My first buffalo nickel and really old buttons?

Hvactech19

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cudamark

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Any date or mint mark on the nickel? You may have to clean the buttons to see if there are any maker's marks on them.
 

Rookster

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Looks like an ole Dandy button. Guessing mid 1800 to earlier. Nice finds.:icon_thumright:
 

civil_war22

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That little old button appears to be a trouser button. IMG_5321.jpg
 

washingtonian

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Buffalo nickels are a fantastic coin. I don't find as many of them as I would like. Hopefully there are many more in your future!
 

Wildcat1750

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Congratulations on your first Buffalo Nickel! :occasion14:
The button next to it is probably early to mid 1800s, like Rook mentioned. The ones with the holes I'm not sure about.
 

JeffInMass

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What a terrible state we live in for this hobby (tongue planted firmly in cheek)- end to end, we're pretty fortunate here in Mass- Congrats on the nice finds!
 

Digger RJ

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Nice!!! Congrats!!! Always Great to see Buffaloโ€™s!!
 

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Looks like an ole Dandy button. Guessing mid 1800 to earlier. Nice finds.:icon_thumright:
It's not a Dandy button but is circa 1830s.
The 4 hole button went on shirts & underwear, hard to date but probably early 1900s
 

BLK HOLE

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Congrats on the first Buff, I love that coin:icon_thumleft:
 

A2coins

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Great job your gonna love finding all those cool coins and relics there will be many of them Well done Thanks for sharing your finds. Tommy
 

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