Sundays finds with another naval button

[awdw]

. The items that I was able to find yesterday with mbcuce. My favorite is the naval button. I found another similar one last weeken that the eagle was facing the opposite direction and the button had backmark. This one hads no backmarks and I can’t seem to find an exact example of it. They were found 15 miles apart. Anyway it was a great afternoon.

 

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[Truth]

Now that is a beautiful button!!! Congratulations on all your finds.

 

[Patriot Relics]

Nice work awdw, your soil is way kinder a bit inland than here on the coast. I've dug that variety navy, but wouldn't hold a candle to the condition on that one. Definitely looks like you and your buddy landed on a nice early 1800s homesite. Hit it hard and report back

 

[A2coins]

Nice mixed bag of finds cool button looks like one of those dig everything sites Well done

 

[awdw]

VMI that one was found just a mile or two from the ocean. Last weeks was found a couple hundred yards from the salt marsh. But both on nice sandy pine hills.

 

[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Whyme]

Nice finds! Congrats! I like the button and the little fancy drawer pull.

 

[Inspector]

That's a nice hunt, really cool relics, the button is great, I also think the drawer pull is awesome, congratulations on all the saves

 

[Steve in PA]

Love that naval button. It must be a very early one with 15 stars, possibly mid 1790s.

 

[awdw]

I cAnt find an example other than one posted here years ago.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Killer button and very nice relics, congrats!

 

[BLK HOLE]

Nice saves and a really sweet button

 

[wlb42]

NICE Naval type button looks very old and I even see an Indian Head cent with the last digit a "7" looks like an 1887 or 1897 -- but of course IF it is an 1877 -- You just found the KEY coin of the Indian cents -- thanks for your posting & KEEP hunting that site -- even looks like a piece of old "clay" pipe stem next to the pottery shard.

 

[awdw]

No it is an 1887. What makes the 77 special? I have an 1872 that I found. Seems as though there was some significance to that year as well.