Johnson School “Penny Lunch” Token – Aluminum – Lexington Kentucky (Fayette Co. Schools)
[click to zoom]This Johnson School "Penny Lunch" token (aluminum) was OVER 13" deep on private property on the North side of Lexington. It remains...
March 21 • Scott Clark
February 13 • Scott Clark
Rare Winchester (Kentucky) City Railway Company Token
Winchester Railway 1-Fare Token.....Sometimes a small artifact found in an old house really gives us a rare connection to local history. This very...
June 2 • Scott Clark
Wiggs Chemical Token – 1930s – Pre-Nazi Swastika on “Lucky Coin” Coupon.
Token in-situ - just dug. Brass (c1931-1932) 2.6 cm diameter (1") - depth 4" - lawn The Swastika is one of the most powerful symbols on Earth,...
October 23 • Scott Clark
A Frustrating Metal Detecting Weekend in Beautiful Autumn Color and Perfect Weather
It's been one of those weekends where things just didn't line up. My planned hunt was squashed by a homeowner being out of town (and wanting to be...
October 15 • Scott Clark
Metal Detecting 1835 House – Day Two: 1910 V-Nickle, 3-Ringer, Silver and more…
I headed back to the 1835 house and resumed my hunt. Much of my time on Saturday was spent networking and chit-chatting with neighbors. I got...
