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doyboy
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Hey, dudes, Zoyboy, Silver Zeus, Paco and I decided to hit the defunct amusement park. The wooded area was totally diggable, so we were excited to get started.
My finds:
- 1919 "Swift & Company" token. The front says, "A Swift Dollar of Sales." I am not much of a token expert, but I guess this one indicates that with a dollar purchase of meat, "84.5 cents are paid for live stock, 13 cents are paid for labor excuses and freight, and 1.6 cents remanin for Swift & Company."
Paco's finds:
- Indian Head penny
Zoyboy:
-nada - hehehehe
My finds:
- 1919 "Swift & Company" token. The front says, "A Swift Dollar of Sales." I am not much of a token expert, but I guess this one indicates that with a dollar purchase of meat, "84.5 cents are paid for live stock, 13 cents are paid for labor excuses and freight, and 1.6 cents remanin for Swift & Company."
Paco's finds:
- Indian Head penny
Zoyboy:
-nada - hehehehe
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Hey I dig your kool token find there Doyboy, that is fairly old. How far does this park go back to when the amusement side of it was rockin'? Do you have any idea how many people attended those happening places back in the day, on a daily basis, dude? Man, it was kinda like a mini-disney trip and stuff. And they were all there to party on and to spend their coins. Trust me on this my new TNet friend, many, many coins were lost there over the years while they were having such fun too. 
Besides being easier therefore, smarter digging on your part, also there were more than a few pairs of drawers that had to have been dropped back in there over that many years, so the odds are real good a few more tokens, coins and or jewelery will be waiting for your next tour over there, buddy. Thanx 4 sharing your THunting adventure with us all in here too! 8)
