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- Mar 8, 2014
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Actually, these are the finds for the last two days. Been a good two days...and the weather has been super!
I'll have to try to pretty her up. Lots of good detail. Just a bit crusty lookin'.
Gotta keep diggin' those nickel signals!
This is probably my favorite find this weekend because of it's local historical ties.
This token also has local historical ties. Just not sure what they are. I can make out Colon, Mich. (Yes, there really is a Colon, Michigan). The token is one of those lightweight aluminum (?) ones. Not sure how to try to clean it. Will probably throw it in the tumbler to see if I can get the rest of the inscription to be readable.
Startin' my own tribe.
Weekend digs...
1847 Large cent
1868 Shield Nickel
1912 V Nickel
1917-S Mercury dime
(5) Indian Head Pennies 1868, 1875, 1883, 1894, 1898
1945 Wheatback penny
Watch fob from S.B. Emmons, Mendon, Mich.
Token from (?) Colon, Mich.
Tiny flat button, Rich Color Backmark
Amber colored marble with a frosted finish. I am assuming this is a bit older. They didn't look quite like this when I was a kid.
PBS
I'll have to try to pretty her up. Lots of good detail. Just a bit crusty lookin'.
Gotta keep diggin' those nickel signals!
This is probably my favorite find this weekend because of it's local historical ties.
This token also has local historical ties. Just not sure what they are. I can make out Colon, Mich. (Yes, there really is a Colon, Michigan). The token is one of those lightweight aluminum (?) ones. Not sure how to try to clean it. Will probably throw it in the tumbler to see if I can get the rest of the inscription to be readable.
Startin' my own tribe.
Weekend digs...
1847 Large cent
1868 Shield Nickel
1912 V Nickel
1917-S Mercury dime
(5) Indian Head Pennies 1868, 1875, 1883, 1894, 1898
1945 Wheatback penny
Watch fob from S.B. Emmons, Mendon, Mich.
Token from (?) Colon, Mich.
Tiny flat button, Rich Color Backmark
Amber colored marble with a frosted finish. I am assuming this is a bit older. They didn't look quite like this when I was a kid.
PBS
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