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dave in iowa

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Minelab E-Track, Minelab S.E. , and a Whites Prizm 5
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got out there , pretty overgrown , not what i expected , but has potential, have to go back with the guy that drew the map, we found 1 foundatio and the cistern, didnt find much , my friend put the detecter down and right off the bat he found an old military button , eagle button , dont know the age yet ,but has to be between 1865 and 1900, here the button
 

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Thats the least overgrown it will be all year so you march right back up there and hit it till you are loaded down with relics and silver ;D
 
Hey Dave... How are you? Great find.
 
Keep looking, there has to be something really good there some place!!!
 
A cool looking spot. I would hit it hard. The button dates in the 1850's. That type of eagle was used from about 1850 to 1875. The backmark is a RMDC Raised Mark Depressed Channel. Most of that type of mark are 1850's. There are a couple exceptions though. Those being Raymold & Whitlock & HV Allien Your button is probably Scovill or Waterbury Button Co. Kind of hard to tell from the pic.
Go dig some good stuff to show us. :thumbsup:
 
nice start!!! that would get the blood going ;D MR TUFF
 
wow-love that button! keep at it!
 

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