1920 winged liberty dime, presidential cracker jack coin, and old make up case
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Jason in Enid
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Nice finds. I guess somebody didnt like president Fillmore!
Diggindennis
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Looks like they were a pretty good shot huh lol
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Who can tell me more about this makeup case has a lady on it
washingtonian
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Cool shot token and a Merc!
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I read your post because you actually bothered to call your silver dime "Winged Liberty " - Most don't know or care - and just slouch off with "merc". (as I have done plenty)
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A great assortment of finds there.
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Silver is Silver! 
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Nice merc. Wish they would bring that style back. My fav dime
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Nice hunt and a classy silver Winged Liberty dime! 
Diggindennis
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It's actually the second one I've dug..so I knew what it was right of the bat
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This was my first one this one isn't is as good of shape
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Looks like some nice finds. A lot of those Cracker Jack tokens did not fair out well, depending on soil conditions, because they were made of aluminum.
Diggindennis
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Yea trezurehunter I've found several other aluminum tokens same thing pretty bad shape after 90 or 100 years in the ground
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Those Cracker Jack tokens sound just like a silver quarter, I got one a few weeks back at 8” and I was convinced it was going to be a seated quarter...................it wasn’t
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Those old aluminum tokens are typically in really bad shape.
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Nice finds, congrats!
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