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trk5capt said:rjnail, The only hobo coins I have ever seen were modified buffalo nickles, where the Indian head was made to look like it had a beard & a derby hat. trk5capt...
gypsyheart said:I wanted to talk to rj first before posting...so now that that is over...I think if this is silver then it is gypsy jewelry ...a peice off a anklet bracelet.
From what I know...amd? thats not much. ..nickles werethe common Hobo coin of choice for decorating...
SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS said:Those are neat.? Never had any idea about that form.
jeff of pa said:My Guess the Best Place to find them would be Fields
Right Before & Right After Rail Road Stations.
As The ones who Hopped Trains Would Jump Off Before the Train Stops,
And Jump on, After the Train Left the Station,
To avoid the Rail Road Police.
and also Camped along Creeks nearby the Station, But out of View.
gypsyheart said:when we were kids in Michigan , there were hobos that traveled the rails ,but would camp under neath the bridges ...all the neighbor hood kids? would visit them ...haha? and? they would send us home? for potatoes ,onions? and other veggies ....then cook soup... mom would even send a loaf of bread or peice of ham? back with us to give to them.,...they? never harmed us , just told us stories? or sang songs ...now i would never let my girls do something like that... I am going back and searching under that bridge...