GOLD!!! and CW at the farm today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ModernMiner

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"There's GOLD at that there farm!!!" :D I'm happier than a pig in mud with today's finds. I was searching the area again where I found previous CW items and the silver bracelet. I swung a lot slower this time and concentrated on a certain area. (Thanks Ridley)
In just a short time I found:

*What I think is an old handmade (?) gold bracelet. It has a design on the outside edge. I can see where it is stamped "14k" on the inside, but part of the "1" is barely noticeable. There are two small design marks to the right of the "14K". The "14K" looks like it was done by hand possibly, as it looks kind of primitive (not factory stamped).
I would love to find out any info on this piece. If you recall, I found a handmade silver bracelet in this area just last week.

*Another CW button. There is a design on the front, but I can't tell what it is?
My last two buttons were brass. Any idea what this one is, and can I clean it up somehow? I'd like to see if there are words on the backside.

*Another CW musket ball. Is "musket ball" correct on this, or is this a miniball? (I'm still learning this stuff) :D

*Some kind of metal clip that I swear I've seen similar ones on CW relic sites. It looks like the two ends connected at the silver tabs at one time? Any ideas on this one?

*Another buckle. CW era or farm?

*2 quarters and a penny by the driveway on my way out. Nothing old thought. Darn it.

Well, that's it for now.
Any ID's on some of these items would be a great help.
Thanks for looking,
MM
 

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Kas

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Cool finds. There has to be more of the same.

Slow and easy is the way to go.

HH Ken
 

MikeTN

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Whoohooo!!! Congrats man! Awsome day eh?! The gold looks REAL old! Bet a good jeweler could straiten it out for you. ;)

Mike
 

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Holy Crap! MM you got yourself a pile of loot. WTG! The bangle bracelet looks clearly marked 14k to me. I don't know if they were marking gold that way during the CW, but I'm sure somebody can shed some light on that here soon. The button looks interesting, a little light brushing with a soft bristle brush couldn't hurt--could it?? (I don't really know)

You've got a sweet spot for detecting there, hope you keep digging up the history and the loot. Congrats!
 

Ridley

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DAMN!!!! I have goosebumps!!!!

That bracelet has definite makers marks and it's old too. DON"T BEND IT!!!! Let a pro do that!!!!

Nice button too! You had a banner day there.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! ;)


Ridley
 

COUNTRY GIRL

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Dang that's an awesome spot you hav going there, what are you doing home shooting the breeze with us, get back out there. I can't wait to hear more about the bracelett! Keep up the good work!
 

Gribnitz

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Looks like a civilian flower button. Pretty common to find in CW camps. They used any button they could get their hands on for replacements.
 

Pulltab Parson

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That bracelet is really nice! The small detail is beautiful!

Great job, I look forward to seeing more!
 

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