couple of ??????

[N_E_W_D_I_G_G_E_R]

well got out today been super busy for the past week but here they are a plie of pull tabs, a piece of what i think used to be a spoon some clad and a niagra falls keepsake and a couple of i dont knows lol, the niagra falls thing is the one with the hole in the middle and on the back i think it says keep his and youll never be broke? but not sure, i dont know if its silver or aluminum came out shiny but its heavy and its not very think it is actually kinda thin, the other thing is made of copper ithink and it looks like a mini top hat? dont know and the other thing looks like some kind of latch along with all the other trash and before i left the park i threw away a pile of pull tabs so i found alot of pull tabs today not bad for a 2 hour hunt . HH all!! the ones im interested in is the one that looks like a latch, the small top hat, and the niagra falls thingy

 

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[unclemac]

it had a penny in it...it was a "good luck" token...the niagra falls thing is the one with the hole in the middle and on the back i think it says keep his and youll never be broke

 

[NOLA_Ken]

the hat looking piece I think might be the center cap from a toy wagon wheel

 

[TomPA]

Agree on the wagon wheel cap. I remember pounding them back on my wagon! ( Although they were probably used on other wheeled objects.)

 

[N_E_W_D_I_G_G_E_R]

but this is made of copper and is really smooth no marks on it like it was on anything ?? maybe i dont knownomarks inside or out to indicate that it was covering anything, not saying your wrong but its wierd that it doesnt have any marks on it inside or out?

 

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[Back-of-the-boat]

The little copper deal reminds me of a tea light holder it would have set in wooden base. (tea light is small candle) Also the latch is an internal part to a latch so probably will be hard to get an exact I.D.

 

[BosnMate]

One of the first things I ever found with my BFO machine way back in the late 60's was one of those penny good luck pieces,
keep me and never go broke. Mine has a penny in it, and looks a lot like this one.

 

[NOLA_Ken]

The candleholder idea is a good possibility too......

 

[cudamark]

If the little "hat" shaped piece is indeed an axle cap to retain a wheel, it should have a few tiny dimples or cleats to help keep it fastened to the axle shaft. Almost all the ones I've seen were steel however, but I guess they could be made of copper too. The aluminum horseshoe shaped item with the hole in the middle is indeed a souvenir piece that once had a one cent coin in the middle. I've found many of those through the years.

 

[Goldiver]

Your little "tophat" piece appears to be a finger pull for a sliding pocket door.
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Steve

 

[thepoolguy]

i think the item on the bottom right would lock your tire chain on. kinda like this one except older.