Another War of 1812 Officers button

[nuggetnoggin]

I have been having some great luck with my AT PRO, to get everyone caught up , i have been diggin a old site that i found after weeks of research. It really payed off. I have dug war of 1812 officers buttons, 1830 large cent, 8 flat buttons, silver coin spill, 1894 barber quarter, buff nickel, confederate block I button and many more relics there in the past 4 hunts.

Today i went back and the first thing i dug was a 192? mercury dime, then walked a few feet and dug another freaking War of 1812 officers button in perfect shape, still missing the shank, i found it beside the old well. I also found a 1894 Barber quarter and 1917 Buffalo nickel near the well.Check out my finds below, i have videos on youtube of these hunts. http://www.youtube.com/user/nuggetnoggin

 

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[AlFu]

Do you have vids posted of these hunts yet?

Awesome finds!!!!

H.H.

Al

Yes i have been making detecting videos on youtube for around 3yrs or more. I have over 230 videos.. http://www.youtube.com/user/nuggetnoggin

Yeah.... I know man. I'm a subscriber.... You've got plenty I'm sure! Great videos! Add in some friendly competition and a few more pointers and you've got a show!

H.H.

Al

 

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[CRUSADER]

Nice stuff there! I really like that early eagle button! I also like that you found one of those oval items with the bracket still attached. Usually they are found separately.

Same here, first I have seen. We thought they did, but this proves it.

BB was distracted by the button (its one of his whatzits)

 

[birdman]

Yes ,that button is stellar!

 

[treasurepirate1]

great hunts, sorry i haven't commented on any of your videos lately, it's great you found another large cent again, that war of 1812 button is great too, right on it's 200Th anniversary as well, allot of the war of 1812 sites are gone from around here because they flooded the most of the sites with st Lawrence seaway in the 1950s.

 

[johnnyblaze]

That button is stellar


All those finds are sweet


My kind of site..


Blaze

 

[KLGourley]

Superb! Those are some really great finds!

 

[Joe88]

Really nice finds!!!


Joe

 

[pl8man]

Sweet finds !

 

[oldsalty19]