Fishscale, Old toy soldier.

[GioTheGreek]

I hit a couple of spots today and found these.


Brass bracelet, I believe...

Old lead toy soldier... not sure if he's a conquistador or a WWI figurine.

Crusty copper...

1920 Penny in good shape.

And this 1919 Fishscale. (Canadian 5 cent piece)

Happy hunting!

 

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[milk86]

That would be a WW I doughboy.

Nice digs

 

[ticm]

I like that 1919 nickel.

 

[hamiddetecting]

Nice finds.

 

[granthansen]

Ha! Based on the thread title I thought it was MY post. My first good find was a fish scale and recently found a toy soldier. Nice finds!

 

[GioTheGreek]

Haha, Grant. I'm going to search for your post now.

 

[Subterranean]

Hey Gio, if you are in Canada, your soldier may be a kneeling rifleman by Breslin, manufactured by brothers Sam and Ed Breslin of Toronto. It was a copy of an American-made soldier of that same time period (before, during, and after WW2.) Just an educated hunch, based on a grainy photograph in my old Toy Soldier Identification guide. Best of Luck, Sub

 

[granthansen]

Gio, post about soldier is called "searching a root cellar" or something like that. I never posted about my fish scale but wrote a blog about it. Click the banner below

 

[AC1955]

Nice finds! I love finding old toys.

 

[GioTheGreek]

Subterranean, thanks for the ID!

 

[granthansen]

Subterranean does it again!

 

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[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

Some good finds there man.

I love finding old toys of any kind, no soldiers yet though.

Good shape on your coins.