"Black Watch" British Pewter & early Navy Eagle!

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Hey guys,

This week's digs have been all over the place ranging from 1780 Rev War button to a 1911 Merc! The SC mud continues to produce fantastic relics including a large tomac button, copper flat buttons, and a Double Gild Orange Colour dandy.

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Among the earliest digs were three pewters- 2 buttons with intact shanks and an interesting ring with a blown glass ornament.

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My military pewter button streak continued this week with a barely recognizable 42nd Black Watch button from the Rev War (props to IronPatch for the ID) and an early 1800s Navy Eagle flat button (no benchmark).

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Still a mystery this small copper spoon. I am thinking it may be an old cocaine spoon based on other 19th century examples- meant to be worn from a necklace.

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Also managed a 1911 Merc, roached V Nickel and the remnants of a old copper.

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Thanks for looking!
 

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nice assortment of finds!, its been a good week for you!
 

Cool digs. I really like the way you display and store them.
 

Hey nice finds. The Merc cannot be 1911, they weren't being minted until 1916.
 

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Hello the mystery object, is a drawer pull. From a 19th century set of drawers.:thumbsup:
 

Very nice assortment of finds. Congrats. GL&HH.
 

Man you've pulled some great old military pieces this year. Great job getting the nice early stuff bud
 

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