Civil War button, bullet, & two mystery crosses found.

[Mike N Tn.]

I took advantage of a cool day & recovered a few relics in a Middle TN yard. If anyone knows what crosses go to please chime in. A funeral home was close by, & I thought maybe the crosses go on caskets.
Thanks for looking.

 

[billb]

I took advantage of a cool day & recovered a few relics in a Middle TN yard. If anyone knows what crosses go to please chime in. A funeral home was close by, & I thought maybe the crosses go on caskets.
Thanks for looking.

Nice work Mike !!!!!!
Congratulations

 

[Red-Coat]

Neat finds. I think those might be communion tokens, typically used by Presbyterian and Reformed churches and cast in lead, pewter, or copper/brass during the 1800s.

These are older ones from Scotland, made from tin sheet, with the cross punched rather than cast:

 

[billb]

Neat finds. I think those might be communion tokens, typically used by Presbyterian and Reformed churches and cast in lead, pewter, or copper/brass during the 1800s.

These are older ones from Scotland, made from tin sheet, with the cross punched rather than cast:

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Great research Red-Coat

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Very nice finds - congrats !

 

[Digger RJ]

I took advantage of a cool day & recovered a few relics in a Middle TN yard. If anyone knows what crosses go to please chime in. A funeral home was close by, & I thought maybe the crosses go on caskets.
Thanks for looking.

Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!

 

[oldmxrat]

Very nice finds, congrats!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Neat finds.

 

[Florida Finder]

I took advantage of a cool day & recovered a few relics in a Middle TN yard. If anyone knows what crosses go to please chime in. A funeral home was close by, & I thought maybe the crosses go on caskets.
Thanks for looking.

Very nice CW digs! Congratulations

 

[Florida Finder]

I took advantage of a cool day & recovered a few relics in a Middle TN yard. If anyone knows what crosses go to please chime in. A funeral home was close by, & I thought maybe the crosses go on caskets.
Thanks for looking.

Very nice! Keep it up!!