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Sorry for the long post with lot so of pics but had to report this weeks finds. Last week three of us one of which was Btv digger who is also on this foram decided to go hit some of our standing permissions since door knocking is out of the question, we were hoping to squeeze out a couple of targets from fields that have been hit in the past we ended up having. Really good day with me ending up with my best condition seated dime to date and a bucket lister for me a vermont regiment button in really good condition. I also got an 1836 New York hard times token and two Indians and of course more buttons
Group shot
Close up of my seated
Close up of my vermont button
No fast foreward a couple of days and me and one of the other buddies got to get out again and still had to hit some standing permissions, but one of them had a cellar hole that I knew had not been hit by us so we decided to hit that and then previously hit fields and luckily they all produced we both ended up with our first gw inaugural button and only feet apart in a farm field.
Unfortunately they were both bent and I do not know if there is a way of bending it back without ruining it, any suggestions would be appreciated. I also dug my oldest silver to date a 1726 one reals and another whipped two reales. I also got a stunning Tombac button, 1802 draped bust, a whipped Connecticut copper tons of buttons and a belt plate which any I’d would be appreciated
Three pics of the gw button
Close ups of one reales
Tombac button with shank
1802 draped bust
Ct copper
My buckle any I’d would help
And finally group shot of day two minus more buttons
Thanks for looking and stay safe!
Sorry my pics keep turning sideways and I do not know how to turn them
Group shot
Close up of my seated
Close up of my vermont button
No fast foreward a couple of days and me and one of the other buddies got to get out again and still had to hit some standing permissions, but one of them had a cellar hole that I knew had not been hit by us so we decided to hit that and then previously hit fields and luckily they all produced we both ended up with our first gw inaugural button and only feet apart in a farm field.
Unfortunately they were both bent and I do not know if there is a way of bending it back without ruining it, any suggestions would be appreciated. I also dug my oldest silver to date a 1726 one reals and another whipped two reales. I also got a stunning Tombac button, 1802 draped bust, a whipped Connecticut copper tons of buttons and a belt plate which any I’d would be appreciated
Three pics of the gw button
Close ups of one reales
Tombac button with shank
1802 draped bust
Ct copper
My buckle any I’d would help
And finally group shot of day two minus more buttons
Thanks for looking and stay safe!
Sorry my pics keep turning sideways and I do not know how to turn them
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