1845 large cent _+
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PBK
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- May 25, 2005
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Great digs, Green1! That Navy button is really a knockout.
I agree with Midnightguy about the key: looks like a railroad key. Post the initials on it, and one of us should be able to come up with the name of the railroad and maybe a date range for the key, too.
I agree with Midnightguy about the key: looks like a railroad key. Post the initials on it, and one of us should be able to come up with the name of the railroad and maybe a date range for the key, too.
dgaughan
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looks like you had yourself quite a day congrats and hh
The Seeker
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- Nov 21, 2005
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Great day and some nice finds.....that early Navy button could be something special.....Looking at differnt types in the Alberts Historic button book. There are a couple of similar pieces but nothing that matches your piece with 16 stars and gilted...That could be a good thing! WTG
JakePhelps
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Wow, nice relics 
Southcacalaky
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Nice job, good looking relics, Art...
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realmhunter
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Interesting finds. WTG!! - Keep the md swinging
mlw67
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Jeez, Green, what a super bunch of finds! I need to go lay down...
I need to go lay down...
trk5capt
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groundfisher
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Excellent relic and coin digs! You've been on a roll with great finds lately.
Keep up the good work out there.I'm glad to hear that your detector was returned.
Believe it or not there still are a lot of honest people out there that give a damn when they recover lost property.You are very fortunate indeed. HH!
Keep up the good work out there.I'm glad to hear that your detector was returned.
Believe it or not there still are a lot of honest people out there that give a damn when they recover lost property.You are very fortunate indeed. HH!
