1832 Coronet,1900 indian and some flat buttons

[DigIron2]

Found another large cent today,I am sure it is either 1832 or 38,I think 32.It is rough but a little better shape then the last couple I found "which isn't saying much"but still a decent find.Also got a 1900 indian and a handful of flat buttons,couple bullets, few odds and ends.I had a very good hunt,didn't find that outstanding coin or piece I am looking for,but it is stuff like this that keeps me going.HH everyone!

 

[VOL1266-X]

Man that's a great hunt DI2!!! Love that LC. WTG, Q.

 

[Lord Verdigris]

Looks like you had a good day. Nice! [emoji106]

 

[Steve in PA]

Nice outing. Love all the buttons.

 

[Showtime2385]

Good job, like the finds

 

[trapperart]

Very nice bunch of finds congrats

 

[against the wind]

Bullets, buttons, big penny, and a BVD tag.
Excellent hunt, Congrats

 

[toasted]

Id love to find a Large Cent. Havent found one with a date since last summer. Nice work

 

[CASPER-2]

 

[CTwoods]

I copied your last pic.. That piece next to the BVD, some sort of brass escutcheon plate or whatever.... That might be into the 1600s - give or take.

I recently found a keyhole plate and did some research on the hand tooling.

If the hand punched tooling style or tool tip itself, matches these from Colonial Williamsburg? They have some with dates:

Research Reports | The Colonial Williamsburg Official History & Citizenship Site

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congratualtions on the cool finds, especially the amount of buttons!

 

[relic nut]

Great hunt! Bullets and buttons are a great way to scratch the itch.

HH, Relic Nut

 

[DigIron2]

Id love to find a Large Cent. Havent found one with a date since last summer. Nice work

Thanks,I just can't seem to catch a break with most of the one;s I find,when I do find one.Every once in awhile i'll catch one that has a little bite left to it.It is a shame hunting hard and then finally walk over one and it is shot

 

[DigIron2]

I copied your last pic.. That piece next to the BVD, some sort of brass escutcheon plate or whatever.... That might be into the 1600s - give or take.

I recently found a keyhole plate and did some research on the hand tooling.

If the hand punched tooling style or tool tip itself, matches these from Colonial Williamsburg? They have some with dates:

Research Reports | The Colonial Williamsburg Official History & Citizenship Site

I was thinking it was some kind of old lock fly,I had no idea it might have that kind of age to it.Very cool.Thanks man.

 

[Old Dude]

Looks like a great hunt to me DI2. I like finding any and all of your finds. Nice job!