First mercury dime of the year.

[A/CMan]

I've bought some land recently that had some old houses on it , and I been clearing the land were they we're and I popped out my first for the year and it's in pretty decent shape for a 1944, thanks for looking,found it with my Golden umax about6" down. AC

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[ticm]

Better check for more!

[A/CMan]

Im going back tomorrow to search the area more,

[A/CMan]

We're I found it.

[got2dig]

We're I found it.

Hey, I know that spot!

[A/CMan]

Hey, I know that spot!

Haha, come on over! Lol !

[sonofadigger]

she is a beauty

[A/CMan]

Found a token today at the same place, the two holes are drilled, but I've yet unable to ID it, any suggestions, thanks

[A/CMan]

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Found a token today at the same place, the two holes are drilled, but I've yet unable to ID it, any suggestions, thanks

[idahotokens]

Looks like an Alabama state tax token. Probably the holes were made to make it into a toy. I don't recall whether it has a name, but you put strings through the holes, then get it started winding the strings by spinning back and forth. Terrible explanation - somebody jump in and describe it better.
John in the Great 208

[idahotokens]

Thanks, Wikipedia. The name of the toy is a button whirligig: Whirligig - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
John in the Great 208

[A/CMan]

Thanks guys, for your expertise!!

[A/CMan]

Thank you Idahotokens !