View Full Version : 2010 review of your best relic finds
hey everyone since this year is comming to a close , i thought it would be cool to set up a post to see what you all thought were your best or most memorable finds while relic detecting this past year. please feel free to share any information or thoughts about the item or items you post.
thanks Dan
my most ornate and complete colonial shoe buckle
my best colonial copper (condition wise a 1745 King George II )
my best large cent (condition wise 1846 large cent )
my best military button this year (N.Y. Militia 1805-35 )
and my best token ( 1837 comerce token )
and i'll add some other better ones from this year
1786 babyhead variety vermont copper (very scarce variety)
a very nice late 18th or early 19th century wax seal fob or matrix
1787 Connecticut copper ( a scarce miller 14-H Arrows (Pheons) variety)
angellionel
12-24-2010, 05:15 PM
Those are some very sweet pieces, Dan. :envious:
HEAVYMETALNUT
12-26-2010, 04:49 PM
Cream of the crop finds right there Dan! absolutely stunning examples and so well deserved bud! may 2011 be just as nice if not better for you!
HEAVYMETALNUT
12-26-2010, 05:14 PM
MY BEST OF 2010
Had a great year! 34 large coppers this year!
2 george washington inaugural buttons from 1789
my 5th and best 1787 Fugio cent
my 1st capped bust silver
my 1st liberty capped large cent
colonial hand etched silver religous medal possibly indian trade silver
a general Lafayette commemorative button from 1824
my nicest King George II 1749
HEAVYMETALNUT
12-26-2010, 05:15 PM
more pics
sniffy
12-26-2010, 06:44 PM
My Favorite Relic and Favorite Coin from 2010
sniffy
12-26-2010, 06:46 PM
Dan and Dave....awesome finds :cheering: :clapping: :cheering: :clapping:
HEAVYMETALNUT
12-26-2010, 07:41 PM
My Favorite Relic and Favorite Coin from 2010
ya had a great year! gee that buckle looks familiar :thinkingabout:
Dave , i kind of feel bad for you ;) because it would just about be a miracle to have a year any better than the one you just had my friend . :peace: :peace: :peace: truely a phenominal year filled with great finds thumbsup01 thumbsup01 thumbsup01 thanks for showin'em and congrats on the quality goods. :yes:
My Favorite Relic and Favorite Coin from 2010
:shocked04:stretcher: super nice complete shoe buckle Jesse and the capped bust dime :shocked04: :shocked04: :shocked04: :shocked04: is one of the best i've seen dug my friend , great coin :peace: :clapping: :peace: thanks for showing them :beerbuddy: hey wheres the very nice large cent you found this year it should be on here too. :yes:
hey wheres the super looking large cent Jesse
HEAVYMETALNUT
12-26-2010, 10:28 PM
Dave , i kind of feel bad for you ;) because it would just about be a miracle to have a year any better than the one you just had my friend . :peace: :peace: :peace: truely a phenominal year filled with great finds thumbsup01 thumbsup01 thumbsup01 thanks for showin'em and congrats on the quality goods. :yes:
thanks Dan!
I dedicate my last 3 ( 0r is it only 2?) years cellar hole finds to YOU! for showing me this aspect of metal detecting.you and George are always there when i have questions and never hesitate to share your opinion and expertise in the history and identification of any find i have made.
Dan,George,Jessie,Gary,Mikey,Paul,Frank,Roger and Ron..thanks for being great hunting partners who share the same passion as I do for history.a real pleasure to have hunted alongside each and every one of you. can't ask for a better bunch of guys to associate with! thanks to each & every one of you ;)
Happy New Year!
sniffy
12-27-2010, 03:08 PM
Dave , i kind of feel bad for you ;) because it would just about be a miracle to have a year any better than the one you just had my friend . :peace: :peace: :peace: truely a phenominal year filled with great finds thumbsup01 thumbsup01 thumbsup01 thanks for showin'em and congrats on the quality goods. :yes:
:shocked04:stretcher: super nice complete shoe buckle Jesse and the capped bust dime :shocked04: :shocked04: :shocked04: :shocked04: is one of the best i've seen dug my friend , great coin :peace: :clapping: :peace: thanks for showing them :beerbuddy: hey wheres the very nice large cent you found this year it should be on here too. :yes:
hey wheres the super looking large cent Jesse
You must be referring to this beauty.
You must be referring to this beauty.
yes , yes theres that sweet copper :drool: :smitten: very nice coin Jess thumbsup01
giant056
12-28-2010, 10:03 AM
You guys out east sure do make some nice old finds, I would love to find one of them old GW buttons, they're awesome, I gathered up some of my relics, the war of 1812 era button is my oldest military button yet, I found it with my V3i on the side of a hill in a park this summer, it was about 8 inches down in a bunch of fine tree roots. The gold filled watch I found in another park in January about a foot deep with my MXT using the D2 coil. Also as you can tell by the pic I really like finding the old canine tags, my oldest ever is an 1896 that I found in Battle Creek Mi a few years back.
HEAVYMETALNUT
12-28-2010, 11:02 AM
You guys out east sure do make some nice old finds, I would love to find one of them old GW buttons, they're awesome, I gathered up some of my relics, the war of 1812 era button is my oldest military button yet, I found it with my V3i on the side of a hill in a park this summer, it was about 8 inches down in a bunch of fine tree roots. The gold filled watch I found in another park in January about a foot deep with my MXT using the D2 coil. Also as you can tell by the pic I really like finding the old canine tags, my oldest ever is an 1896 that I found in Battle Creek Mi a few years back.
some top shelf finds right there! nice job!
that is one great Militia artillery button Larry (1808-1821) :clapping: :clapping:
very sweet find and the watch is in super condition :shocked04: thumbsup01 i also like finding the very old dog tags . very nice relics :peace: thanks for showing them .
coinnut
12-28-2010, 01:28 PM
George are always there when i have questions and never hesitate to share your opinion and expertise in the history and identification of any find i have made.
Dan,George,Jessie,Gary,Mikey,Paul,Frank,Roger and Ron..thanks for being great hunting partners who share the same passion as I do for history.a real pleasure to have hunted alongside each and every one of you. can't ask for a better bunch of guys to associate with! thanks to each & every one of you ;)
Happy New Year!
Thank you grasshopper lol We enjoy our hunts with you too. :clapping: You have come a long way in a very short time. You picked up cellar hunting very fast. I have no doubt that you will have another excellent year coming up. Now it's time to reflect and gloat on our finds lol
pulltabsteve
12-28-2010, 06:16 PM
WOW :clapping: Thanks for starting this thread Dan. Every post on here is an incredible find :yes: Congrats to all of you :clapping:
dave in iowa
01-12-2011, 04:24 PM
these i think are my best relic finds here in cascade iowa , GAR button found just up and acroos the street from my house in an old yard , the calvery button in a yard across town where 2 brothers lived that fought in the civil war and the inf. button and name tag from another old house in town built in 1856.
Dave those are very sweet buttons indeed :peace: but the i.d. tag :shocked04: :shocked04: :shocked04:stretcher: is one great personal piece of history truely a center piece in anyones collection sir.congrats on such a nice piece . :clapping: :clapping:
dave in iowa
01-13-2011, 05:06 PM
Thank you del , you can look up the gentlmens history google James Hill medal of honor winner in the civil war.
zrickkid
01-13-2011, 07:38 PM
Those are some sweet finds people. I can only wish to find anything like it here in Illinois. Happy hunting in 2011! thumbsup01
mike l
01-23-2011, 09:43 PM
Wow, some incredible stuff there :peace: :clapping:.
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