Good for a 5cent Cigar...

Only had about 2 hours before it got dark, and really didn't want to film after dark. So I hurried back to the intersection where I did so well this weekend. I got permission on a rental house that looked to be as old as the one the day before.. Wasn't there long when my first good find was this token.. I think it may possibly be a baggage claim coin or some to that effect.
It reads "Briggs & Honk Bus & Baggage".

The back is blank.

I did a little research before posting, but was unable to find any mention of the Briggs & Honk name.
My very next target was this 1959 Roosevelt dime..
The Rest of the yard was a bust.. Only clad and trash. So I moved back over to the yard I got permission the day before by needing some water.. I quickly started digging wheatie's again. A 1918, 1919, 1944, and a 1945.

The landowner came out and as we were talking I found this cool lead toy.. I only wished I could have found the rest of it..
My next target would be my find of the day.. Although it's not an I.T. token it is definitely an old one.. It says "GOOD FOR 5 CENT CIGAR" On the back it says.. "Durant Drug Co. Durant Okla".. I love finding tokens.. Here is a variation I haven't seen. The two I have seen were Indian Territory.


After cleaning it off I moved toward the street and got another good repeatable signal. This thimble says "Henderson Fashion Form Corsets"



It was starting to get too dark to see what I was diggin.. so I will just have to wait till tomorrow.

I really think the lead toys are awesome, they remind me of some my grandfather use to have on a shelf. Again cool finds !!

Dude the finds are so cool! wtg Idaho!

Nice hunt, love the tokens.

Very nice GH.

thanks every one... House's like that are hard to find.. I got my lucky talisman back I guess..lol

Daniel In Alaska wrote:Dude the finds are so cool! wtg Idaho!

???? Idaho?