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225 Million B.C. and Other Variety

cambria09

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Howdy All. Got out this weekend to two sites, a 1900's farmhouse and a 1920's curbstrip, dug quite a variety:

Harmonica pcs
(25) clad coins
Various hardware
Mail box flag
Whet stone
1942 wheatie
Shotshells
Toy die cast cars and gun trigger
GM car keys
Strange iron nut (RR maybe?)
Fishing weights
Old silver plate spoon
Large ax head
Cool Dinosaur Token

Thanks for viewing and may the finds be with you.

C9
 

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Cool, now you need to find the car that those keys belong to... I like that dino token..
 
That square piece looks like a threading die to me. Nice finds :icon_thumleft::icon_thumleft:
 
That square piece looks like a threading die to me. Nice finds :icon_thumleft::icon_thumleft:

Hello mo dirt diggin. I posted it on the What Is It Forum before I read your reply and you are right. There appear to be ridges inside that would indicate it is a threading die. I knew I had seen something like it before. Thanks for the great ID. C9
 

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