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A few cool items from an old Irish caislean

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1672 micwilson his half peny... If anyone has any info on the 2 buttons I'd really appreciate it :)
 

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Nice finds ...Welcome to the forum ! :icon_thumleft:
 
Thank you.. I've just signed up. I started metal detecting only a few months ago and have been overjoyed with the finds. None really valuable but the idea of their age and use is amazing. Never thought I'd love it this much
 
From the land of the Bluenose.....that spot is worth another swing of th coil. Best of the season me bouy to youz and da brood!
 
Yes I can't wait to get back on the site... I spotted a grave stone at the top of a hill overlooking the Castle. So that field I'd gonna get a good going over.
 
Welcome to the forum. Cool finds.don't drink and drive you might spill your drink.
 
Lol... Great advice.. I'll keep it in mind next time I'm driving with a drink in one hand and a metal detector in the other
 
The ball/globe button is circa 1850s, the other flat button about 1830s.
 
PS. Welcome:occasion14:

Also the Dandy Button you have (the large one) is circa 1770s & that coin/token I have never heard of, interesting.
 

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