"Trash" Finds for the month of April

[jadeblackhawk]

"Trash" Finds for the month of April

Here's some of the trash signals I dug this month:

 

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[jadeblackhawk]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

Some close ups:

 

[Jim C.]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

I disagree. Those tokens I would not put in the trash category. Some of em are valuable. Plus ya got some other neat finds.

 

[fistfulladirt]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

Yes, those last pics are keepers too.

 

[Michiganne]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

A lot of cool relics, Jade. I like the lock, decorative buckle, and bee buckle. WTG

 

[tsabeach]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

Cool "trash" finds

 

[Mike from MI]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

If them are trash, please send them to me!

 

[jadeblackhawk]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

LOL, most were dug with "trashy" broken signals... hence, trash finds. One of the many reasons why I dig all signals. Here's the tokens:

 

[Brentallica]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

Trashy signals but definately some great finds!! Cool tokens and buckles

 

[postalgriff]

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Jade those are killer finds!....I love digging trashy signals that turn out to be sweet relics! congrats on some nice finds!....heres a link to a token similar to your S. Siegrist one.
http://tokencatalog.com/display_rec...hStringAnyWord=siegrist&action=DisplayRecords

 

[tokensmith]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

Thanks for posting the great pictures of the tokens. The Siegrist piece was previously unknown to me. Siegrist had his saloon in Jackson from 1891 to 1909. This would undoubtedly be one of the earliest issues.

I can't really read the first initial on the other token, but H.E. Dittmar had a saloon in Chicago circa 1911.

 

[jadeblackhawk]

Re: "Trash" Finds for the month of April

Thanks for the cool website! I love adding research sites to my already long list

Thanks for posting the great pictures of the tokens. The Siegrist piece was previously unknown to me. Siegrist had his saloon in Jackson from 1891 to 1909. This would undoubtedly be one of the earliest issues.

There is nothing on the backside of the Siegrist token, in case you were wondering. The Ditimar is corroded, I can't tell if there is an H on it or not. I haven't cleaned them beyond a little warm water and some soap. Is there anything I should do to keep them from corroding away?

These are the only two tokens I have ever found, aside from the usual Chuck E Cheese types.