2 Hours at the Town Formerly known as Uniontown

[jeff of pa]

Spend all my time East of the Church





Gas Rebate today 63 Cents



little bit-O-Trash



a Former Spoon


1946 Wheat

Appears to have been Pasted to something
large glue Smear on reverse


unknown Button, Slightly larger then a Penny,
& much Heavier.

Appears to have had something on it





Back has PHILA A appears Smaller possibly more

See Bottom







1919 S Merc

marks not from me.
appears to have been struck twice in the past


and Ballerina Charm

 

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[doc-d]

Nice finds, thanks for sharing.

 

[jeff of pa]

Nice finds, thanks for sharing.

Thank You Doc

 

[G.A.P.metal]

Jeff
Looks like a good day to me !
Gary

 

[jeff of pa]

Jeff
Looks like a good day to me !
Gary

Thanks Gary ! yea I'm happy

 

[RobRieman]

The port-o-let really makes the pic shine! Lol

 

[Argentium]

Jeff, does the ballerina charm feel like it may be silver ? Nice finds !

 

[jeff of pa]

Jeff, does the ballerina charm feel like it may be silver ? Nice finds !

thanks !

No unfortunately it feels too light.

the high tone was there, The Shine made me think Chrome
But it feels too light, sort of like white metal
(tin like)from a charm Bracelet charm.

Very hard to get good Pics, You should be able to see too much Shine for
old Silver. it was dug at 3" give or take

 

[Evolution]

Interesting button. It looks to be quite thick. I'm sure PHILa is probably a Philadelphia backmark...although I'm no button expert. Is that spoon pewter? Nice digs Jeff.

 

[River Rat]

Jeff, when did Uniontown lose it's township? My aunt was born there many, many moons ago.

 

[jeff of pa]

Jeff, when did Uniontown lose it's township? My aunt was born there many, many moons ago.

I'll PM ya. Probably not the Same Uniontown

 

[jeff of pa]

Interesting button. It looks to be quite thick. I'm sure PHILa is probably a Philadelphia backmark...although I'm no button expert. Is that spoon pewter? Nice digs Jeff.

Yes pewter spoon & PHILA is Philadelphia on the Button

although definately Not This writing, it appears to have 2 or 3 rows of writing like this on it



and is Thick it's green like copper. but I suppose could be brass.

the town was founded in 1818, so the Button can be anywhere in age

 

[dfx-kevin]

Nice finds, the button needs I.d.ed for sure; I'm very curios.

 

[WHADIFIND]

Excellent view! Nice finds too!

Bet that ballet pin reminded you of your younger years in those tutus.

 

[Twinkletoes]

Nice silver! Love the ballerina!


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[MiamiFox]

Nice post Jeff. The ballerina looks like a one of a kind.

 

[jeff of pa]

Nice finds, the button needs I.d.ed for sure; I'm very curios.

Thanks ! & yes I wish it was able to Be Id'd

 

[texjim]

Nice job Jeff. Glad to see you taking advantage of this nice weather..

 

[jeff of pa]

Excellent view! Nice finds too!

Bet that ballet pin reminded you of your younger years in those tutus.

LOL Thankfully No , Not even for Halloween

Nice silver! Love the ballerina!

Nice post Jeff. The ballerina looks like a one of a kind.

Yea She's a Cutie, But her knees are Welded together .

Typical huh ?

Anyway Thanks !

 

[BC1969]

Really nice finds, got me drooling over here, there is a special place in my heart for shotshell caps, my favorite thing is to go metal detect the woods and just run all metal, I've walked for hours and never heard a beep, but when I do most of the time its a cap.

Mike