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[tomsneck]

Went to the parking lot of a local beach. Same as the other night. I have to say I don't have many daylight hours to look and the new mxs's back light has been awsome. Found my first big silver( barely)! And a bunch of clad. Also found a 1/4 oz 7 g scale weight? Which seemed kinda strange, a nyc subway token( which is also strange for the location), and a 1970 foreign coin that rang like a nickel.
Oh. And a 1923 wheatie lol.

Thanks for the look

 

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[tomsneck]

Any help w the foreign coin would be cool

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Awesome! Interesting hunt and a real mix of goodies!
Nice silver score!

 

[against the wind]

That NYC Transit token is the original small token

From 1953 -1966 15 cents, (48 million)
From 1966 -1970 20 cents
There were 6 more changes in the design and size.
The last token made was called the Five Boroughs Pentagon and it cost $1.50. It was a little smaller than a quarter and made of brass.
(60 million minted)
The token was replaced by the Metro Card in April, 2003.
Of all the tokens issued, you found the coolest.
Congrats

 

[UnderMiner]

Nice 1969 Kennedy 40%er!
That 1/4 oz lead square is a tire weight. I recall finding a few on the side of the highway along with other kinds of tire weights.
The Y NYC subway token you found is the kind used from 1953-1980, it's very hard to tell what year of issue it is exactly, but it looks like one of the smaller Y variants issued from 1953-1966. They would make the Y bigger for the later generation tokens.
Subway tokens rocked, so much easier than our metro card system nowadays, in my opinion anyway.

 

[tomsneck]

Thanks for the info on the tokens.

 

[trapperart]

Nice finds congrats

 

[david680]

Nice finds. Your foreign coin is a 2 Drachmai coin from Greece.