Metal Detecting - 2 US Silver & 2 1930's Tokens/Medallions

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This was a 4 hour hunt done on Saturday 6/17

Winged Liberty Head Dime - 1938




Silver Roosevelt - 1957



Sunny Jim (Good Luck) Token - 1930's


Frank Buck's Jungleland Medallion - 1939 NYC World's Fair


Wheat Cents


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@paddyman98. Great hunt and Awesome video! I didn't know you needed a permit in NYC. That's good though. Now you have a license to dig junk with, .
Just teasing man! Keep up the good work and most importantly, enjoy yourself and the history left behind by others of the long ago past.

 

Beautiful finds @paddyman98 but as much as I like the 2 silver dimes I like the 2 tokens better. And I’m not sure which one of those I like more.

 

I can't find a function to like your video or to subscribe to your channel?

 

You have to click on the words "YouTube" under the video content. After you start watching it on there, click "Subscribe" just below video YouTube channel.

 

Thanks Sal. My phone must have been running too slow for it to come up before.

 

Bring them back alive Frank.

 

The two tokens are most interesting.

 

Nice finds, as always. What is this years silver count up to now? I love seeing it rise over time.
That lead pendant is a very rare single nose auger used by the local tribes of early settlers. Cleans out those nasty foreign debris objects from the air passages, one at a time. Might be worth thousands on Etsy.

 

And the Frank Buck token is special from the "bring 'em back alive" days. Ed found some real neat stuff this time.

 

Congrat's! Awesome finds. It appears the metal detecting gods have smiled upon you once more.

 

My interest in collecting and investing in coins, notes, gold, silver, and other collectables has reached its peak and is no longer a top priority. I have found other interests more suited to my age and likes. I will continue my relationship with our local Numismatist, CPA/PA, associate, and close friend. I will also continue to monitor Coin Talk, but it too has lost my continued daily attention., sorry. It's has been rewarding, interesting, and fun. As my parents advised me "It's time to move on." Good luck, God bless, and continued success to all Coin Talkers! Mr.Q & the Q-Crew. P.S. Always remember, BE NICE!