Return to permission gets lead soldier and Coinstar Bingo!

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Today, the weather was perfect and ground conditions superb so i put a little more swing time into the permissions my son and i hit the other day.
I must say, we cleaned them out pretty good.

Still, i was able to squeak out a few more wheats, a couple junk rings, a lead toy soldier and some clad.

These are my finds for the day!
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Not a pillage the village kinda day but not a skunk either!

If anyone can identify and date the toy, it would be much appreciated!
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And who could have thunk! On my way home, i stopped by the store to get some meat for dinner and BINGO!

My first big score of more than a couple pennies or tokens!

I got a whole hand full of goodies from the coinstar reject return!
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Two Rosie dimes and a Steel penny
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picture of everything sorted.
Grand total of 48 coins and 3 tokens!
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HH everyone!
 

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Your hunt appears to have been a good one.Can't help on the toy.Coinstar finds like that one certainly are scarce.
 

Congrats on the finds and coinstar treasure.
 

Your hunt appears to have been a good one.Can't help on the toy.Coinstar finds like that one certainly are scarce.

I agree on the Coinstar find. I have been checking Coinstars for over 3 years and this is the first time i have ever found silver.
What i find interesting is all the modern nickels dimes and pennies that were rejected. They all look good with no reason to be rejected.
 

Congrats on to days scores. From the looks of the soldiers uniform and especially that wide brimed, short domed helmet I'd say WWI.
 

Another good day for you my friend! Good gracious, somebody needs to follow you around!

- Though I wouldn't want you stalked, went through that myself one time and it wasn't cool at all.
 

I agree on the Coinstar find. I have been checking Coinstars for over 3 years and this is the first time i have ever found silver.
What i find interesting is all the modern nickels dimes and pennies that were rejected. They all look good with no reason to be rejected.

It happens because they overload the hopper and it kicks out the overload.
 

Nice finds! That lead soldier is neat! Congrats! :icon_thumleft: Nice silver score from the Coinstar!
 

Another good day for you my friend! Good gracious, somebody needs to follow you around!

- Though I wouldn't want you stalked, went through that myself one time and it wasn't cool at all.

LOL thanks. Not the best of finds but i do like the toy for sure!

It happens because they overload the hopper and it kicks out the overload.

Good to know! I was thinking the machine was broke or something was wrong with the coins.
 

Well done sir. The Coinstar jackpot is really nice, with 2 silvers and a steelie.

Best of luck to you in 2019.
 

Nice hunt I love the soldier hope it. cleans up nice. Nice to hunt with your son I wish I started young I would need another house to store my stuff lol Well done. Tommy
 

Very cool finds, Congrats!!!

The soldier looks like a minute man to me.
 

Hi, nice finds. Congrats:icon_thumleft: I like the old lead toy soldier
 

Congratualtions on the fine hunt! :occasion14:
 

Ol' Sub is going to go out on a limb here and propose that your soldier is a US Army infantryman from the Spanish American War, Circa 1898-1902, complete with Krag rifle, slouch hat, neckerchief, spats, and Pattern 1894 Mills ammo belt! I cannot find a maker but when you clean him up more, please post more pix! Cheers, Sub 8-)


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Thank you Sub! here are some better pictures...I can't find any markings.

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Ammoman, Now that I see the cleaned version of your military man, I am very sure that he is a Victorian era Royal British sailor. In full gear to go ashore! Cheers, Sub 8-)

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