407floyd
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Last 5 hunts in this drought have been extremely taxing but I haven’t let it stop me. What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger? Anyway, at least 1 piece of silver at every hunt. The first pic shows a Tootsie Toy that I’ve never found before and a Ford Model T ignition piece. 2nd pic, 1920 S Merc, 1907 IH, $1 coin, early Levi Strauss rivet, and pretty jewel in a sterling mount. 3rd pic has a 1930 chauffeur license, 1975-1902 Unión general service button, 1900 Germany 1 Pfennig coin, gold cuff link w/monogram F, 1923 air pressure gauge, ancient Chinese cash, Signal Corps pin, and 1880 rimfire cartridge.
4th pic has 2 ends of a sterling fork, 1881 IH, and the crucifix seems to be silver but no mark.
The only silver in the 5th pic is a crusty war nickel. There’s a rough 1906 V nickel, a campaign thimble, 2 awesome aluminum containers, 2 Mexican 20 Centavos coins 30yrs apart, a cool Grip Tumbler key, 2 more Ford Model T ignition pieces, and one of the pocket watch backs has some writing scratched inside that I can’t make out. Too bad.
Not sure what the red square object is at the bottom, but has paper instructions inside showing the placement of batteries. It was pretty flattened when I found it. Any ideas?
4th pic has 2 ends of a sterling fork, 1881 IH, and the crucifix seems to be silver but no mark.
The only silver in the 5th pic is a crusty war nickel. There’s a rough 1906 V nickel, a campaign thimble, 2 awesome aluminum containers, 2 Mexican 20 Centavos coins 30yrs apart, a cool Grip Tumbler key, 2 more Ford Model T ignition pieces, and one of the pocket watch backs has some writing scratched inside that I can’t make out. Too bad.
Not sure what the red square object is at the bottom, but has paper instructions inside showing the placement of batteries. It was pretty flattened when I found it. Any ideas?
