just a button

djkam

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this button i found in clay near the northsea in friesland/Europe, at the same spot and depth i found a coin dated 1659 so it must be quite old, it looks like silver, almost black but on the scale of my Garrett gtax750 it reads a steady 4 and thats more like a German mark, the wire is made of copper/brass and at the back it looks really handmade because of the irregular surface. the front is and almost exact ball-shape.
that's all for this week, next term of hunting will be Saturday evening, i hope i will find something to post then!
djkam
 

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goldencoin

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nice button, if it is as old as you say it is, it is probably rare because flat buttons were more common

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Night Stalker

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Sure does beat a pull-tab or twist cap! Nice old relic from the past, thanks for sharing!

The weekend can't get here fast enough for me! ;D


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dugupfinds

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Its a 17th century Pewter button. Might be iron core with pewter coating.
 

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