Broke into the Medieval period...

Bavaria Mike

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Finished the house Friday for the most part, still have some small stuff to take care of. What a relief however, my vacation is over as well. Get some pictures later. The last two hunts were both short but I managed a few nice old finds and relics. A military button with an “8” on the obverse. I need to get a German button book if they print one.
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Reverse with complete shank and initials A.M.D.
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Obverse of a fair condition copper 1 Pfennig coin from 1766. Gave the field owner’s 6 year old son a 1840ish copper and a musket ball I had just found. Got the 1766 in return.
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Reverse of the 1766. Looks better overall than the picture does.
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An awesome little coin weight with an orb, measures 13mm. Orbs were typically used on coins around the 1530s to early 1600s and into the 1700s. They seem to have been used on coins at different periods.
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Broke into Medieval times with this buckle dating from 1350-1450. HH, Mike
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Congrats Mike on that buckle find, glad you finally got a nice relic with so much history. More to come I hope for you....
Don
 

Again, Awesome stuff Mike, Congrats!!!
Really nice of you to make that 6 year old's day. Three Cheers!!!, Hip hip... ;D
Continued Good luck, & Happy hunting~
 

Some nice finds Mike ;)
I bought the 9x12 for my Ace,but still have not had any luck :(
Well i did find a unexploded English 30kg phosphorus bomb by Nuremberg.
I thought i might post it here,but i dont think somthing like that has any interest here.
Well congrats again on you great finds and i hope i can find somthing like that someday :)

Greetings from Germany
 

Great finds Mike!! Keep us posted on the origin of the button... :) LOVE the buckle! ;D

Thanks for sharing and HH,
Hank 8)
 

wow now that is some old finds,really nice.
 

I sure enjoy reading your post. Congrats on the buckle. Best to you the next time out. Burdie
 

Very nice finds, Mike.
Mighty nice of you to share with the youngin,
too. That will be a good memory for him for
quite a long time.
 

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Mike, you must have done the happy dance with finding those items ??? You definately had a great day.

God bless
Peter
 

Just incredible Mike! Your finds never cease to amaze me! Keep diggin!
 

I seriously think you need to open up your own museum Mike....Great Job!!! Congrat's and HH!!
 

:o :o :o :o :o Yep, five happies for you! I've said it before and I'll say it again, Mike. You're finds get better and better with each new day. HH and always looking forward to your next post!

Desertfox
 

Sweet finds as usual Mike!
 

Man those are some sweet finds !!!!! congrats ;)
 

Once again, some really superb relics. I love your finds over there.
 

Nice weight. Common design on Jettons as well. (not surprising as the copied coins of the time)
 

nice stuff Mike!!!!! The Orb was a favorite design of the Hapsburg Empire of which Germany was a part, at one time. Many of there coins has the double headed Eagle or the Orb, some had both.Here is a small silver with both.

Les
 

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