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May 2nd finds at a torn down house in Battle Creek

Giant056

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I found a lot of wheats today but no silver, I did manage to score 2 neat old tokens (I think they might be trolley tokens), neat old button and a Popeye pin and some clad and other stuff.
 

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Nice...I like the Popeye button
 
great finds as usual, you've been having a good season so far. congrats on the nice finds! :thumbsup: those railway tokens are very cool!
 
Neat variety of finds, Giant. I love those tokens.
What is a Knight of Pithias? :icon_scratch:

Keep digging!
 
Great finds! Looks like you need help over there! :)
 
Thats a great hunt....nice relics and some old coinage!
 
WTG NICE FINDS,
makes me want to get back out SOON!
Randy
 
Cool Finds, love the Pop-eye pin, what's the thing at the top that says President?.....NGE
 
Congrats on a nice assortment of coins and relics.
 
Nice tokens and button- the popeye pin is really cool! Nice digs.

Hit that spot again, the dates on those wheats says a merc is waiting for you there. Sunday at the end of my hunt
I found seven wheats sunday, and as always felt hopeful there'd be silver, today hit the same spot- seven more wheats
a rosie and a canadian 80% dime. Gonna hunt there tomorrow too.

Good luck,
HH.
 
Great finds Giant, I like the Popeye pin too!! HH Dan
 
Great finds. You know your stuff, how to find spots and how to find good stuff when you get there. My hat's off to ya!
 
Michiganne said:
Neat variety of finds, Giant. I love those tokens.
What is a Knight of Pithias? :icon_scratch:

Keep digging!

The Order of Knights of Pythias is an international, non-sectarian fraternal order, established in 1864 in Washington, DC, by Justus H. Rathbone and was the first fraternal order to be chartered by an Act of Congress.
 

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