Intersting little chape, copper, buttons

[Lodge Scent]

Hiked out to one of my favorite remote sites for some R&R and peace and quite.

http://i.imgur.com/Lfqs68E.jpg

Good signals from my detector interrupted my peace and quiet a few times. Managed an 1818 Matron. That is my most common LC vintage with 6.

http://i.imgur.com/X1bXE11.jpg

Dug this nicely shaped chape. I am guessing it's likely from a knee buckle ?? I am hoping Bucklemeister Dan can ID it for me.

http://i.imgur.com/pcMykou.jpg

I was expecting ticks to be out in force but they weren't.


http://i.imgur.com/Kib46cr.jpg

Jeff

[del]

That's a great looking area Jeff pretty open and serene , I have a few sites like that and they are a real treat just to revisit . The buckle chape is to a knee buckle and speaking of common coins mine is the 1831 large cent as I have about 5 of them and for some strange reason all are in nice shape !:confused::dontknow:. congrats

[OxShoeDrew]

Can't beat that! Nice day at the office! I'm going to go see if I have 1831s. Edit- I have three of them, all in pretty good shape.

[aloldstuff]

Well I had to check mine and I have none...of either date. Nice hunting, the site looks great.

[Digger_O'Dell]

Great finds, great site! Love that largie. :thumbsup02:

[Noah]

Half the fun of the hobby is the serenity and peace, diving into the past and the natural beauty. Great finds too. :thumbsup01:

[Lodge Scent]

Thanks gents. Yeah some days, just getting out and spending some peaceful time at a nice serene site is the all the treasure you need.

[BTV Digger]

Nice job Jeff, and what a nice quiet site you have there!

John

[calabash digger]

nice digs!