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Spent 5 hours with Jeff and WhitesPa today at the fairground, I didn't find a 1868 nickel like Jeff did but I sure enjoyed the day. In addition to the pic below I had $2.14 in clad.......Jeff calls this his "gas rebate" but I'm calling it my V3 Spectrum fund........LOL!!
The picture shows an eclectic mix of keepers from today's hunt. The obvious one is the Merc dime, a 1917 no mint mark. The lock I believe was manufactured by Wilson Bohannon Company but any info you all can offer would be appreciated. The other item is a "Mentholatum" tube, with cap in place. The Mentholatum Company was started in 1906 in Buffalo, NY and is still in business today but now owned by a foreign company.
Thanks for lookin'!!
Dave
The picture shows an eclectic mix of keepers from today's hunt. The obvious one is the Merc dime, a 1917 no mint mark. The lock I believe was manufactured by Wilson Bohannon Company but any info you all can offer would be appreciated. The other item is a "Mentholatum" tube, with cap in place. The Mentholatum Company was started in 1906 in Buffalo, NY and is still in business today but now owned by a foreign company.
Thanks for lookin'!!
Dave
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