Another Military Button: This Time its a 1820s USMC Button.

[West Jersey Detecting]

Another Military Button: This Time it's a 1820's USMC Button.

This has been the year of the buttons for me. After getting snowed out in January & February I quickly made up for lost time. I must have found more than 100 buttons this year. More of them have been military than any prior years total. The only explaination I have is that the V3 is extremely sensitive to small, deeply buried targets. After some nice coin finds in March with a few coppers and some nice silver, I have been in a coin slump. I am having trouble remembering what a nice deep coin even sounds like!

The USMC one piece button was found with a bunch of flat buttons at the site that I found the 1810 British Customs button at (http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,322673.0.html) earlier this week. It's not in the greatest condition, but it is still a nice addition to my rapidly growing button collection!

 

[umrgolf]

Re: Another Military Button: This Time it's a 1820's USMC Button.

Yep, that's a keeper Got it's Navy cousin, but not that one yet

 

[Iron Patch]

Re: Another Military Button: This Time it's a 1820's USMC Button.

It's not that bad! They all count.

 

[mainer]

Re: Another Military Button: This Time it's a 1820's USMC Button.

Nice one Neil! You are on a roll.

 

[romeo-1]

Re: Another Military Button: This Time it's a 1820's USMC Button.

Nice find...got some age on that one!

 

[DaleGM]

Re: Another Military Button: This Time it's a 1820's USMC Button.

nice find on the old relic Neil, awsome hunt!!!....

 

[dave5339]

Re: Another Military Button: This Time it's a 1820's USMC Button.

Nice button. Of course being a Marine, I am kind of partial.

Semper Fi

 

[Portadrillmini]

excellent find

 

[hogge]

Good 1 Neil!!