May 28th, I found my oldest military button today.

[Giant056]

I'm glad I dug this target, the V3i was hitting hard on the 7.5khz band and it seemed like a coinsized target so I dug it. It was in a bunch of roots so it took me a while. I also got a couple deep wheats and a little clad. I found this in a park on the other side of town where I've found some other really old stuff. Mike your club use to have hunts there from what I've heard.

[Mike from MI]

Nice War of 1812 button! Likely made in 1808. Not sure what park, and if it were club hunts it must have been like 15 years ago?

[Brentallica]

That old button is sweet Giant. WTG!! Congrats on the Wheats also

[vayank54]

Nice
Mike from Mi is right on with the time period for it.

[BandB1]

Very nice and impressive Score, Congrats!

Good luck,
HH.

[postalgriff]

very nice Giant! man you gotta love this hobby! too bad these things couldn't talk.... I found one similar last year at an old farm house outside of Jackson. I would love to know how these things end up where they do. A big congrats on a most excellent recovery!

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[Michiganne]

Exceptional button, Giant. Glad your persistence paid off.

HH

[tsabeach]

awesome button find

[Giant056]

Thanks for all the great replies everyone I read up a little on the war of 1812 and there were some key battle sites by Lake Eerie and it was saying something about battle sites on the waterways too.

[fistfulladirt]

One awesome military button Giant, I too wonder how they end up where they do! ffd