My multiple CW plate day

[AeroMike]

After Reading about BuckleBoy and the Iron Brigade on their multiple buckle day, I had to post this. I too recently had a multiple buckle day but they were not complete buckles. I did not know that I had found parts to a second buckle until I was cleaning up everything from that day and noticed the second buckle pieces. I honestly never thought I would ever find a complete buckle or plate but I did just that last September and last weekend, I added to it with two more.

Enjoy the pics and if anyone knows anything about silverware, then please see my other post on the "what's it worth?" board as I have no clue at all.

Thanks, and HH!!!!

 

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[trhunter1]

It is always exciting when something like that comes out of the ground! Great finds! Thanks for the pics.

 

[Ron B]

Great pics and great hunt!

One must wonder the fate of the soldier on the other side of the "in pieces" buckle.
War's brutal.

GRB

 

[BuckleBoy]

So the one up top was September's find, and the fragments are from recently?

That is a wierd find. A great one! But odd. Wonder how in the world that happened. Is the area plowed?


-Buckleboy

 

[AeroMike]

So the one up top was September's find, and the fragments are from recently?

That is a wierd find. A great one! But odd. Wonder how in the world that happened. Is the area plowed?


-Buckleboy

The top one I found in Savannah, Georgia at a construction site back in September. The other two, were found in South Carolina and although the area is a cow pasture now, I do believe that maybe crops were planted at one time there. I tried and tried to find more pieces on the 1/4 piece but maybe those were already found. What I would like to say is all three were found using my super 12" coil with my MXT.

 

[DetectoDude]

Great find! I would be happy with just one belt plate!!! BUT TWO!!!! Wow doesn't get much better. Congrats!

 

[crazyjarhead]

It's hard to say what the fate of him may have been. interesting, none the less

 

[BuckleBoy]

Well cheers on your plates, buddy! You've turned in to one Heck of a CW hunter. Congratulations.


-Buckleboy

 

[Lamont.Scraps]

That is a really nice US buckle and in very good shape! Too bad the other one is in pieces, who knows, one day you may find the rest of it .

 

[JerV3]

Nice plates,

I'd like to find one of those at some point. I know there still here in P.a

HH Jer

 

[Karinus]

Great pics and great hunt!

One must wonder the fate of the soldier on the other side of the "in pieces" buckle.
War's brutal.

GRB

Thats what I was thinking. For that matter any buckle left on the ground is probably a sad story to some soldier.