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Today's Outing

Woohoo, finally something to post! While out today at an early to mid 1800's homestead, I found a 1857 Bank of Upper Canada One Penny token. Please see the other item I found, posted in the "What is it" section also.
 

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that token is in very good condition. congrats
 
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Nice finds! That penny token is in nice condition. :icon_thumright:
 
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Thanks all! Yes, HR it did turn out quite nice... funny it was like I didn't even clean it at all :P
 
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Oh I bet it didn't ole wild one. Is that avatar you holding that token too?
 
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Your whatzit almost looks like a lock plate (off a musket)

HH
-GC
 
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Sniffer said:
that token is in very good condition. congrats

Agreed, I wish my tokens came out like that. Being on a ploughed fields does have its down sides as well. I often look at the nice complete buckles from the late Georgian period & tokens/coins coming from the US/Canadian Woods or grassland & think maybe I will give it a go.
 
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im voting banner for that!! very nice. comeon everybody lets give wildwood a early christmas present. willy
 
yo W

From the land of the Bluenose.....those are such regal looking coins. Great shape. Have found a few this way but the acidity in the soil is not kind to coppers! Happy hunting!
 
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The buckle/clip thingy looks to be older than your token. I agree, those two items are in great condition and it doesn't look like the typical Eastern Canadian dug up stuff.
What part of Canada do you hail from? Regardless, Welcome to T-Net!
Nice finds!
Dave.
 
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The brass piece is part of gun mid 1700's to very early 1800's. A cool piece, and that coin came out really nice.
 
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Thanks again everyone! Muddy, I'm from southern Ontario... Happy Hunting!
 

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