The weather here in Southwest Georgia is finally cooling off and a lot of the storm damage from Hurricane Michael has been cleaned up. (We got our butts kicked!) We still have thousands of trees to cut but power is back on in my area and the roads are clear. This morning, I decided to get out and hunt an old home site in a plowed field that I have hunted several times over the years. When I got there and turned on the machine, I walked about fifteen feet into the field and the first target of the day was a 1862 Indian Head in somewhat reasonable shape. Then about a half hour later, I got a good target and out popped this button. At first, I could not see much on it until I wiped a little more mud off the front. C.S.A.! The back is intact but I do not see anything written on it. This is number 7 Confederate button for me which isn't too bad since there were not any battles near me. Andersonville is 40 miles north of me and Columbus Georgia is 90 miles. I'm assuming that I am finding the buttons that were worn home after the war. It's a Keeper!
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