Killer Silver Day with Jimmy D.!

[Digger RJ]

Found an 1899 S Barber Dime, 1942P War Nickel, a Sterling earring back, a cool old lock and a bunch of wheats. Jimmy tore it up!! I told him to post it, so it should be on here soon. Happy Hunting!!!! Silver #6fty

The pic of the Halves & other goodies are his. I’ll let him explain. He couldn’t get his pics to post. He’s got an Android?

 

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[Professor of Engineering]

Congrats on the nice finds!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Very nice finds - congrats !

 

[Joe-Dirt]

Very nice, congrats! ( sorry, couldn’t resist) a barber half is a hard get, I’ve only found one!! Nice job!!

 

[Steve in PA]

Looks like you guys had a great day, congrats

 

[mddavis3]

Killer day for sure! Congrats to you both.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

You had a great day of hunting Randy, congrats on the three silvers!
I love finding vintage toys, especially Lesney and early Dinky toys, these always sound so sweet mostly because they're made of pot metal.

I'd love to see a pic of this bulldozer all cleaned up.
Dave

 

[park pirate]

Awesome..

 

[Digger RJ]

May be something to do with the railroad. Looks to have track wheels.

 

[Radon]

I'd say it had rubber treads that ran in those wheels. I had one similar a looong time ago.

 

[silverfreak]

Good stuff, RJ! Nice finds.

 

[A2coins]

# nice silvers sweetness I always like finding the old cars and stuff I clean em and paint em lol Nice hunt my friend and stay safe out there. Tommy

 

[JerV3]

Nice silver RJ.

Jer

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

May be something to do with the railroad. Looks to have track wheels.

Thanks very much for the follow up pics Randy. Here's what I found about your bulldozer find.

Vintage 1984 Road Champs Bulldozer - Die cast metal and plastic, made by Road Champs.

"Road Champs originally started out in the early 1980’s under the company JRI, Inc. in a Philadelphia suburb. After a move to West Caldwell NJ the company was sold to Jakks Pacific in 1995. They originally started out with 1:64 Scale vehicle but made their mark in the 1:43 scale market. Those vehicles remain a big favorite of Lionel and O Gauge train collectors for use on their layouts. It is the realism, reasonable price, and selection of models that makes them popular."

 

[Trezurehunter]

Looks like you guys really smacked it out there. Nice job on all the silvers.

 

[Digger RJ]

Thanks ANTIQUARIAN! Happy Hunting!!!

 

[Silvermonkey]

I guess you weren't kidding...you absolutely did have a killer day! They don't happen all that often, so enjoy it as long as that silvery glow lasts!

 

[washingtonian]

Wow, you both scored big! I can't believe he got double silver halves. Too cool!