Torn up soccer field never yielded much

[oz_il]

7 whopping cents in the trenched stuff, one being the wheat ear mentioned in another post. At least I got a buck by finding a few (all clad) quarters and dimes in the grass area.

 

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[Lookn4Seated]

You sure did a lot of digging to get those 7 cents. Didn't anyone teach you to cover your holes! j.k, but those pics are a perfect set up for that one. Glad you got out. HH!

 

[Lowbatts]

Did they remove any dirt? That'd be a dream field around here!

 

[oz_il]

Did they remove any dirt? That'd be a dream field around here!

No, just dug the trenches for the drain tiles. I never did great there, in fact there are two other soccer fields but one is AstroTurf
I've found just one piece of jewelery(middle field) and was expecting more considering how active those soccer fields are.

X-Rated? medallion - no clue.

 

[litefire56]

Whoa! That's cool that the medallion has your name on it....OZ

 

[oz_il]

Whoa! That's cool that the medallion has your name on it....OZ

Common error :P Actually TV-02 - which is in gist with the Mexico maker's mark standards started around 1979.
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From 925-1000.com

About 1979, the eagle system was put to rest and replaced by a new letter/number mark to indicate the silversmith and guarantee sterling standard.
The first letter indicates location, and there are few in use, those most commonly seen are: T, M, G & C
T is for Taxco - others are M for Mexico City, G is probably Guadalajara and C most likely Cuernavaca.

The second letter indicates the first initial of the last name of the silversmith.
The number indicates the "nth" smith, with a name beginning with said letter, to register a mark in his city's assay office.

So TV-02 indicates Taxco, some smith with a last name of V that was the second one to register in his/hers city's assay office

Still like to know what those two are up to. Either doing the "big nasty" or some sacrifice has occurred. Heck, perhaps both

From the looks of those two, they sure deserve each other

 

[Lowbatts]

I think I know the girl on that medallion, she's from Guatemala.