Seated Silver and Civil War Relics

BuckleBoy

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Hello All,

Sharing some recent finds and videos with you!






Got a HUGE shooter marble from the civil war era with hand painted designs:
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Dug this mystery item with an eagle clutching a key and a flag. Perhaps a letter โ€œS.โ€ No clue. Hat pin? Cap badge? Lapel pin?
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My wife dug a Cordeviolle & Lacroix clothing button with a fascinating story to tell (see the video!), dating from c.1832-1849! Only example known.

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I got a piece of a fleam (bleeder!!) ๐Ÿ˜œ
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A counterfeit seated coin!
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An 1852 large cent which cleaned up beautifully in the video:
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And a broken U.S. Civil War bit boss!

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Of course there were many other fascinating finds too.

Happy Mardi Gras!


-Buck
 

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Hey Buck, nice hunt! Nice counterfeit dime, I hadnโ€™t seen one of those before
Seems like the seateds arenโ€™t too common compared to earlier issues but counterfeiting was a Huge problem before the civil war. Itโ€™s why the U.S. secret service was founded ๐Ÿ’ฅ
 

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