The coin was about to be put into a drink machine when I talked the person into swapping it for a 'regular' dime.  I wasn't sure if it was worth anything (other than 10 cents), but I had to know.  Now, I have to know.  Thanks!

This is copyrighted 1862 by NAPCO   Bedford, Ohio  and aigned Via ppia with a serial # A5498

Two rosary necklaces.  The red has a crucifix at the bottom, as well as a small medallion with Jesus' face on one side and Mary's face on the other.  The blue has a cruicifx at the bottom, and a small figure of Mary in the center.

Two antique wooden cigar boxes, one lid.  Manufactured in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Antique Bamboo Combination Fishing Rod/Fly Fishing Rod.  Has two alternate tips for the rod, two reels, assorted lures, hooks, and weights.   

The spoon is of the U.S.N. Flagship Brooklyn.  At the tip of the spoon is a small portait of Admiral Winfield Scott Schley.  In the stem of the spoon is engraved "Commander of Flying Squadron".  At the base of the spoon is a portait of the ship itself, with the name "U.S.N. Flagship Brooklyn" and "1898" printed around it.