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Patience pays off, BBQ 1892 plus some other good park finds at Clad's cladothon
Hi everyone,
Got to get together with a few of you at Clad's get-together. Hunting was really tough in the midst of memorial cent and gang infested park grounds, but, I did finally get into my grove. My morning started with a half signal, and out pops a half size, but aluminum weight, token. Ended up being a General Mills 1988 Nagano Winter Olympics Bob sledding token. I pulled a lot of clad! Typically, I am in old places and barely get any. Today, I got over $7.50 in clad Plus a surface dollar bill (held down by 3 cuff links in photo).
I pulled 4 wheat (not pictured 1916, 1944x2, 1945). People began to leave. I hung out with Mike (007), Juan, and (Jim) Olderactor. They needed a snack. During snack time, I said I don't want to beaten by this place, I want a silver before leaving. Within 10 minutes of resuming hunting, I hit it, a 3 inch deep 1892 BBQ! Finally silver #30 plus my first Quarter for '11 (I got 8 last year including 5 BBQs).
Then I found a Tiffany .925 pendant. I didn't know Tiffany made pendants so ugly as this one.
I also have a photo of finds from 3 short hunts last week. Monday (Sept 26) I pulled a Cracker Jack Mystery Club token of President Tyler. Research shows it is from 1933-34.
Wednesday, I pulled this metal spaceman from a different location. Do you think it's a cracker Jack toy or something else
?? I was hunting at an old place, which I had researched. Couldn't find any silver there, but saw plenty of holes (filled). Then I watch American Coin Huntings' video of T-man finding his seated half, and those guys were there a couple weeks before me....
I also pulled an 1902 IH sometime, I think it was last weekend. Happy Hunting. We have to have some more get togethers. I miss and miss postings from people like Kimsdad, Watercolor, Twistidd, and TF. Although I am glad to be able to see and hear from those who do post....





Not pictured 4 wheats (16, 44, 44, 45); Now for some earlier stuff. Is art deco space man Cracker Jack?


Happy hunting everyone. It was fun to hang out with some of you today.
Hi everyone,
Got to get together with a few of you at Clad's get-together. Hunting was really tough in the midst of memorial cent and gang infested park grounds, but, I did finally get into my grove. My morning started with a half signal, and out pops a half size, but aluminum weight, token. Ended up being a General Mills 1988 Nagano Winter Olympics Bob sledding token. I pulled a lot of clad! Typically, I am in old places and barely get any. Today, I got over $7.50 in clad Plus a surface dollar bill (held down by 3 cuff links in photo).
I pulled 4 wheat (not pictured 1916, 1944x2, 1945). People began to leave. I hung out with Mike (007), Juan, and (Jim) Olderactor. They needed a snack. During snack time, I said I don't want to beaten by this place, I want a silver before leaving. Within 10 minutes of resuming hunting, I hit it, a 3 inch deep 1892 BBQ! Finally silver #30 plus my first Quarter for '11 (I got 8 last year including 5 BBQs).
Then I found a Tiffany .925 pendant. I didn't know Tiffany made pendants so ugly as this one.
I also have a photo of finds from 3 short hunts last week. Monday (Sept 26) I pulled a Cracker Jack Mystery Club token of President Tyler. Research shows it is from 1933-34.
Wednesday, I pulled this metal spaceman from a different location. Do you think it's a cracker Jack toy or something else

I also pulled an 1902 IH sometime, I think it was last weekend. Happy Hunting. We have to have some more get togethers. I miss and miss postings from people like Kimsdad, Watercolor, Twistidd, and TF. Although I am glad to be able to see and hear from those who do post....





Not pictured 4 wheats (16, 44, 44, 45); Now for some earlier stuff. Is art deco space man Cracker Jack?


Happy hunting everyone. It was fun to hang out with some of you today.