Recent content by Bucknut

Great big silver! Keep up the good work.

Well done sir!

Great bucket lister! 1867 is not too common either.

Wow! Great finds and hope you get back to that permission!

Wow a silver coin likely from the 1600's!!!! That is awesome.

Yeah I think you are correct. The back of mine is different though...gold gilted and "Double Gilt" written on it. Thanks.

Yeah a GW button also crossed my mind but I guess that there were no cuff size versions.

Trade Era relics...flat buttons, British military button from the 1790's, Trade rings, Silver Trade Brooch I found a virgin indian camp site this spring and hit it pretty hard last week. It is a special place....lots of pottery and copper chuncks everywhere. And some nice coppers...

I was up at my cottage last week and found some great things. Included was a cuff button that has an eagle on it. When I first found it I was excited thinking it was a military button but after looking through Albert's US Military Button book I could not find it. So I thought I would post...

Did you find them close to each other? They are very cool.

Awesome relic! You always clean / preserve them so well!

I went up to my cottage this past weekend and did some exploring some new areas and I came across a nice indian camp site. I found a lot of copper chunks and bits at first and in many of the holes I also would find a pc or two of pottery. Some of the copper bits have been worked on or perhaps...

I am sure there are lots of detectorists over on your side of the state. hope you find some partners and some great finds! Welcome to the forum.

I found 2 more seated coins the last couple weekends. The first came at a park that I have detected many many times and dates to the 1870's. I was detecting around a cement structure and came across a shallow penny signal. The coin was caked with a thick black sulfide but I did see a bit of...

A little bit of everything. Good job!