1812 WAR ROYAL NAVY PEWTER BUTTONS/3 GENERAL BROCK COINS 1816

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Really nice finds, what state are you in?
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Awesome buttons, the coppers are a nice. :icon_thumright:
 
They look perfect! Nice finds for sure.
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Welcome , that's amazing how well these coins and buttons were preserved by the fresh water. Outstanding finds :icon_thumleft: CMD
 
CMDiamonddawg said:
Welcome , that's amazing how well these coins and buttons were preserved by the fresh water. Outstanding finds :icon_thumleft: CMD

I have found plenty of coins and buttons in fresh water. Looks more like the water those were found in was distilled!
 
They are all very nice, but I have to disagree with the buttons being Pewter? (your waters good, but not that good that it can change history)
 
Awesome finds Congratulations :icon_thumleft:
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CRUSADER said:
They are all very nice, but I have to disagree with the buttons being Pewter? (your waters good, but not that good that it can change history)

They are 100% without a doubt pewter buttons.
 
CanDiver said:
Thursdays finds. The three coins where in a group on top of each other. The top one is nice but faded, the second one was even better and the third is mint. I have never found one so nice because they are such thin copper. Two large Royal Navy Pewter buttons-Maker Nutting &Son Covent Garden, London-circa 1805. You have to love fresh water!!
They are pewter for sure I've found hundreds, they come in this large size and a medium size...same maker. Just rub them with a bit of brasso and they shine right up.
 
ColonialDude said:
CRUSADER said:
They are all very nice, but I have to disagree with the buttons being Pewter? (your waters good, but not that good that it can change history)

They are 100% without a doubt pewter buttons.

OK, done further research
 
CanDiver said:
CanDiver said:
Thursdays finds. The three coins where in a group on top of each other. The top one is nice but faded, the second one was even better and the third is mint. I have never found one so nice because they are such thin copper. Two large Royal Navy Pewter buttons-Maker Nutting &Son Covent Garden, London-circa 1805. You have to love fresh water!!
They are pewter for sure I've found hundreds, they come in this large size and a medium size...same maker. Just rub them with a bit of brasso and they shine right up.

OK, never tried brasso on pewter :icon_thumright:
 

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