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IHC656

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Garrett 400
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I went back to my newest permission. One room school house. I got in a half hour before an extreme down pour hit.
The high light find was an aluminum token from my tiny town for a business I’ve never heard of.
The mystery find was the thing that looks similar to a top of a milk can.
 

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Old tokens especially local one's are found far and few for me! Nice recovery
 
DORR No Older then 1902 in Allegan County, Michigan

Only these 3 mentions In Michigan


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Sprague Listed in 1902 to 1920 in Illinois Papers

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Not Important to Your Token But NY had a Dorr's Canning Co in 1876
Just added here no idea if related
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love the tokens ! Congrats !!
 
I went back to my newest permission. One room school house. I got in a half hour before an extreme down pour hit.
The high light find was an aluminum token from my tiny town for a business I’ve never heard of.
The mystery find was the thing that looks similar to a top of a milk can.
Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 
Doesn't look quite right to be the top of a milk can, but could be a funnel for pouring milk from pails into cans. Old school milking
Google "vintage milk can funnel" and see what you think.
 

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