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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;woodyhenderson, post: 1525295, member: 33122&quot;]It may have been a pocket piece that was carried many many years.</p><p>My grandfather had one that he had carried so long that it had worn one side of the coin so badly you coild not see any of the details on it.</p><p>It too looked clean but had seen the inside of his pocket everyday of his life from age 24 to age 89.</p><p>The old generation carried these for luck.</p><p>They also or many&nbsp; of them carried what is called a buckeye that over time was shiney from being carried everyday.</p><p>A buckeye is a type of nut oddly shaped but many thought would bring them luck.</p><p>These were found on most any farm grown on a tree called a buckeye tree.</p><p><br /></p><p>Just my opinion as i have no idea about how your coin got that way.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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