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DeepTech

a few relics and a 1920 penny

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Went to an old yard today. this yard is so full of stuff that I had to turn the disc up past tab, or id have to dig the whole thing up. Couldnt even ground balance so just left it set where it was . Ben Hur soap tag is cool. Buy two cakes and get one free. The little thing with the chain on it has "HICKOK USA" written on it.


 
I hate places like that. It is so hard to hunt. You know things are their. You gust cannot get to it. I know what we always say about dig it all, but some times you just can not do it. May be hunt a tiny spot at a time. Might take 10 years to do it. ... KEN
 
Nice. I hunt in a old park like that. Very slow working it. One good thing, no one will take the time it takes and I can.
 
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tabman
 
intresting token its is from the 1950,s see this , http://www.etsy.com/listing/122471463/ben-hur-laundry-soap-aluminum?ref=&sref=
 
kaolinwasher said:
intresting token its is from the 1950,s see this , http://www.etsy.com/listing/122471463/ben-hur-laundry-soap-aluminum?ref=&sref=
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I thought it would be older. Im from the 1950s and havent heard of Ben Hur soap. LOL.. I love to find tokens and buttons
 
its still an interesting artifact from the 50,s one of the greatest times in U,S history, a time when predominantly one man worked and provided all for his house and mom stayed home doing the landry, Dad came home in dirty clothes and mom washed them and kids played with toys and not video games and when silver coins where as common as zinc pennys
 
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