Log Cabin button and 1818 Large Cent

Digs2much

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Dec 30, 2009
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I detected an 1820's house yesterday and dug a couple good finds. First a nice 1818 Large cent(my 2nd 1818 lc this week) and a nice Log Cabin button. I think the button is a W.H Harrison Campaing button...? I remember reading an interesting article in W&E about someone finding one and thinking it was a Lincoln button instead. If anyone knows much about them, I'd appreciate the info! It's backmarked "Ives Kendrick & Co. Extra" Thanks! :)
 

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Nice largie. That button is pretty cool aswell.
 

congrats on a nice button. I have 2 of them and my th partner has 2, all from the same field so keeping searching. there may be more there
 

Man thats a nice button love the shadow effect from the remaining gilt.. Nice digs, those 1818's are popping up all over.. Like the 5th ive seen this week and i dug my 2nd 1818 a week ago :laughing7:
 

Digs2much said:
I detected an 1820's house yesterday and dug a couple good finds. First a nice 1818 Large cent(my 2nd 1818 lc this week) and a nice Log Cabin button. I think the button is a W.H Harrison Campaing button...? I remember reading an interesting article in W&E about someone finding one and thinking it was a Lincoln button instead. If anyone knows much about them, I'd appreciate the info! It's backmarked "Ives Kendrick & Co. Extra" Thanks! :)
good job on the LC and button .from 1813 to 1815 Gen.WM. Henry Harrison was stationed at Fort Ferree, in the town i live in how old is the button
 

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