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Monogrammed Coin Silver Spoon / Red Owl Coal Fob / Silver Jewelry And Coins

floodplaindetector

Well-known member
Finds are from a handful of weekend hunts since my last post. Everything was pulled with my Deus 2 metal detector.
All finds were found from researched old public city parks, old schools in North Dakota and Minnesota. One fairground was also hunted.

The monogrammed coin silver spoon was pushing a foot deep, and I am thinking it could go way back to the mid-1800s.
The small toy car was pulled from the same ND city park and read like about a 10-inch-deep nickel. It is a C.A.W. Midget Coupe Racer and is circa 1930-1938.
It just had one wheel on it, but I found 2 more in the hole and glued them back on.

A couple other interesting finds were pulled on Saturday at a fairly close Minnesota city park.
The Red Owl coal fob was about 10 inches deep. Red Owl was into coal starting in 1922 before they branched into groceries. There was a reproduction 50-year fob made in 1972 but this is one of the original very rare fobs from the 1920s.
It was caked in dirt and took me a awhile to clean it off.
The Rainbow Girls pendant was pulled at the same city park. This could date back to the 1920s as well and is a masonic youth organization. The pendant shows the headquarters building in Oklahoma.
The barber dime was pulled within a few yards of these two finds.
The Saint Michael medal was only about 4 inches deep but was locking on 92 silver dime numbers on my machine so I wasn’t passing it up. It is stamped creed sterling silver on back. These are still being made.

I am thinking the Egyptian motif design medallion is from the 1920s. Those items were popular shortly after the discovery of king Tut’s tomb in 1922.
I also managed 2 1924 D semi-key date wheat pennies. They were found at separate locations.
Thanks for looking!
Dave

Coin Finds
13 silver dimes back to 1913 (90% silver)
1942 war nickel (35% silver)
1903 V nickel
1900, 1902 Indian head pennies
2 1924 D semi key date wheat pennies
(not pictured are 52 additional wheat pennies back to 1911)

Other Finds
Coin silver spoon. I have saw examples of this design go back to 1830.
1930s C.A.W Midget Coupe Racer toy car
1920s Red Owl Coal Fob
1920s Egyptian design medallion
Rainbow Girls pendant. This organization was founded in 1922 and is a masonic youth organization
A couple starburst military buttons and navy button. All had very good depth so they should have some good age to them.
3 silver rings
Saint Michael silver medal. Stamped creed sterling on back. These are still made today and similar ones are listed for over $100.
1967 aluminum wrap around pencil calendar
Couple brass Minnesota merchant tokens. One of them is unlisted and the other is circa 1917.
Couple marbles that happen to be in the hold of a bent nail I chased as it was bordering sounding like a coin.
Lead toy rabbit and old jacks toy
Second year 4H pin
Tool tag
Tea strainer
Couple makeup compacts
SilverCoins.jpg
SpoonStamp.jpg
SpoonMonogram.jpg
SilverMedal.jpg
SilverRings.jpg
CAWMidgetRacerCoupe.jpg
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MedalAndFob.jpg
SundayHunt.jpg
SemiKeyDateWheatPennies.jpg
 
Amazing finds!!!
 
Fantastic finds. This is a fitting answer to the post about metal detecting becoming a dying hobby. You consistently find what I consider the good stuff. I love the spoon, the fobs, the tokens, and the car. Did you manage to not damage the spoon? It’s very easy to knick something that big and deep.
 
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