Mill Hunt VIII

CMDiamonddawg

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Hi TN , Mill Hunt 8 Every dog gets his day ::) well almost , rained out early . Few hours Thursday and today , Fri 4-8-11 , two searches in sun and rain produced mostly buttons and a few relics . The 18th century mill is swarming with ticks & bugs , but I will spray " Deep Woods Off " and destroy all them suckers to get a find like the button in fourth pic , a 13 th Infantry Regimental; 1798-1802 Period. US Regulars , one piece pewter . Pic 2 , humpback buckle circa 1860's , Thanks Quindy . 1819 large cent dug but AU ;D . Thanks for stopping in :headbang: CMD Dawg
 

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Justice70

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Re: Mill Hunt # 8

Nice, very nice.
 

VOL1266-X

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Re: Mill Hunt # 8

That site never fails to produce Dawg. That's a super button and you also dug a "humpback buckle" as we call it. We dig those in early CS camps. Very nice hunt, Quindy.
 

Steve in PA

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Great bunch of finds but that 15 Regt button is killer! Tough to find them in that condition :o
 

steelheadwill

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More great Finds!
I managed a 'United States 10' not nearly as nice as yours :hello2:
Love that era of LCs, good condition!
Congrats on your buckle & interesting button :thumbsup:
 

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As usual, great finds! Let's not overlook the sporting button. I have one with the same backmark. They are circa 1840' to 1850's.
 

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CMDiamonddawg

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Re: Mill Hunt # 8

VOL1266-X said:
That site never fails to produce Dawg. That's a super button and you also dug a "humpback buckle" as we call it. We dig those in early CS camps. Very nice hunt, Quindy.
Thanks for the id Quindy, humpback buckle , CW era :thumbsup:
Rookie2 said:
Nice, very nice.
Thank you
neuseman said:
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The Patriot said:
Nice variety there... :icon_thumright:
Thanks :thumbsup:
Steve in PA said:
Great bunch of finds but that 15 Regt button is killer! Tough to find them in that condition :o
Thanks Steve , wasn't sure about the 15 sort of looked like a 13 , posted the back , shank is intact :thumbsup:
steelheadwill said:
More great Finds!
I managed a 'United States 10' not nearly as nice as yours :hello2:
Love that era of LCs, good condition!
Congrats on your buckle & interesting button :thumbsup:
Thanks Herb , which one ? dug a Oriental babe and the other I need some help with ...looks like mid 19 century with a New Design backmark
Neil in West Jersey said:
As usual, great finds! Let's not overlook the sporting button. I have one with the same backmark. They are circa 1840' to 1850's.
Thanks Neil ...I wasn't sure about that one ... dawg
 

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Tnmountains

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Great hunt pictures and finds. You have pulled out some real nice relics from that spot. Enjoy :thumbsup:
 

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Great Hunt Dawg 8) I'm liking the US button, first one I've seen here :headbang: Btw, I'm not seeing an 1850's sporting button :dontknow: if youre talking about the 6th and 7th pictures, that is a 20th century button.
 

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CMDiamonddawg

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umrgolf said:
Great Hunt Dawg 8) I'm liking the US button, first one I've seen here :headbang: Btw, I'm not seeing an 1850's sporting button :dontknow: if youre talking about the 6th and 7th pictures, that is a 20th century button.
Thanks Jeff , Well , that is the one , I always have one or two , sometimes three that I just never know wtf they are :dontknow: looks old and I had to really cook the crud off the brass :laughing7:
 

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Brian C.

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That one button new design is a out standing design button, it would be hard to top that one, nice finds. 8)
 

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ewcoinhunter said:
Great digs, congrats on the one cent piece!
Thank You ew
Brian C. said:
That one button new design is a out standing design button, it would be hard to top that one, nice finds. 8)
Thanks , this button has nice detail and is very well made . Need info on the backmark , New Designs :dontknow:
 

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CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
Great Hunt Dawg 8) I'm liking the US button, first one I've seen here :headbang: Btw, I'm not seeing an 1850's sporting button :dontknow: if youre talking about the 6th and 7th pictures, that is a 20th century button.
Thanks Jeff , Well , that is the one , I always have one or two , sometimes three that I just never know wtf they are :dontknow: looks old and I had to really cook the crud off the brass :laughing7:

the sporting buttons are usually old, not this one though
 

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umrgolf said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
Great Hunt Dawg 8) I'm liking the US button, first one I've seen here :headbang: Btw, I'm not seeing an 1850's sporting button :dontknow: if youre talking about the 6th and 7th pictures, that is a 20th century button.
Thanks Jeff , Well , that is the one , I always have one or two , sometimes three that I just never know wtf they are :dontknow: looks old and I had to really cook the crud off the brass :laughing7:

ya, the sporting buttons are usually old, not this one though
could it be political ??? :read2:
 

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CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
Great Hunt Dawg 8) I'm liking the US button, first one I've seen here :headbang: Btw, I'm not seeing an 1850's sporting button :dontknow: if youre talking about the 6th and 7th pictures, that is a 20th century button.
Thanks Jeff , Well , that is the one , I always have one or two , sometimes three that I just never know wtf they are :dontknow: looks old and I had to really cook the crud off the brass :laughing7:

ya, the sporting buttons are usually old, not this one though
could it be political ??? :read2:

not sure what the design represents, but sporting buttons generally have a single animal on them.. and this one looks about mid-1900's
 

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CMDiamonddawg

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umrgolf said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
Great Hunt Dawg 8) I'm liking the US button, first one I've seen here :headbang: Btw, I'm not seeing an 1850's sporting button :dontknow: if youre talking about the 6th and 7th pictures, that is a 20th century button.
Thanks Jeff , Well , that is the one , I always have one or two , sometimes three that I just never know wtf they are :dontknow: looks old and I had to really cook the crud off the brass :laughing7:

ya, the sporting buttons are usually old, not this one though
could it be political ??? :read2:

not sure what the design represents, but sporting buttons generally have a single animal on them.. and this one looks about mid-1900's
:o 1950 no disrespect but your killin' me Jeff :laughing7: I am not familiar with sporting buttons ... I do remember seeing some on T Net
 

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umrgolf

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CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
CMDiamonddawg said:
umrgolf said:
Great Hunt Dawg 8) I'm liking the US button, first one I've seen here :headbang: Btw, I'm not seeing an 1850's sporting button :dontknow: if youre talking about the 6th and 7th pictures, that is a 20th century button.
Thanks Jeff , Well , that is the one , I always have one or two , sometimes three that I just never know wtf they are :dontknow: looks old and I had to really cook the crud off the brass :laughing7:

ya, the sporting buttons are usually old, not this one though
could it be political ??? :read2:

not sure what the design represents, but sporting buttons generally have a single animal on them.. and this one looks about mid-1900's
:o 1950 no disrespect but your killin' me Jeff :laughing7:

yep, early to mid 1900's is my guess :tongue3: best way is to post in what is it
 

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