I dug my first night light

[giant056]

It's Spiderman, it actually gave me a good reading too, I had to repair part of his shoulder with some epoxy but the thing actually works. The wheat is a 1941.

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[Skamaniac]

I had that same toy truck when I was a kid! I found it on a playground and played wit hit for a couple years.

[Digger Don]

Now that's pretty cool. I've never dug a super Hero before.
Nice bunch of coins there too. Congrats

[Nesdore]

Nice haul giant and the night light is cool :thumbsup01:

[del]

yup I agree Don its the first super hero I've seen recovered as well :lol: its pretty cool I'll admit Larry. so what kind of vdi did "spidey" give off ??

[giant056]

Del it was a zinc reading :grin:

Here's a brand new one unused on ebay, they have it as buy it now for 39.95

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[aloldstuff]

Does digging spidey get you into the Justice League???? Again never seen one posted before. What type of toy is that, a tootsie or matchbox?

[MangoAve]

Al, you beat me to it again this am... Although I think it looks more like a matchbox. The tootsie in general were a bit bigger and more like model cars while matchbox were more like toy cars. There is room to be wrong. Nice strange find with the nightlight. I see the avatar changed but I didn't see this thread. I had no idea if you were on some Spidey kick...and there were no movie releases recently.

[Tony Two-Cent]

Very cool find on the Spider-Man night light! Now that's a find that we don't see every day! :thumbsup01:

The toy car is definitely a Tootsietoy Hot Rod Pickup Truck. You can see it in this Tootsietoy Jam Pack from 1969:

http://www.amazon.com/Vintage-Tootsietoy-Porsche-Volkswagen-Roadster/dp/B00JHSIX96

[Bell-Two]

Nice finds and the toy truck is a real keeper...just love those kind!

[Timewarpdigger]

congrats for the finds. Nice unusual find. Safe & HH

[Jim D]

:congrats:On a productive night hunt! HH

[BTV Digger]

Nice and interesting finds. Loved those old matchbox cars/trucks from the 60s/early 70s when I was a kid. Only issue was the lead paint on some of them. Man, durable too with solid metal axles. Almost impossible to bend the wheels.

John