Brentallica
Bronze Member
Last couple old yard digs scores me my first Flying Eagle Cent. Happy to check this one off the list. Funny - with the extra nickel in the coin, I was surprised when I saw the back side and immediately thought - Wow that didn't hit like an Indian. When I flipped it over the real surprise kicked in!! Down about 10". The "shot" Walker is a 1918. My first thought was - oh man it is damaged. Now, however, I am happy and can only imagine the story behind it. 1934 Union Pacific "Lucky Piece" token was a fun find although I must admit at first sight I thought it was another Half 
. Few relics and 22 Wheaties ranging from 1918 to 57D. Goggled the little key that is made in England and it turns out to be a key from a Jaguar. The oblong keys were for the boot (trunk) or glove compartment.
Thanks for looking and good luck out there!!
. Few relics and 22 Wheaties ranging from 1918 to 57D. Goggled the little key that is made in England and it turns out to be a key from a Jaguar. The oblong keys were for the boot (trunk) or glove compartment.Thanks for looking and good luck out there!!
(I hope to find one someday when I grow up.) Neat shot Walker, too. Nice relics....now go find that Jaguar. 
