Back to the orphanage- more buttons and a coin!

[Pacivilwarluke]

I went digging since the ground had finally thawed out- and was rewarded with some keepers! Some staff buttons, an eagle, and civilian flower button and a pristine 1863 fatty indian! The 16mm GS eagle with a skinny shield turns out to be made by Steele and Johnson Ca. 1860. Seems like a rare variant as I can only find one other example with this backmark and it is a C in the shield cavalry officers. Pretty happy with this little outing!

[OxShoeDrew]

I'm wondering if our ground will ever freeze this winter. Those are some 1st class finds Luke! The fatty is sharp and those buttons...:drool:

[groundhog53946]

Excellent finds Luke !

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[Pacivilwarluke]

Thanks guys! :) found a few more buttons today when I stopped to dig for an hour!

[Digger_O'Dell]

Some really great buttons, and that fatty is primo! The"more" buttons are in even better condition! Nice to see that gold color on them. :clapping::clapping:

[del]

some of the buttons are spectacular Luke !!:notworthy:

[Bucknut]

Man that spot is a relic store! Your not detecting....you are shopping! Lots on congrats on those finds!

[Lodge Scent]

Man those buttons keep coming !

[RIdirtdigger]

Those kids dropped so many buttons. Keep up the good work!

[Pacivilwarluke]

Thanks everyone! :)

[BTV Digger]

Awesome finds Luke! You've got quite the spot there. As many buttons that keep popping out of that site, it's sure to be a nice fallback location for you at any time. Fatty came out in great shape.

John