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Cascarets laxative token

GoVidGo

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It was a rainy day in Pittsburgh today, so I took the AT Pro out to the little league baseball field by my house. I left the Etrac and V3i at home. There is an old schoolhouse from the 1850's next to the baseball fields, and I hit on some old things that made their way out to the areas around the fields. I was out for about 2 hours.

I searched the area around the concession stand, and where people put chairs out along the baselines. I found 61 clad tokens but no silvers! Today was 'dime-day' as I hit for 24 dimes. I also found an old rusted out military pin. then found a battling cage token for some place in Oregon, and it looks like the token got clipped by a lawn mower. I also found something very interesting.....!

It is a Cascarets laxative token from the 1930's. It was a novelty token. Whats funny is on one side it says 'heads I win' and on the other side it says 'tails you lose'. It's always fun to find something intersting. It came up as a quarter on the AT Pro, which I run in Pro Mode.
 
Those are always funny. Great work.
 
cool finds, I found my first trade token this summer very interesting
 
Looks like you have located a real field of dreams.:rolleyes:

Cascarets! That name brings back memories, as in Cascara. I used to peel the bark from Cascara trees, sun dry it and then sell it to the local brush plants for spending money when I was a kid.

I was told the local indians called it S--tum bark, for good reason.:lmfao:
 
I couldn't see your flipping coin very well. Is it the same as the one I found? I hoped it was older than the 1930s. The graphics look very old
 
Good find! I found one of these and thought it was my first large cent. Sounds like you have a righteous spot!

HH

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