A Backyard That Kept My Attention

[coinhead2]

Right off the bat I find a 1917-D wheat, Then another, So looking at the size of the yard tells me I'm gonna be awhile. Then I dig a Canada penny dated 1910, Thought it was a trade token at first, then a 1956 cico centavos, Then a loud sound turned up a large Diez Peso's, Started to think, Am I still in America???? Newer change was 11 pennies, 1 new dime, 1 new nickel, then a 1919 wheat, 37, 44-D, 48-D, 58-D, Dug alot of scrap metal, Decided the yard was to large for one day, So towards the back I went. Found a Superior Quality Navy button, Don't know how old it is, But it's not on the current uniform's. Then I got a faint sound, I cut a plug 4 in's deep, Still in the hole Went another 3 in's and in the bottom of the hole I pull out an old trade token, Brass and same size as a nickel, Has J L on one side and GOOD FOR 5C IN TRADE on the other. Need's researched as it is not listed in Walker's. Enjoy the PICS, I plan on returning to that backyard.

[Goat Rancher]

Great finds. I guess I would be going back too. Maybe on a run!

[dri-wash]

Wow the variaty is very cool.....WTG

Tom

[PAPPY]

SUPER !

[cjoej]

The item in the top right corner of photo #1 looks like the points off a Model T coil. Thats a nice back yard you have there.

Great finds!
SWC

Joe