Dug quite a few targets today, but by far the best was this button. I took a walk away from the site down near the river and it was the only thing I found!
Dug quite a few targets today, but by far the best was this button. I took a walk away from the site down near the river and it was the only thing I found!
What a find!
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:shocked03::shocked05:what a button :notworthy:Patch it looks gold plated from the picture but am I safe to assume its silver plated ??
that has to be one of the best examples I've seen of that button , you must be ecstatic with that one Patch , again mega congrats sir !!
:shocked04::shocked03::shocked05::perfect10::congr ats:
That's incredible! Great find!
That's insane!!! Speechless dude
And my day just got a little bit better. I dug a pewter which took me several tries to decipher, and finally I got it... Rev War 3rd American - New York Volunteers.
oooooo and ahhhhhhh. I see the "3" and the silver button is a killer.
WOW, what a great find! Huge congrats, she's a beauty! :perfect10:
Great hunt, love that button.......:perfect10:
What a wonderful piece of history! :notworthy:
That Revolutionary War button is simply breathtaking! :loveit:
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Killer! Congrats on finding history!
:shocked05: unreal :wow: incredible finds! I need to take a better look at some of my pewter buttons. CONGRATS!
What super shape that 76 is in! :happy:
That is sort of what my brain did. :) It's funny the last two finds that gave me a great adrenaline rush I did not discover what I had until I got home.... so I didn't have to deal with the scrambled brain lack of concentration for the next 10 minutes syndrome, like I did with this one. Obviously everything in this hobby is a surprise to some degree, but that one was way off the radar for both thinking it could be a decent possibility, as well as the circumstances of the moment... because it sure seemed like I was in a dead zone of the field, and for the most part I was. I was in this same field briefly over a decade ago, we checked it fast, didn't get much and left... so glad both the button and its great condition waited for me.
Incredible!
Spectacular
That's a nice find. I wonder why, tho, it looks like it is two piece from the back. Obvi I found other pics online, and those are more evident. Saw something about the 76th being called MacDonald's Highlanders Started in 1777, but landed in NY in 1779.