Nice Assortment from My Last 4 Hunts

[cambria09]

Hello to all who read this post. Hunted 4 different sites for these finds, 2 in-city 1920's lots and 2 1900's farm houses. Netted a good variety of stuff including (200) pcs of clad, (12) Wheaties, (1) IH, misc hardware, ammo, auto stuff, buckles, lots of toys, some nice tokens, and a 35 gram sterling silver fork.

Can't find anything on the Maytown and Enville tokens. Any input is welcome.

Thanks for the view and good luck. C9

 

[Deleted member 54237]

Nice finds

 

[lil_eric30]

Nice group of finds. Thanks for sharing!

 

[park pirate]

Man thats a lot off stuff..Nice..

 

[treblehunter]

Nice work, I like Minnie Mouse, Florida and the Ramada token. All good finds.

 

[BugsyDiggs]

Wow great haul. I think I found the rear end of that same red truck yesterday looks very similar. U rock keep diggin

 

[idahotokens]

Nice! I'd imagine the Enville Mfg. Co. token is from Enville, MS, but some further research would be needed to prove it. The Maytown one is not in the first edition of Clark's FL Book and I do not have the second edition. How about posting the tokens on TokenCatalog.com for the good of the hobby? Or, with your permission, I could do it.
John in the Great 208

 

[beez0404]

Great finds. I especially love the IH pennies as I've yet to find one myself. The Minnie Mouse pin is really nice too.

 

[cjon455]

Sweet finds, I like the 1 dollar merchandise token!

 

[jaypop06]

Hello to all who read this post. Hunted 4 different sites for these finds, 2 in-city 1920's lots and 2 1900's farm houses. Netted a good variety of stuff including (200) pcs of clad, (12) Wheaties, (1) IH, misc hardware, ammo, auto stuff, buckles, lots of toys, some nice tokens, and a 35 gram sterling silver fork.

Can't find anything on the Maytown and Enville tokens. Any input is welcome.

Thanks for the view and good luck. C9

Sorry, I don't have any input on the tokes, but I do have a question about another one of your finds you've shown. In the fifth picture (going left to right), what is the round object next to the letter "R"? I found one of these yesterday myself and it seems to look like a piece to an old car antenna, but that merely a guess. Any info as to what it may be and more specifically a date would be great. Thanks and great finds!!!

 

[el remolino]

Lotta goodies in those photos. I like the tokens and the Indian is sweet too.

 

[cambria09]

Sorry, I don't have any input on the tokes, but I do have a question about another one of your finds you've shown. In the fifth picture (going left to right), what is the round object next to the letter "R"? I found one of these yesterday myself and it seems to look like a piece to an old car antenna, but that merely a guess. Any info as to what it may be and more specifically a date would be great. Thanks and great finds!!!

Hello joypop06. I am not sure which piece you mean, but it matters not the longer pc with the narrow end is tire valve stem cap and the shorter threaded one also goes to some type of early pneumatic valve stem. Thanks the reply and nice comments. Good luck out there! C9

 

[vpnavy]

Thanks for sharing...

 

[Carolina Tom]

Nice finds. GL&HH.

 

[cambria09]

Nice! I'd imagine the Enville Mfg. Co. token is from Enville, MS, but some further research would be needed to prove it. The Maytown one is not in the first edition of Clark's FL Book and I do not have the second edition. How about posting the tokens on TokenCatalog.com for the good of the hobby? Or, with your permission, I could do it.
John in the Great 208

Hello idahotokens. I think the Enville token is probably from Enville, FL which was south of Brooksville, FL and about 40-MI WSW of where I dug it near Groveland, FL. I cannot find any listings for it or the Maytown, FL token which was dug near Osteen, FL a distance of 10-MI or so. Since there is no info available on these tokens do they classify as "mavericks"?

BTW I posted both on the Token Catalog...as you say for the good of the hobby.

Display Token Records - Florida Listings&filterflags=DisplayLast50

Thanks for the great reply and HD'g. C9

 

[AQUA]

Damn...that is a crapload of digging right there !!!

Looks like you had lotsa fun.

 

[cambria09]

Damn...that is a crapload of digging right there !!!

Looks like you had lotsa fun.

Hello AQUA. Yes it was a double combined $#1+ load of diggin', with all the junk I dug probably over (400) holes were excavated (and refilled).

I cannot get enough of this hobby, in fact my motto is "If you haven't found anything yet you just haven't dug enough holes". This is probably why my wife will not hunt with me anymore...that's her loss in my book.

Thanks for the reply and HD'g. C9

 

[AQUA]

Hello AQUA. Yes it was a double combined $#1+ load of diggin', with all the junk I dug probably over (400) holes were excavated (and refilled).

I cannot get enough of this hobby, in fact my motto is "If you haven't found anything yet you just haven't dug enough holes". This is probably why my wife will not hunt with me anymore...that's her loss in my book.

Thanks for the reply and HD'g. C9

HEHE...I haven,t offered to buy the lil woman a detector....thats my quiet time !!!

More holes u dig tthe better your chances !!

 

[Ahab8]

HEHE...I haven,t offered to buy the lil woman a detector....thats my quiet time !!! More holes u dig tthe better your chances !!

Couldn't agree more bout the decompression time :-)
Very nice assortment you have there, and yes it's all about researching and finding a good site then digging lots of signals .