SILVER STREAKS ENDS,, SORT OF

[against the wind]

On Monday, I took a new hunting partner to a hill that was once a silver mine. This place was so popular, that I remember counting 9 hunters detecting the same hill on a Sunday, a few years back. It still gives up a silver now and then. I told my buddy not to expect too much but whatever you do, don't ignore any deep signals. I realized that although this place has been hunted heavily, the non-silver signals are sometimes ignored or overlooked by others.
The clad was very scarce so I didn't have too many distractions. I was able to concentrate on the few deep soft signals.
I pulled one target from about 8 inches. It came up completely encased in a little dirt cocoon. It turns out to be a small early 19th century buckle. (I think)
Another nice target is part of an early cufflink with a scripted "E" on it. The button appears to be a blazer button.
My silver coin steak came to an end but I did get a silver cufflink.

 

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[trapperart]

Congrats on some nice finds. The cufflink looks early

 

[Subterranean]

Silver is silver and you are still on a roll, congrats ATDubb! Can you read that button? Sub

 

[Wildcat1750]

The silver cufflink is a good consolation prize tho! Nice buckle too.

 

[Chizzy]

Heck, I find so few silver coins, to me, a silver streak is a silver streak.........you got 10 in my book!!

 

[KENTUCKYWONDER]

Hey, It's only February. My guess is you'll have another bigger and better silver streak going before long. I agree with Sub, silver is silver. Nice digs.

 

[against the wind]

Silver is silver and you are still on a roll, congrats ATDubb! Can you read that button? Sub

I think it says MANHATTAN as in Manhattan College.
That is why I thought it was an early blazer button