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You're right, she's a beaut!! Much better looking than any I've (n)ever found :laughing7: Great find!!!

Seven fox in one picture? National Geographic has got NOTHING on you! Spectacular picture!!!

That's a good one! And one more than I've ever found...:laughing7:

My deepest sympathies. Indeed, he is in a better place. Rest in peace, Tim.

As I have no idea what an ornament stone is, I'm going to venture this is something museum quality? Wow, looks great!

If contacting the school doesn't pan out, you might try the manufacturer. Is it a Josten's ring? Looks to be (mine is). At any rate, great day digging, I see. Congrats!

Congrats! That thing is crazy nice!!

Sorry for your loss. Awesome button...never seen one like it!

Can I hunt one of your fields when you're done with it? Holy carp, you find some nice things!! :notworthy:

Neat little brooch! Painted?

Welcome aboard, Bob!! You're in a historically rich area, so be sure to post your finds!!

Not good to hear, I must say. Don't give up just yet!! Hoping for the best for you!

The "F" you're seeing is the designer's initial (Fraiser). Neither coin displays a mint mark, as they were minted in Philadelphia, PA. Were they minted in either Denver, CO (D) or San Francisco, CA (S) they would display the mint mark beneath the "C" in cents, on the reverse.

Congrats!!! Super happy for you! One you'll ALWAYS remember!!

Looks like Anheuser Busch to me... Not an expert, BTW.

I've dug lots of three-ringers; never one with a number inside. I'd say it's a bit of a rarity. Not going to make you rich, but definitely a keeper.

Looks like comic book character to me. Something along the lines of The Flash. Not current on my action hero/ comic book character knowledge. Nice find anyway!!

That thing is AMAZING!!! Congrats on a tremendous find.

Looks like others I've seen posted here, too. Congrats! Oh, welcome aboard, too!!

More than once the coffee cans of change my dad squirreled away paid for the groceries when he was otherwise broke. We lived hand to mouth when I was growing up...I don't anymore, but still keep some change sitting around, in case of a rainy day.