MonDak
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- Jan 5, 2006
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a few coins found since my last post.
The rectangular 12-1/2¢ is the second one I've found. the original can be seen here http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,179786.msg1312026.html#msg1312026
I had an offer from someone to buy the first one, and I told my wife I thought I would
never find another 12-1/2¢ token so I thought I would keep it. The nex day I found the
second one plus the 2 geo. lord 12-1/2¢ ones plus a 1919 lincoln, a 1905 barber dime,
a piece of silverware, and crystal white token.
These are I believe, a couple of railroad pocket watches. Can't see it on the picture, but
there's an old steam engine etched on the back of one of them.
The coins here are 3 IH's 1898,1904, and 1907
lincoln's are 1915d,1916,1919s,1919d,1920d
The barber dimes are 1911, and semi key date 1892s. I had found the key date 1995o
last summer, so this was a nice addition.
The medal in the center I'm thinking depicts Gen. Phil Sheridan, but not sure. It says
across the top Wyoming-St Paul 08 and under the bust says Sheridan.
The token to the right of the medal is a good for 5¢ in trade on one side and on the back says
The Brunswick-Balke Collender Company
The bottom 2 are maverick tokens, good for 5¢, from Gualt and Carr, blank on the reverse.
I've found 3 of them so far, and they're not listed in the state token book.
The rectangular 12-1/2¢ is the second one I've found. the original can be seen here http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,179786.msg1312026.html#msg1312026
I had an offer from someone to buy the first one, and I told my wife I thought I would
never find another 12-1/2¢ token so I thought I would keep it. The nex day I found the
second one plus the 2 geo. lord 12-1/2¢ ones plus a 1919 lincoln, a 1905 barber dime,
a piece of silverware, and crystal white token.
These are I believe, a couple of railroad pocket watches. Can't see it on the picture, but
there's an old steam engine etched on the back of one of them.
The coins here are 3 IH's 1898,1904, and 1907
lincoln's are 1915d,1916,1919s,1919d,1920d
The barber dimes are 1911, and semi key date 1892s. I had found the key date 1995o
last summer, so this was a nice addition.
The medal in the center I'm thinking depicts Gen. Phil Sheridan, but not sure. It says
across the top Wyoming-St Paul 08 and under the bust says Sheridan.
The token to the right of the medal is a good for 5¢ in trade on one side and on the back says
The Brunswick-Balke Collender Company
The bottom 2 are maverick tokens, good for 5¢, from Gualt and Carr, blank on the reverse.
I've found 3 of them so far, and they're not listed in the state token book.
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