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Merf

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Greetings friends, The beans are all picked and about half of the corn is.
I have been pounding some old field sites and a couple of new ones.
Here are the rest of my finds for the month of November.
The tiny copper coin is a Quattrino from Tuscany, Italy.
Thanks to Ted750 for IDing it.
The 1869 three cent nickel is the first I have seen.
I nicked it while digging so it was a bit of a relief to see that it was holed anyway.
Thanks for looking and best luck to all, Merf :thumbsup: :hello:
 

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dirt doctor said:
ModernMiner said:
Merf,
I think we may have matching buckles or suspender clips. I found mine in Indiana last month.
-Doug-

Nice going as usual Merf :thumbsup: That is a WW1 era Army belt buckle you both have found . :icon_thumright: :icon_thumleft:

H H ,
George









Thanks George :thumbsup:
And thanks for the info on that buckle----Much appreciated
 
Thanks Buckles :thumbsup:

Regards, Merf
 
Thanks Camb :thumbsup:

Thanks Cal :thumbsup:
 
allen said:
Awesome assortment of finds !!!
What is that coin that says Hungary
on the front, but United States of
America on the back?







Thanks Allen :thumbsup:
That is an 1800's political token http://wensy.com/detail.asp?id=2580294
Thanks to 72 cheyenne for ID ing it.
 
Thanks Evan :thumbsup:

Thanks Skaleewag :thumbsup:
 

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