Coilcrazy2
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Hey everyone!
If you have read
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...-watch-key-jacksonian-button.html#post4882216
then you have seen the finds from my first visit to the African American family homestead. Day 2 was yesterday and I managed to find some really great things. I brought a friend with me and he found some goodies as well. I managed to find a "FZ" Civil war 2 piece buckle. I believe that stands for Fire Zouaves but i'm not sure and would appreciate any information you can give about that. I also found my FIRST REGIMENTAL BUTTON. I believe it says 56th regiment. I haven't researched it just yet. My buddy found the exact same one (as seen in the slideshow) but his has the shank still. I also found 35 other buttons! Some had fancy and some were plain. One of them was a CW artillary coat button. I also found an 1826 half cent, a smoothy copper and a beautiful 1819 Large cent. I gave that one to the owner and he was thrilled I wish I wouldve gotten pictures of it though. Anyways, I can't believe what an awesome site this has proven to be.
I decided to make a slideshow to pay tribute the african american family who owned the house long ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR8eDMo1r6U&feature=youtu.be
Thanks for watching!
CC
If you have read
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...-watch-key-jacksonian-button.html#post4882216
then you have seen the finds from my first visit to the African American family homestead. Day 2 was yesterday and I managed to find some really great things. I brought a friend with me and he found some goodies as well. I managed to find a "FZ" Civil war 2 piece buckle. I believe that stands for Fire Zouaves but i'm not sure and would appreciate any information you can give about that. I also found my FIRST REGIMENTAL BUTTON. I believe it says 56th regiment. I haven't researched it just yet. My buddy found the exact same one (as seen in the slideshow) but his has the shank still. I also found 35 other buttons! Some had fancy and some were plain. One of them was a CW artillary coat button. I also found an 1826 half cent, a smoothy copper and a beautiful 1819 Large cent. I gave that one to the owner and he was thrilled I wish I wouldve gotten pictures of it though. Anyways, I can't believe what an awesome site this has proven to be.
I decided to make a slideshow to pay tribute the african american family who owned the house long ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR8eDMo1r6U&feature=youtu.be
Thanks for watching!
CC
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