West Jersey Detecting
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Well, I hit the button field again. The first signal I dug was another British Royal Regiment of Artillery button. Four have been found at the site, three by me and one by my friend Dale. I wonder just how many buttons were on one jacket, as there may be more!
I dug another watch winder (it seems like I never come home without one lately), some other buttons and also one find that has me intrigued. I thought it was another thin button, but when I examined it closely I saw the number 70 on the right and the crown on top. I looked through some coin books and found the only thing that resembles one side of the thin brass item. It looks like the obverse of the 1670 French Colonies Copper Double. Needless to say, it is too thin to be one, which would weigh 6 grams, and only one is known to exist. But I need help identifying this small token or coin. It only weighs .9 grams.
All in all it was not a bad outing, but no coppers this time!
I dug another watch winder (it seems like I never come home without one lately), some other buttons and also one find that has me intrigued. I thought it was another thin button, but when I examined it closely I saw the number 70 on the right and the crown on top. I looked through some coin books and found the only thing that resembles one side of the thin brass item. It looks like the obverse of the 1670 French Colonies Copper Double. Needless to say, it is too thin to be one, which would weigh 6 grams, and only one is known to exist. But I need help identifying this small token or coin. It only weighs .9 grams.
All in all it was not a bad outing, but no coppers this time!
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