Permission hunt near my old honey hole yields silver

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Today I briefly hunted my colonial site which has been so good to me. Not so much lately. I noticed that a nearby homeowner was out in their yard. A yard I have had my eye on for some time as it is one of the largest yards in town. I spoke briefly and was able to gain permission. They already knew me so that helped.

I was able to find some flat buttons and what's its closer to my colonial site and a bunch of wheats and some silver closer to the circa 1910 house. Any help on the id of that sterling marked piece is appreciated The yard is at least a couple acres so I'll be back

 

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[Murray8144]

Grats on the haul

 

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I was just excited to get a hunt with multiple silver. Still haven't dug two silver coins at one site on one day since August

 

[Professor of Engineering]

I love the flat buttons! Congratualtions.

 

[sutphin]

HEY TOAST NICE FINDS ....

 

[Diggin Dude]

Nice finds, congratulations on the silver quarter! HH

 

[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on the new permission and pulling some silvers. I believe that ring is a sacred heart ring.

 

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This makes my seventh Washington quarter for the year. I can't seem to get my coil over many mercs having only found six while others find more of them than any other silvers

 

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Would the other two items in the top pic be horse tack? The rivet? still has leather? on it

 

[pepperj]

Great looking Claddagh ring! And congrats on the other silvers.

 

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Great looking Claddagh ring! And congrats on the other silvers.

Thanks and the ring has English hallmarks on it I think. First ring I've found with those. Can it be dated with them