Recent finds from August 2023

[Tony Two-Cent]

This coin and token were found at the vacant farm house on August 5.

1920 coin from Iceland. Great patina, too bad about the damage.



Token celebrating the centennial of Marshall, Illinois.



These finds were from door knocking on August 26:

 

[Pastpursuits]

Very cool finds!!! I've never seen a coin from Iceland posted. I wonder what metal that is?
Congrats on the V and silver coins!

 

[Lodge Scent]

That is a cool coin! The fact that it is pre-independance makes it even cooler.

 

[wisconsin digger]

Nice batch of coins and relics Tony. WD

 

[Digger_O'Dell]

Very cool bunch of finds! It's too bad about the Iceland coin, looks like it lost a battle with the lawn mower. I'm really intrigued about that old Pontiac key. Guessing late 40s to early 50s? They used the Pontiac Chief logo on a lot of their old keys, but this is a variation I could only find on one other example and it was undated.

 

[Tony Two-Cent]

I'm really intrigued about that old Pontiac key. Guessing late 40s to early 50s? They used the Pontiac Chief logo on a lot of their old keys, but this is a variation I could only find on one other example and it was undated.

Is it Pontiac? I was thinking it was to a Mercury.

 

[Full Metal Digger]

It must have been brutely hot on some of those hunts, Tony! Lots of goodies and assorted coins. Is the lipstick tube made of silver? If so, I have never seen one before!

 

[Tony Two-Cent]

Is the lipstick tube made of silver? If so, I have never seen one before!

Yes, it is silver. I have never seen one before either. At first I thought it might be a match case. I was shocked when I discovered that it has lipstick in it.

 

[Digger_O'Dell]

Is it Pontiac? I was thinking it was to a Mercury.

Thank you Tony, I stand corrected! That is indeed a Mercury key, this style being used 1961-65. The one I saw during an image search came up as Pontiac, so was also mislabeled and explains why I couldn't easily find any others. I was also off base because it isn't the typical double sided Ford/Lincoln/Mercury key they used after this style.

 

[badgers325]

Nice work Tony! Cool bunch of relics and coins!