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[Truth]

This was on a old piece of property no idea what it is weighs about maybe 10 pounds and is 6 inches from either way a perfect circle no idea what it’s made of and I found another awkward thing it might be a Mardi Gras doubloon but I wouldn’t think it would be out this far from New Orleans and I’ve never seen a doubloon look like this. Spend weird times thanks for looking.

I thought y’all wouldn’t take my word for it lol

 

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[traveller777]

Your pic did not make it, Truth.

 

[Gare]

Truth can you repost the info and picture ?

 

[traveller777]

Now that is different, Truth. Thanks for sharing. Maybe someone can help you.

 

[releventchair]

Finally!
An old coin even I could find. (If I was real close. L.o.l.).

 

[luke_00]

Plumbers lead, from the bottom of the iron melting pot.

 

[Truth]

Finally!
An old coin even I could find. (If I was real close. L.o.l.).

Hahaha

 

[Truth]

Plumbers lead, from the bottom of the iron melting pot.

I think you’re right I appreciate that Luke that’s smart.

 

[Fourman110]

Certainly looks like melted lead but there's raised letters on the flat side (third picture by the black area). That's unique. Also looks like part of the edge os raised and reeded. I wonder if a light at the edge or some type of photo editing would bring out the detail better.

 

[duggap]

My wife's pancakes.

 

[Red-Coat]

Certainly looks like melted lead but there's raised letters on the flat side (third picture by the black area). That's unique. Also looks like part of the edge os raised and reeded. I wonder if a light at the edge or some type of photo editing would bring out the detail better.

I agree with the 'melting pot' suggestion. I think Truth is showing two different items in the pictures and the other item with the corroded hole in it is what he thought might be a Mardi Gras doubloon (the pic where you can see what might be raised letters).

This might be the wild-assest WAG ever but at the top centre (in my edited version of his picture) there is something that looks awfully like a trombone to me:



That wouldn't be completely unlikely for a New Orleans token, whether Mardi Gras, Jazzfest-related, or just a general souvenir of the city. Doctor Google has been unhelpful, apart from a modern souvenir token:



Below what looks like a trombone there appears to be a series of parallel lines running left-right at a slight angle but I couldn't convince myself of resemblance to a musical stave.

 

[Gene Mean]

With some of the letters/words that are visible you should get close to an ID.
I see-
LOUIS
OF THE BI__E

 

[Chilli]

Plumbers lead, from the bottom of the iron melting pot.

I think im with that. Only reason is I found a very much same thing last yr.
I was looking at it in wonder as to what it was. Mine was about half the size though. Now you say it makes sense. Im with your explanation. 👍

 

[Red-Coat]

With some of the letters/words that are visible you should get close to an ID.
I see-
LOUIS
OF THE BI__E

I struggled with the lettering but, if you see 'LOUIS', I would guess it's the first part of 'LOUISIANA'.

 

[Truth]

I agree with the 'melting pot' suggestion. I think Truth is showing two different items in the pictures and the other item with the corroded hole in it is what he thought might be a Mardi Gras doubloon (the pic where you can see what might be raised letters).

This might be the wild-assest WAG ever but at the top centre (in my edited version of his picture) there is something that looks awfully like a trombone to me:

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That wouldn't be completely unlikely for a New Orleans token, whether Mardi Gras, Jazzfest-related, or just a general souvenir of the city. Doctor Google has been unhelpful, apart from a modern souvenir token:

View attachment 2029143

Below what looks like a trombone there appears to be a series of parallel lines running left-right at a slight angle but I couldn't convince myself of resemblance to a musical stave.

That’s after a little forehead wax

 

[Truth]

I agree with the 'melting pot' suggestion. I think Truth is showing two different items in the pictures and the other item with the corroded hole in it is what he thought might be a Mardi Gras doubloon (the pic where you can see what might be raised letters).

This might be the wild-assest WAG ever but at the top centre (in my edited version of his picture) there is something that looks awfully like a trombone to me:

View attachment 2029142

That wouldn't be completely unlikely for a New Orleans token, whether Mardi Gras, Jazzfest-related, or just a general souvenir of the city. Doctor Google has been unhelpful, apart from a modern souvenir token:

View attachment 2029143

Below what looks like a trombone there appears to be a series of parallel lines running left-right at a slight angle but I couldn't convince myself of resemblance to a musical stave.

I’m telling you this little thing has me racking my brain I always appreciate when you lend me a helping hand you’re a good man

 

[Truth]

This is the best I can do with a brush and nose grease should I put this in lemon juice? Or should I just put water and let it dry?

 

[Truth]

I know by the wording I see as SS and how the other ladders move that way this is the up and down whatever the pictures and you could tell it was silver wash the plane

This is the best I can do with a brush and nose grease should I put this in lemon juice? Or should I just put water and let it dry?

this is after a hour of electrolysis. I think I see two SS in the word BLESS

 

[Truth]

I know by the wording I see as SS and how the other ladders move that way this is the up and down whatever the pictures and you could tell it was silver wash the plane

this is after a hour of electrolysis. I think I see two SS in the word BLESS

I’ve seen a lot of Mardi Gras aluminum doubloons and they always have rust on them this one’s different trust me I said now it’s brutal you have no rust and would hold the silver which off the top of my head is called Antimony. I had a counterfeit seated dime that was made out of Antimony

 

[Red-Coat]

I know by the wording I see as SS and how the other ladders move that way this is the up and down whatever the pictures and you could tell it was silver wash the plane

this is after a hour of electrolysis. I think I see two SS in the word BLESS

I very clearly (!) see "GOD BLESS AMERICA", which doesn't narrow it down very much