Sizes 13/16" for nickel up to 5" for spoon. "Sterling" spoon shows batter. "Adrian, Minn." engraved in bowl. Next are two early 1900s stickpins in white metal. Batter retains metallic blue on pants. Next is composition material figural baseball as bowl on figural bat as stem forming a pipe. One side of bat reads "C.P.F." in an oval followed by "Short Stop". Next are two early "Rooter" buttons, the second with a small 1/8" cello cut and tiny stain on 1-3 o'clock edge. Next is cello disk with 1938 copyright naming Walter Windsor and name "PICK-M Company of America". One side has number 5 and other a 1. Next is Muchinsky book plate example page 418 for c. 1940s All-Star Game/Phila. button. Next is 1935 buffalo nickel as minted followed by 1935 nickel in the 1930s hobo nickel tradition but we believe a modern piece created with use of power tools. Front shows batter and reverse a pitcher throwing a ball. All Exc. to Mint except as noted. Paul Muchinsky Collection.