Made a few Return Trips to Places the last 6 days. 3 coppers, Silver Trade Broach fragment and First Wax Seal Matrix.

[RatherBeDigging]

Went back to a few places this week post work and last Saturday.
Colonial spot is getting hot again now that it's less overgrown than it was last time I was there summer 2022. This time managed 3 more coppers (running total is now 6 ). a large cent, 1775 kg3 and a smoothy with no id. What i think is a drawer pull ?? with ceramic center, silver washed flat button and silver fragment of a Luckenbooth broach commonly used as trade silver with the Native Americans in the 1700s. (Thank you field guide to history for the id).
Crotal bell and Savoy key tag are from a different spot.

Spoon, concave 2 piece button and bucket lister wax seal matrix are from a spot a co worker took me too. But that 1st time I took wrong trail for finds. This time I went different way and did much better. Thanks everyone for looking.

 

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[CreekSide]

Pretty good day

 

[pepperj]

Nice digs, congratulations.
Still looking for my first piece of trade silver.

 

[scruggs]

Good hunt with a lot of nice things!

 

[RatherBeDigging]

Nice digs, congratulations.
Still looking for my first piece of trade silver.

I honestly though it was a buckle part at first because I found a complete and much later silver scarf buckle in here. But field guide to history helped on id.

 

[pepperj]

I honestly though it was a buckle part at first because I found a complete and much later silver scarf buckle in here. But field guide to history helped on id.

Have you reference link to that guide?
Would like to see what it's like.

 

[RatherBeDigging]

Have you reference link to that guide?
Would like to see what it's like.

It's actually someone's Instagram profile. Happen to post it on my account there and he was able to id it. If you have Instagram check his page out.

 

[pepperj]

It's actually someone's Instagram profile. Happen to post it on my account there and he was able to id it. If you have Instagram check his page out.

Sorry I don't have any of those types of accounts.

 

[RatherBeDigging]

Sorry I don't have any of those types of accounts.

Just realized he has a website too https://www.fieldguidetohistory.com/

Hope you find some trade silver soon.

 

[Silvermonkey]

Any hunt that produces three big coppers is a winner in my estimation. Congrats!

 

[Digger RJ]

Went back to a few places this week post work and last Saturday.
Colonial spot is getting hot again now that it's less overgrown than it was last time I was there summer 2022. This time managed 3 more coppers (running total is now 6 ). a large cent, 1775 kg3 and a smoothy with no id. What i think is a drawer pull ?? with ceramic center, silver washed flat button and silver fragment of a Luckenbooth broach commonly used as trade silver with the Native Americans in the 1700s. (Thank you field guide to history for the id).
Crotal bell and Savoy key tag are from a different spot.

Spoon, concave 2 piece button and bucket lister wax seal matrix are from a spot a co worker took me too. But that 1st time I took wrong trail for finds. This time I went different way and did much better. Thanks everyone for looking.

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[CRUSADER]

Noticed the Luckenbooth Brooch straight away, good find.
Then saw that ceramic knob thingy, I find quite a few of those, no idea what they are off.