Finds Of The Day

[coinhead2]

Went to another scraped lot found about $1.00 in newer change, A 1953-D wheatie, a trigger, bullet, pearl cuff link, polmolive soap token, large unknown piece, lead dough boy, moon charm, Missouri tax token, Strange ornate piece, scissors handle, metal button, luxor compact, Silver 1941 Nederlander 10 cents look's as if it was converted to a charm, Then a sterling marked piece that has UT VIRI VOLENT on it , I have no idea what that means. The 10 cent piece from Nederlands is cool, It's smaller than our dimes.

[INDY]

You find some interesting stuff I like the 'lil lead dough boy. Keep posting your finds and good luck the next time you go MDing.

[Warrant]

I found your pin identifier and thought you'd like to know:

WWII U. S. Army Air Force Badge in Sterling Silver and enamel with Shield and banner UT VIRI VOLENT. The phrase means That Men May Fly. I guess this would garner a good price to a memorabilia seeker. Great Find!

[bigjohn]

nice finds

[Goat Rancher]

Nice finds. From the RAF means "So The Strong May Fly" according to Google search.

good finds , i found one of those palomlive tokens up here in iowa also ,, thought i had a large cent at first .

[coinhead2]

Originally Posted by Warrant

I found your pin identifier and thought you'd like to know:

WWII U. S. Army Air Force Badge in Sterling Silver and enamel with Shield and banner UT VIRI VOLENT. The phrase means That Men May Fly. I guess this would garner a good price to a memorabilia seeker. Great Find!

Thanks, I didn't know what it was

[coinhead2]

Originally Posted by Goat Rancher

Nice finds. From the RAF means "So The Strong May Fly" according to Google search.

I had no idea what it was.

[ERnurse]

Nice finds, good job!

HH

Rob