One Horse Buggy License and some other "junk"

[Steve in PA]

This past weekend I got out Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to a couple late 19th to mid 20th century sites. Normally, I prefer to hunt earlier sites, but you gotta take what you can get, plus I was hoping to score some silver. That was not to be, but I did get some interesting finds.
Here are the "keepers" I got:

My best find was this $200 One Horse Buggy License.

I say this is a $200 find because Monday I played these numbers on the Pennsylvania Lotteries Pick Four for 7 days, straight and boxed and it hit Monday night

Here is a similar Buggy License I found on Facebook.

Another interesting find was this medallion with Egyptian symbolism that my brother found. If anyone knows anything about this piece, please comment. We can't find anything on it.

 

[Steve in PA]

My guess is recent drop on the copper wire flower item. Grats on the buggy license!

The house that stood there shows on the 1876 atlas, and was was torn down in 1975. It's been an overgrown woodlot until two years ago. If I had found it anywhere else, a recent drop would make sense.

 

[tahomatom]

Thanks. That weird wire jewelry piece does appear to have silver wire holding the copper strands together. But it's strange that the copper wires have no corrosion

Maybe plated because copper wire would oxidize fast🤷🏻‍♂️

 

[Steve in PA]

Maybe plated because copper wire would oxidize fast🤷🏻‍♂️