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It was a button day! I got 12 1/2 buttons,1 1923 Buffalo nickel, 2 thimbles,1 old saddle strirrup,part of an old skeleton key,and 1 old lock. Not much but it was a great day to detect.H/H JOE
 
hey joe, that was some soybean field. here,s my ring that i found that day. thought it was silver, but after cleaning it, i discovered it was a 1918 wheat penny.bummer,,no silver!
bill
 
good day for buttons huh?, looks great.Keep at it,and HH to ya. Seeyallater............Ed
 
Was it silver plated? Sure did look silver in the field.
JB in MD
 
I can't believe with all the colonial coins dug, niether of us got any! Just wasn't our day. I ended up with 2 memorial cents, 5 or 6 flat buttons, 3 brass buckles and some intersting period brass. Nothing special. <img src="/metal/html/cry.gif" border=0 width=40 height=15 alt=":cry">
JB in MD
 
it still had a little plating on it.here's the back
ready for the snow????
rb
 
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