Lady Liberty Watch Fob

[Carolina Relic Hunter]

Back at our 1700’s home site where we find stuff from that time all the way to modern. I dug this gem on the way back to the car. Not sure of it’s age but it’s unique and cool. The second pic is and undug example.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Congrats on a very cool find !
Looks like a good a piece to clean with Electrolysis ?

 

[jewelerguy]

Supposed to represent a repousse punched coin like this Barber. On the actual coins, it can be a little tricky to date when they were actually punched as you can still buy the dies today, but I believe they first became popular in the 1910's. Personally, I'd date your fob about circa 1915

 

[Carolina Relic Hunter]

Supposed to represent a repousse punched coin like this Barber. On the actual coins, it can be a little tricky to date when they were actually punched as you can still buy the dies today, but I believe they first became popular in the 1910's. Personally, I'd date your fob about circa 1915

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That date range hit right with some of the other items we found in this specific area

 

[Trezurehunter]

Neat looking fob.

 

[Digger RJ]

Back at our 1700’s home site where we find stuff from that time all the way to modern. I dug this gem on the way back to the car. Not sure of it’s age but it’s unique and cool. The second pic is and undug example.

Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!

 

[oldmxrat]

That's a really nice find, congrats!

 

[Silvermonkey]

Back at our 1700’s home site where we find stuff from that time all the way to modern. I dug this gem on the way back to the car. Not sure of it’s age but it’s unique and cool. The second pic is and undug example.

That is a great looking piece!

 

[Gare]

Great find. Thanks for sharing with us

 

[caretaker]

great find, what size is it I have a punched-out dime too, and all three look alive