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    My Finds from my Last Couple Hunts

    Friday, I went out for about an hour after work. I was able to dig a 1933 Chicago Worlds fair token.
    Saturday, I went out in the afternoon and dug a 1954 Bank Token and a 1948-S Washington, a " Yellow Cab Co." Button and two bells.
    Sunday, I got out for about 3 hours and dug a 1903 Indian and a 1912-S Barber Quarter and some kind of old buckle.
    For the three days, I dug 17 wheats.
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    Congrats on the silver ! Needless to say... I love the Barber quarter !
    This buckle is intriguing. I saw that you posted it for an ID. Hope you'll get the answer.
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    Congrats! That Barber looks sweet. Really love the worlds fair good luck token!
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    Great job Don and keep it up! I always find those old tokens really cool. Interesting how pre-WWII the swastika was regarded as a good luck symbol. How times changed.

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    Love Barber Quarters! Congrats!
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    What a great assortment of finds Don! I am liking the world's fair token the most though. It matches the sterling ring I found a couple years ago.
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    wow, nice ring! Would love to see something commemorating Nikola Tesla lighting the 1893 Chicago world fair
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    Some great finds. Really like that Yellow Cab button and of course the silvers.
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    Fantastic bunch of finds, Don! The Barber Quarter is not really a key date but there were only 708,000 minted which is a pretty low number. It's in nice shape too!

    The World's Fair token is an incredible find as well! I really like it a lot. I love all of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair items, they always have a neat art deco look to them.

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    WTG Don. Just think that Barber is from the same year the Titanic went down.
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    A lot of quality stuff there Don
    Oldest find: 5,000 year old copper spearhead
    Oldest coin: 1699 William III halfpenny
    Purdiest coin: 1832 Capped Bust quarter
    Coolest find: USA button with blue threads still on shank

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    congrats on your finds the buckle is from a horse bridal i have what looks like the same thing some have called them rosetts pardon my spelling mine also has a patent date i belive 1879

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    Great finds as usual. Barbers are nice but its an added bonus when they are in nice shape like yours. Great finds. WD
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    Don't know how I missed this!! Great finds Don! Nice photos too!!
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    Super great digs all.I like your world's fair token best.

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    Best of the world's fair items I have ever seen posted anywhere.

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    A belated congratulations on your excellent finds .

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    Some nice finds, the tokens are very cool, congrats.


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