Backyard Finds! Tokens!!

Swingit

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I have hunted my backyard to death over the years!! (10 years) Even Gridding it numerous times. I didn't there was anything left,I Boy was I wrong!! :hello2: I got a zink penny not pictured :nono:, 30's Abraham Lincoln Cracker Jack Mystery Club President Token/Coin, A.E. Woodruff good for 25c in merchandise Mountain Lake MINN. Old pocket watch, Dateless Buff, An Accordion Reed, and a Stronger Brand overall button. The Mountain Lake Token Is Local!! I love digging tokens, especially when they are from the town you live in!!
Will My Yard Ever Be "Hunted Out"? :dontknow:
HH!!
Swingit
 

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OH YEAH! That's an awesome trade token! I love finding them trade tokens! CONGRAT'S!!!
 

Love those tokens. I too, hunt the heck out of my yard and am always surprised to find more good things.
 

Love those trade tokens!
 

them tokens rock :icon_thumleft: MR TUFF
 

I always love to see what other people are finding in Minnesota :thumbsup:

Very cool, thanks for sharing.
 

WIT said:
I always love to see what other people are finding in Minnesota :thumbsup:

Very cool, thanks for sharing.
I Always Love Finding Things From Minnesota ;D
Can anybody find any info on the A.E. Woodruff token?
I can't find a thing :icon_scratch: :read2:
 

Digging deeper........
Amelius E. Woodruff was born in Essex county, New York, July 26, 1842. In 1875 he came to Cottonwood country and conducted a farm in Mountain Lake township for 15 years. In 1890 he came to Mt. Lake, built his store and started a general merchandising business, which he continued until 1910, when he retired.
Source: (Pages 406 and 407) here:
http://books.google.com/books?id=I0...&q=Woodruff "Mountain Lake" Minnesota&f=false
 

Love the 1933 Cracker Jack presidential coin too!! Awesome finds! Wish my yard was as stocked with neat treasures!
 

The answer to your question "Will it ever be hunted out?" is no. No matter what you find, or how often you search, items continue to accumulate. The more people, the more accumulation.
 

Those are some great tokens, some of those cracker jack ones are worth a pretty penny. Congrats
 

Swingit said:
I have hunted my backyard to death over the years!! (10 years) Even Gridding it numerous times. I didn't there was anything left,I Boy was I wrong!! :hello2: I got a zink penny not pictured :nono:, 30's Abraham Lincoln Cracker Jack Mystery Club President Token/Coin, A.E. Woodruff good for 25c in merchandise Mountain Lake MINN. Old pocket watch, Dateless Buff, An Accordion Reed, and a Stronger Brand overall button. The Mountain Lake Token Is Local!! I love digging tokens, especially when they are from the town you live in!!
Will My Yard Ever Be "Hunted Out"? :dontknow:
HH!!
Swingit

Cool finds! :headbang: I'll take tokens over common silver all day long!

Did you change anything to get these new finds? Different detector? Setting? Etc.
 

Mackaydon said:
Digging deeper........
Amelius E. Woodruff was born in Essex county, New York, July 26, 1842. In 1875 he came to Cottonwood country and conducted a farm in Mountain Lake township for 15 years. In 1890 he came to Mt. Lake, built his store and started a general merchandising business, which he continued until 1910, when he retired.
Source: (Pages 406 and 407) here:
http://books.google.com/books?id=I0...&q=Woodruff "Mountain Lake" Minnesota&f=false
Thanks Mackaydon :notworthy:!! That Helps A Lot!!!!
I'm gonna find that farm!!!
 

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