TrpnBils
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This photo represents token numbers 39-47 this year amounting to 4 spills plus random singles or pairs found. The tokens on the left and middle-right are picker tokens from apple orchards that were in heavy use up through the 50s or so. The token on the far right has the name of a guy I was able to track down living about 30 minutes from here (he's in his 80s - haven't stopped by yet to talk to him or show him but I plan on it). The dime is a '53, and the buttons are old....there was a back mark on the one when it had a nice, dark green patina on it immediately after coming out of the ground and then before my eyes I saw the patina degrade into a nasty, mottled mess and now I can't even hardly tell there was anything there. I plan on doing electrolysis on it to see if I can get the back mark out of it again to get an approximate date (although I suspect 1800s). This site goes back to the 1750s and is the same one I dug the counterfeit 1775 KGIII at a couple of weeks ago.
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