pa-dirt_nc-sand
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Took a couple of short hunts for this handful pulled out of old 1800’s farms.
I found another Pittsburgh Railways Token earlier this year, but this one is a different variety from the 1930’s.
This green copper facing left had me stumped for a bit. Normally when they are really smooth and green they are a KG, but not this time.
The back is totally smooth. Finally figured it out as an 1860’ish Victorian Penny called a Bun Head.
It is 30mm vs a KG around 24mm. It definitely seems like it was in circulation?
This totally intact 1915’ish razor was pretty cool.
Potentially my first old marble, any ID help appreciated.
And a tag that Jeff of PA likes to think is a bit evil.
Any ideas on this one?
Here is the handful.
And of course fulfilling my job as spoon eradication expert.
Good luck out there!
I found another Pittsburgh Railways Token earlier this year, but this one is a different variety from the 1930’s.
This green copper facing left had me stumped for a bit. Normally when they are really smooth and green they are a KG, but not this time.
The back is totally smooth. Finally figured it out as an 1860’ish Victorian Penny called a Bun Head.
It is 30mm vs a KG around 24mm. It definitely seems like it was in circulation?
This totally intact 1915’ish razor was pretty cool.
Potentially my first old marble, any ID help appreciated.
And a tag that Jeff of PA likes to think is a bit evil.
Any ideas on this one?
Here is the handful.
And of course fulfilling my job as spoon eradication expert.
Good luck out there!
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