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A few Eagle buttons
IH
Some Silver...
2 Center
1835 Marquis De Lafayette Hard Times Token
Soap Token...
Couple LC

Not pictured....
Several pieces of pewter utensils
A few flat buttons...
1906 v nick
A few wheats and IH
Nice little square bell...
 

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Another Silver
 

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Very nice finds,amazed that Massachusetts token found it's way to Illinois!Cool military buttons;indian heads;seated dimes. :thumbsup:
 
I guess the 2 seated dimes were included in the "some silver" description? :'(

Ho Hum...those would be huge for me!

Nice finds!

HH,
CD
 
super sweet finds! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
Captaindoodle said:
I guess the 2 seated dimes were included in the "some silver" description? :'(

Ho Hum...those would be huge for me!

Nice finds!

HH,
CD

Yes those would be included...I Just put up some finds cause peeps like to see what others recover....wasn't trying to downplay the seated...just figured they spoke for themselves.... :thumbsup:
 
Wow! You must have some decent site to hunt, you pull out some Nice Ones :headbang: !

TommNJ
 
fastfrank said:
Very nice finds,amazed that Massachusetts token found it's way to Illinois!Cool military buttons;indian heads;seated dimes. :thumbsup:

The Token was quite a find for these parts...In trying to track the arrivial of the token I found that a Dr. Charles Legg resided on the site but he did not purchase it till 1875 ( I have a nice historical write up of him) ...The original purchaser of the land was a speculator....the land was then purchased sometime between 1850 and 1868 by someone with the initials H.F.A :dontknow: and was again sold to a William B Musgrove sometime before 1875....the 68' plat does not show a residence...So in the end I'm just left here admiring it and :icon_scratch:....
 
nice coins ...congrats ! :icon_thumleft:
 
GREAT recoveries Scott!! :thumbsup:

We have 4" of snow up here in Chicago and seeing all those finds you're making "down south"
of us makes it all the worse. . . LOL

Keep up the great work & get 'em while you can :)

All the best,
Mark
 
Ah, the old Porno-Cent!
Always wondered how long that word has been in existence, figured the Brits would have seen that first!
Carl
 
Great finds there Scott! :o
Congrats on finding two Seated Dimes man! :hello2:
I love these two tokens, very cool! :headbang:

Best of luck to you bud,
Dave
 

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CurbdiggerCarl57 said:
Ah, the old Porno-Cent!
Always wondered how long that word has been in existence, figured the Brits would have seen that first!
Carl

I just noticed that after your post. Is that a known die "error" or normal variety, or is the E just worn in a perverse manner?
 
Captaindoodle said:
CurbdiggerCarl57 said:
Ah, the old Porno-Cent!
Always wondered how long that word has been in existence, figured the Brits would have seen that first!
Carl

I just noticed that after your post. Is that a known die "error" or normal variety, or is the E just worn in a perverse manner?

No, it's man-made, I think people started to play with the coins in the 1880's, maybe 1890's.
Carl
 

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