The rest of todays finds may need Buckrams help

[stever]

The coins are easy but the other object is tough.

 

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[stever]

this is what?

 

[stever]

it is 2"x2" sorry about the pic

 

[stoney56]

Did you say 2" or 2 miles? LOL Try changing the size on your camera.

 

[stever]

nice pic though huh LOL

 

[stoney56]

It looks like I'm seeing #'s in the top middle nut corrosion is pretty severe. Looks like it was possibly rivited to something. anything on other siide or possible letters under the #'s?

 

[stever]

no markings on the back just more corrosion

 

[True_Metal]

I'd like to know as well because i have one almost exactly like it! Mine has slightly different design (Clover like) But other than that, it is identical with size and the three holes. 8)

 

[stever]

I am truly amazed!

 

[Darren in NC]

Okay Buckram, what gives? I know you are mailing these things to people so they can post it and ask you questions! You're just trying to look smart, eh? Well, we've caught on to your little game and it's not going to work anymore!

(For those who may take this too seriously, I am only kidding)

Seriously, Buckram, do you do the research after you see the pics? Google searches and the like? Just curious...

 

[stoney56]

As I said somewhere else on a post, I think he has a bigger research libray than the Library of Congress. My hat's off to Buckram for his diligence. I think we've found the diamond in the rough. THANKS, Buckram. 8)

 

[Darren in NC]

Thanks, Buckram. You're definitely an asset to this forum

 

[stever]

thanks to you all. Great job Buckram!

 

[True_Metal]

Thanks also, Buckram! 8) I've been wondering what mine was for months.