Jason in Enid
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I did a little work-travel detecting today. I thought the place looked old enough ( circa ww2 ) for silver but all the coins I dug were clad. This one thing was a winner though. I almost gave up because the hole was getting so deep i thought it must be big junk. Then about 12 inches deep i finally uncovered this.
Tons of corrosion, first pic is after field cleaning it without much success. Next was after some metal brush scrubbing, and finally after using naval jelly. I included pics of an un-dug variety as a reference.
My research shows it was a giveaway advertising piece from somewhere in the 1901 to 1909 period.
Tons of corrosion, first pic is after field cleaning it without much success. Next was after some metal brush scrubbing, and finally after using naval jelly. I included pics of an un-dug variety as a reference.
My research shows it was a giveaway advertising piece from somewhere in the 1901 to 1909 period.
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