Save all those little pieces!!

comfyinvermont

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The other day when I was hunting the button field and found the 1802 drapped bust large cent, in the same hole there were several pieces of what appeared to be an ornate buckle. I put all the pieces I could find in a film cannister and decided I would look at it later. It took a little bit, but I got it back together, (almost). It always pays to save all the little pieces, you can never tell what they might look like when you put them together...Lance
 

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Nice work, Lance! I have tried to do the same thing, but haven't found enough of the pieces to bring a good end result!

Great advice! Nice pics... Thanks for sharing with us!
 

Good stuff, Lance.

One thing too is to sift the dirt in the place where you find a nice ring missing its setting.

This procedure of yours is absolutely essential when hunting farm land where a cache has been spread all over via plowing.
 

Way to go. Thats what I call putting it all together..........
 

Lance, really great advice. You would be great on that CSI show !
 

Good idea. I have the back plate off a rather expensive Benrus watch but never found the rest. I keep wondering how someone could lose just the back off their watch? What a dilbert. Monty
 

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