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spudnuts11

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AT PRO
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Found the token in a coin spill that was spread out over 2 feet.
The AT PRO Was pined at 69 solid and usually I would not dig that.
I did dig and know that has me thinking what I pass over.:eek:
I wonder where that token came from?

THANKS EVERYBODY
SPUD
 

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Spud--Per Atwood's Catalog of Transportation Tokens, the United Traction Co. System token is from Albany, NY and dates from 1921.
John in the Great 208
 
Idk how the soil is where you are, but I dig anything in the 60s. My quarter eagle rang in a solid 60, and every button I ever dug rang in the 60s.
 
Ok know I will start to dig the 60's -but where do i draw the line .
I wont be able to move a foot with out diging ?
 
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Thanks for sharing...
 
I dig virtually every target above iron, but I'd never not dig something in the 60s. Big buttons, thinner coppers, and small silvers could ring up there. On my fisher small silvers hit between 60 - 70 with a nice sweet sound.
 
Nice coin spill find!

We have all at times wondered what we have left in the ground!
 

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