unknown: lead, button, Ag coin.

[chaaron]

what is it? coin is from 1547

 

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[RPG]

WOW, awesome pictures. Your camera rocks.

Sorry I can't help with your finds but the quality of your pics caught my eye. What camera are you using?

Welcome to treasurenet.

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

The button is a mid-1800s-or-later European-style Livery button, probably made in Britain, or perhaps aome other European country. For anybody who doesn't already know ehat a Livery button is... wealthy European Aristocracy families provided uniforms for their household servants (such as butlers and coachmen), and the uniform's buttons often (but not always) showed the family's Aristocratic rank and family Crest or Coat-of-Arms. The 9-balls crown on the button you found indicates the head of the family held the rank of Viscount. The emblem below the crown shows the family's distinctive Crest or Coat-of-Arms.

 

[chaaron]

WOW, awesome pictures. Your camera rocks.

Sorry I can't help with your finds but the quality of your pics caught my eye. What camera are you using?

Welcome to treasurenet.

I use panasonic dmc-FZ18

 

[DCMatt]

The lead item appears to be molded rather than carved. If it was important or necessary enough to have mold, it must be something useful. But I don't know what...

DCMatt

 

[daroofa]

Your coin is a dreier from the Stolberg-Stolberg region of Germany.

http://www.muenzauktion.com/diller/...en&PHPSESSID=6bf42a6553109f9b45674688c6416554

 

[chaaron]

Your coin is a dreier from the Stolberg-Stolberg region of Germany.

http://www.muenzauktion.com/diller/...en&PHPSESSID=6bf42a6553109f9b45674688c6416554

THANKE YOU