closed school yields 4 more silver

[alb1]

Week 2 with the E -Trac has produced more good finds. Four more dimes and several older pennies. Unfortunately I decided to clean with a tumbler a couple of the pennies and ended up toasting them. Lost in that process was a decent 1926-D, and 1936-S penny. One made it out ok, the 1937. The 26-d, 36-s and 27-s pennies were found in the same hole 8 inches deep, next time I'll photograph the hole before taking them out. All rosies were between 4-5 inches, the merc was as 7-8 inches. The 1941 nickel was near a tree at 5 inches. The 2 1/2 token for a bottling company.

 

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[Old Dude]

Schools can give up many good things. Kids must have been terrible at keeping things, lol. Funny that I don't remember losing anything when I went to school

 

[beez0404]

Schools can give up many good things. Kids must have been terrible at keeping things, lol. Funny that I don't remember losing anything when I went to school

That's cause you didn't know you lost it when you did. I know when I was a kid, had I dropped a dime I would spend a good while trying to find it. You have a great day at the school. Congrats.

 

[UnderMiner]

Wow, never saw anything with a 2 1/2 cent denomination before.
Sweet finds overall!

 

[cjon455]

That's some good finds, my favorite is the token!
Very interested in the etrac, maybe Santa will bring me one for next year

 

[treblehunter]

Is the token silver, it looks silver in the pic, probably aluminum, just looks silver? Tokens are always so cool.