Three Trimes and your out... Coppers, LC, and a good assortment.

[artyfacts]

Had a great day hunting with Tombac back at the two hundred acre farm. The farmer came out with an assortment of homemade cookies and the best peanut brittle I ever had. His wife is quite a goodies maker. I will make sure to hunt near the farm house every time I go. We moved to a sweet spot in the field and it was non stop. Between the lead, good targets, and crappola, many holes were dug. Tombac found a beautiful silver pocket knife, and two of the three Trimes along with a handful of smalls. The navy button is a sixteen star 23mm. I could not find the same version with the wide open mouth and the appropriate backmark. Two coppers, four large cents and two half cents, one flying eagle penny, three Indian head, a buffalo nickel, and a 1856 Trime were the coins I dug. The suspender has a date of 1876 and depicts maybe a horse track or a fair of some kind. Pulled three blowhole buttons, three tombacs, and an assortment of flats, decorative, and ball buttons.

 

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[ggossage]

OMG, you tore it up! Big congrats Arty!

 

[artyfacts]

OMG, you tore it up! Big congrats Arty!

Thanks, when you hit a hot spot its just like outside Christmas...

 

[Greylock]

Three trimes is killer and one is cut. That is cool. Great hunt

 

[Wildcat1750]

Oodles of quality finds to go along with delicious cookies! Who could ask for more?

 

[ironhorse]

That's a pile of good digging right there!

Nice bunch of coins you fellas got!

 

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[Don in SJ]

Wow, another dream hunt with cookies to boot! Does not get much better than that!!

 

[Argentium]

I've never seen anybody post multiple trimes from a single outing ! that's rare - What is the cone shaped silver item next to the trime in
the one pic ? What a site you have there !!!

 

[artyfacts]

Greylock

Three trimes is killer and one is cut. That is cool. Great hunt

Thanks Greylock, We had a great day.

Wildcat1750

Oodles of quality finds to go along with delicious cookies!

Who could ask for more?

We want more...

ironhorse

That's a pile of good digging right there!

Nice bunch of coins you fellas got!

Thanks Ironhorse, Its a great day when your in signal ville...

Don in SJ

Wow, another dream hunt with cookies to boot! Does not get much better than that!!

Thanks Don, the farmer just informed us of a well and a grist mill on the edge of the property. Should get very interesting the next time out... Hope there's more eats to.

Argentium

I've never seen anybody post multiple trimes from a single outing ! that's rare - What is the cone shaped silver item next to the trime in
the one pic ? What a site you have there !!!

Thanks Argentium, We have barely covered but a few of the two hundred acres. The cone shaped silver cone could have been a decoration for horse related item, or even possibly a button. It was backed but looks as though the backing got torn out.
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[Jeff H]

Now that was one heck of a hunt !

 

[artyfacts]

Just found some info on the first world fair and it happened in 1876. The design looks to be somewhat of a match for the suspender buckle.

The Centennial Exposition of 1876 . U.S. Grant: Warrior . WGBH American Experience | PBS

 

[ironhorse]

Signalville, I love that place!

 

[Msbeepbeep]

That is a ton of finds! Congrats!

 

[Wldbil]

You guys made some really nice finds! And to be feed by the landowners is just icing on the cake, Congrats!!!

 

[jewelerguy]

The suspender has a date of 1876 and depicts maybe a horse track or a fair of some kind.

you made some really great finds. I believe the suspender clip depicts the 1876 Centennial Exposition building. here's a link... Baird and The Centennial Exposition

 

[TNGUNS]

About as good as it gets to MD addicts. As good a hunt as I have seen posted on Tnet in a long time (US anyway). Congrats

 

[Zodiacdiverdave]

Wow, you had quite the day didn't you. You don't get too many hunts like that in a lifetime and I bet you will remember that dig until the day you die.
Congrats,
ZDD

 

[texjim]

I think i found some info on your button."Navy 1-piece convex. The device with the anchor on a lined oval shield,16stars. Armitage/phila'a rm; 21mm.rv 40." Found on Page 92 in the Record of American Uniform and Historical Buttons. By Alphaeus H. Albert.. Awesome finds..

 

[ModernMiner]

"His wife is quite a goodies maker. I will make sure to hunt near the farm house every time I go."

LOL. Classic!
Arty,
Those finds are fantastic. That suspender clip is way cool. Nice job on all the old coinage guys.
-MM-