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3 Georges and a Bee Button

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So, yesterday I decided that I needed to dig up so new sites. I left my comfort zone and did a recon. Don't ask me how but I wandered into a virgin site. There was no trash at all. I couldn't get a single flip top, shot gun shell or bottle cap. The only negative was the ground was a little hard and damp. (I love my sugar sand!) The coins were about 2"-3" deep. One George has the classic X carved into his head. The 3 legged skillet will get restored. The most modern button was the flower button with a W.H. Jones & Co. back mark. The site must have ended by the 1830's.
 

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That is too cool. Great job so far. I'll see if I can help with the ID.
The Spider Pan makers marks has now been Identified! See the "What is it" forums
 

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