Three Cent, Seated Liberty Dime, King Christophers Haitian Royal Army button, and mo

[C1silva]

Three Cent, Seated Liberty Dime, King Christopher's Haitian Royal Army button, and mo

Yesterday me and my brother went out and messed around in our old hot spot on cape cod to see if we could turn up any more treasures and did we ever, my first three cent piece! Very hard to see the date, I think it's either 185? Or 186? Any help dating would be great.

To go along with the three cent, I found my first seated Liberty dime! Again hard to date since they are all salt beach finds but I believe it's 1853!

Did some research on this button I found and it ended up being King Christopher's Haitian Royal Army button. Dating from 1803-1820

Couple of Indian Heads, 1863 and 1883

1848 LC

Nice little eagle button

Gold gilt and black face button, more info on this would be great.

And a nice little octagonal button

IF ANYBODY CAN HELP IDENTIFYING ANYTHING, PLEASE DO!
Thanks for looking and happy hunting!


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[DBANDGB]

cant ID anything but you put up great pictures

 

[against the wind]

Two Bucket Listers in one day is a great hunt.
Congrats on some really hard to find relics and coins.

 

[digging440yrs]

Nice finds !

 

[NEPADIGGER7]

Man U and ur bro killed it! Go back go back now! Lol

 

[Iron Patch]

They are common referred to as phoenix button. There's some info. posted on this thread.

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...enix-buttons-plus-more-buttons-all-undug.html

 

[CASPER-2]

Im on the Cape often - but I do the water - if youre finding that kinda stuff on the beach - waters off of that spot may be good too

 

[C1silva]

View attachment 1220479 Im on the Cape often - but I do the water - if youre finding that kinda stuff on the beach - waters off of that spot may be good too

I would love to do the water, just need a detector with that capability.



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[C1silva]

They are common referred to as phoenix button. There's some info. posted on this thread.

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/t...enix-buttons-plus-more-buttons-all-undug.html

Thanks for the info Patch!


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[Steve in PA]

Those are some great finds. Too bad the salt did such a number on them. The octagonal one in the last picture is likely an 18th century cufflink. The small button with the flower in the next to last picture looks like a Jacksonian button

 

[oxbowbarefoot]

Great Finds!

 

[C1silva]

Those are some great finds. Too bad the salt did such a number on them. The octagonal one in the last picture is likely an 18th century cufflink. The small button with the flower in the next to last picture looks like a Jacksonian button

Steve your the man! Thanks for the info.


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[cjon455]

amazing finds!, gotta ask, do those silvers clean up well? or do u leave them as be?