:cam:Put the Gold on Hold Today....Just Old Silver....:cam:

[Skully]

[size=large]EX2 Loot..12" Excelerator Coil
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[size=medium]Got the itch for some silver. Headed for the other lake today
Just as I got there the rain started..waited it out...but still had to deal with the cold wind and light sprinkles..and no head phones
But I still managed to pull a couple (3) silver
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[size=medium]I always think it's kewl when ya find tickets with a date on it
Didn't even know they issued dog licenses back then[/size]

[size=medium]Sterling Pin [/size]

[size=medium]1945 S[/size]

[size=medium]1917 and 1935 S Mercs....[/size]

[size=medium]All the Wheaties are in the 40's[/size]

[size=medium]And yet another watch[/size]

[size=medium]See the stone in the middle its....[/size]

[size=medium]Pure "NITRO" as my tester reads..Oh Well!![/size]

[size=medium]The bottom of the car reads --SUMMER.. NO.S692[/size]

[size=medium]The rest of the nut[/size]

[size=medium]Haven't posted any of these in a while...
This guy needs to get into another line of work[/size]

 

[James N.D.]

You found some nice finds once again. The old Dog Tax Tag is worth money to collector's! Up here in North Dakota, there were Dog Tax Tags all the way back into the mid-1880's, and these are worth a lot of money due to how scarce they are to find. Rick(ND) found a Dog Tax Tag about 2 years ago that was 1888 and he got rid of it for a AU 1880 $5 Gold Piece. This was after I told him that it was Dakotah Territory Era. The guy he traded it to offered him $50 but then I had Rick tell him that it pre-dated North Dakota becoming a State by 1 year and that is why he was offered $200 for just this Dog Tax Tag alone. So hang onto those old Dog Tax Tags Skully because there is collector's out there that will pay cash or trade for older Tags like the one you found. Great Find! The Toy Car is one I have never heard of so it might be wise to Google the name under the car or try Ebay under Toys and Hobbies with the name and see what comes up. Looks pretty old to me! Congrats on the Silver Quarter and the 2 Mercury Dimes! Those are always fun to find and now your speaking my Language! Wish I had sites with Gold and Silver overflowing Lake banks here but there is a lot of people with water detectors and have worked the Lakes pretty clean. Also, it looks like another Home-made Lead Weight to add to your collection and better luck next time on the stone in the watch. Good Luck and HH.

 

[savage]

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[tomtowns]

Or do a search...that is if you don't want to keep it