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Had a good two days week-end hunt with a nice variety of coins and relics. After 5 years of detecting, found my personal bucket lister. Despite lacking any monetary or historical value, this relic was pretty high on my list.
Anthropomorphic clay pipe bowl from mid 1800's
Found a good mix of early coins.
Almost mint Civil War period 2 cents 1864 (meant to say Civil War period in the title of the post as well, sorry for the confusion)
It's my second 2 cents coin in as many weeks. When I compared the two after getting home, had a pleasant surprise. One of them has 180 degrees rotation error being struct as a ''medal'',not a coin.
(the one on the left)
My second American was way younger but again in a great conservation state. 1891 Liberty Head or ''V'' nickel.
An other first, VICTORIA NOBIS EST 1811-1813 Halfpenny
Lower Canada 1837 Halfpenny in an OK shape
And 1782 Hibernia Halfpenny (at first it looked like the coin was used as a button, but I believe those marks could be from a bird shot)
A couple of other coins, eight in all
Did find a few nice military relics
An other plate from 1830's-1850's ( first one for me of this type)
Two more V buttons
Again 1830's-1850's 1st Regiment of Volunteer Militia
Victorian PR button (provincial rifles?)
An other decorative military chain
And one that looks more solid and functional (maybe was attached to a sabre/sword?)
Mysterious C.H. plate
Early medicine bottle
And my detecting buddy. As you can notice, he was wearing the same style of gloves as I did.
Thanks for the comments.
Anthropomorphic clay pipe bowl from mid 1800's
Found a good mix of early coins.
Almost mint Civil War period 2 cents 1864 (meant to say Civil War period in the title of the post as well, sorry for the confusion)
It's my second 2 cents coin in as many weeks. When I compared the two after getting home, had a pleasant surprise. One of them has 180 degrees rotation error being struct as a ''medal'',not a coin.
(the one on the left)
My second American was way younger but again in a great conservation state. 1891 Liberty Head or ''V'' nickel.
An other first, VICTORIA NOBIS EST 1811-1813 Halfpenny
Lower Canada 1837 Halfpenny in an OK shape
And 1782 Hibernia Halfpenny (at first it looked like the coin was used as a button, but I believe those marks could be from a bird shot)
A couple of other coins, eight in all
Did find a few nice military relics
An other plate from 1830's-1850's ( first one for me of this type)
Two more V buttons
Again 1830's-1850's 1st Regiment of Volunteer Militia
Victorian PR button (provincial rifles?)
An other decorative military chain
And one that looks more solid and functional (maybe was attached to a sabre/sword?)
Mysterious C.H. plate
Early medicine bottle
And my detecting buddy. As you can notice, he was wearing the same style of gloves as I did.
Thanks for the comments.
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