Post your Authentic Silver Buttons!

[{Sentinel}]

I know there's got to be more out there although you don't see them too often. I've seen some of the Reales made into buttons and they are welcome too but I'd especially like to see those originally made to be buttons like this one with a makers mark on it or without. Please post em up if you got'em!

SILVER BUTTON FOUND AT 1600s-Early 1700s SITE Maker's Mark: RM



Back: Stamped at top and bottom"RM"








Front: Has a hand-etched Script R or B engraved into the face

[Steve in PA]

Does this count??

[HISPAN]

It is my only solid silver button in the last three years of hunting.
15th to 17th centuries.
Greetings!

[{Sentinel}]

Does this count??

Looking for some original silver buttons but these Reales turned buttons are pretty cool too

It is my only solid silver button in the last three years of hunting.
15th to 17th centuries.
Greetings!

Sweet Button there Hispan, that's what I'm talking about!

[RELICDUDE07]

[romeo-1]

A cufflink I think but could be a button. Plain front with my initial "D" on the reverse.

[jamesbibb]

here is mine!

[Bill D. (VA)]

This one was dug back in 2002 at a colonial site. Its got a mark on the back, but can't tell what it is from the pic. And its boxed away somewhere so I can't check it out. If I can locate it I'll post the mark at a later time.

[allen]

Does cufflinks count as buttons?
Ive got a set at home that is silver.

[CRUSADER]

Does cufflinks count as buttons?
Ive got a set at home that is silver.

Well most posted here are more likely cufflinks, so yes

[{Sentinel}]

Does cufflinks count as buttons?
Ive got a set at home that is silver.

Sure go ahead and post your cufflink.

[{Sentinel}]

This one was dug back in 2002 at a colonial site. Its got a mark on the back, but can't tell what it is from the pic. And its boxed away somewhere so I can't check it out. If I can locate it I'll post the mark at a later time.

Now that's what I'm talking about Bill. Very nice one and that shank is superb.