Hard hit site still giving up goodies

[Deep Seeker]

I finally got out after a long time away from detecting. Went back to the site that produced the 1724 Hibernia Halfpenny. A mixture of finds - colonial shoe buckle, 1884 IH, 1892 V-nickel, nice button, a "To ID Me Badge," and some others. The way the badge is supposed to look is underneath the one I found, it reads "To Identify Me Telegraph this number 55335 to the Fraternal Protective Association Boston, Mass May 16, 1899" on the front. The number on mine is 561. The reverse reads "Hospital Authorities Will Please Communicate with the Association"

 

[Deep Seeker]

Button...

 

[cntrydncr1]

wow! nice diggs. congrats

 

[Tennessee Treasure Hunter]

thats is somes nice finds!!

 

[Mr Tuff]

sweet relics n coins!!!!! like the tag!!! MR TUFF

 

[Argentium]

That looks to be an amazing site - by virtue of the range of finds period wise . Argentium.

 

[mainer]

Great digs. Just proves once again that no place is ever hunted out.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

You mean Hardly hit site

Those are some great finds~! If those guys are missing targets like that, there's no telling what else is there.

Nice

 

[{Sentinel}]

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

The smaller, oval shaped item looks like a id tag, it may have the person's name on it. Way cool stuff there.
Carl

 

[Deep Seeker]

The smaller, oval shaped item looks like a id tag, it may have the person's name on it. Way cool stuff there.
Carl

I think your right. I took a closer look at it and I was holding it upside down . There is an eagle flying over the two banners and I can read Steven on the first banner. The first pic shows it rightside up. The second pic shows where the writing is and where the banner lays. On the top of the second pic, you should be able to see the eagle very easily.

 

[Potter Poker]

Nice digg into some interesting history, congrats.