Today Drew an I hit a site he recommended (don't worry Dave no coppers for me )and within the first hour i had a nice knee buckle and from the looks of it it might have been silver plated.



after that it slowed down some only nabbing a couple of buttons and a silver 47 roosie dime.

With 1 find today i scratched off a couple of things off my bucket list
which was to find a complete 1600's shoe buckle
and a complete solid silver shoe buckle

well today i did both with this one find <: happydance02





its a very small shoe buckle , they generally were a lot smaller in the 1600's but this one could very well be a child's



even the cross pin is silver Dave and Drew and I were both shocked that the chape and tongue moved very freely right after it was dug which is amazing after more than 320 years in the ground



heres the knee buckle (silver plated) and shoe buckle .

and the rest of the finds , the buttons were plain tombacs and a couple of smaller plain brass ones , part of a pewter spoon and a musket ball



Dan