Interesting Button

hockeyguy

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So, i haven't been out in about 3 weeks and today I went to a local park. 1st dig was the IH then a few deep wheats. I had another deep copper sounding item and it turned out to be this button. It was deep and in a very old park. I've never seen one, anyone here?

Next park 1st dig...another IH penny from under the roots. The in line probe really helps in that environment for sure.

I believe this to be the proper orientation of the button.....looks like an eagle behind a cannon?



HH

Aaron
 

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hey Aaron the button is a great one , its a war of 1812 era U.S. Artillery button (1808 to about 1821) . huge congrats to you |:confused:) |:confused:)

they can clean up very well and show off alot of gold gilt sometimes . heres one very similar to yours i found a few years ago .
 

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Great button, way to go! Nice IH's as well and good job getting out there after the break in the action.
 
That is a very cool button, Aaron! Nice piece of history there! I love the Indian Heads too! :loveit:

Yep, an inline probe is a terrific timesaver when recovering targets amongst the tree roots!

Congrats on the great hunt! :clapping:
 
Man... that's an incredible button to find HG. :shocked04:
Such a neat piece of history. Congratulations on an amazing piece for your collection.
 
Nice button. I recognized the eagle as being from the war of 1812 era and then saw Del confirmed that in his reply. Congrats on a GREAT piece of history. Best wishes and HH, Dave.
 

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