British 60th Regiment of Foot Button

[steelheadwill]

Hello All,
This was my first signal of the day. When I flipped it out
I assumed it was a British button from the American Revolution era, but the condition gave me 2nd thoughts, 8 hours later, I'm home and I've got a positive ID. It's the real deal: A British 60th Royal American Regiment of Foot circa 1774, 24 MM
http://www.historicalimagebank.com/...m21/album46/RWb46ds_60th_button_copy.jpg.html
I also got a nice civilian pewter, and a thin Seated Dime
Maybe 1842/1847,
some other stuff too,
can't type anymore, I've just dug my best find to date.
HooWee, Best Digs to You All!

 

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[steelheadwill]

So are you still on your button high? The better ones I have found kept me good for at least a week... the really good ones content for maybe a month. I still do find them once in a while but it's always something I dug before so not quite the lasting joy. But still a good feeling when you put it in perspective.

Ahhh, I Dreamed of battling Redcoats last night
Still on the button high, but I also had visions of a Quintuple Soveriegn buried deep in the mud, I'll post when I get back

 

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[Woodland Detectors]

Congrats again herbie!

Not many that have dug that one.

 

[steelheadwill]

Thanks again Everyone!
The Sun is Shining,
Let's Hit The Dirt

 

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

wow nice!

 

[Steve in PA]

I keep looking at the banner and I'm still not seeing this fine button!

Can we vote more than once

 

[steelheadwill]

Thanks Mike, Dave, & Steve !
I appreciate all your replies
Keep on Diggin

 

[HISPAN]

Nice buttons..congrats !
H

 

[steelheadwill]

Nice buttons..congrats !
H

Greetings Hispan, and thanks
I've been looking online (and wishing for a Troiani book), for a description of a '60th Regiment of Foot' uniform,
I found a '52nd', they are described as Grenadiers.
Was the 60th grenadiers, Fusiliers, Guards, or what else?
From the image, I'm thinking this would be a button from the trim of the topcoat.
I know, many questions about an old button, but this inquiring mind would Love to know.
I would very much appreciate anyones input
Thanks & Great Digs to All