Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

[steelheadwill]

Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

Greetings,
The old Safari has been disassembled, soaked in freshwater, dried in a hot engine compartment, & seems to be functioning A-Ok ! (after a saltwater submersion)
Got out this morning, cool & foggy on the NH coast.
Pleased to find my 2nd Coronet Cent, My first was an 1820, This one,?
A Coat size copper Button (crusty)
What I think is another US large Cent (crusty)
Have found several with this encrustation, when I physically removed it from the others, I was left with blank planchets, has anyone dealt with this successfully?
also, a small brass ring with something missing,
A 2 piece brass sash buckle marked 'CH. Guyot', (my research yielded zip)
A Gcleft copper pin with a fragment of its mother of pearl inlay, (Art Deco Era?)
A #3 Brass lamp Burner, (Thanks Antiquarian!)
An engraved Brass Pocketwatch back, (farmhouse?) no back mark
A functional brass clock escapement ratchet & pawl gear with brass spring.(2 positions)
A 2nd brass sheffield fork, same pattern as first, will try to date pattern.
I am quite pleased to be able to search again, though an upgraded machine is planned.
Good Day to All, & Great Digs, Herbie.

 

[mainer]

Re: Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

I cant believe your getting any detail off those coppers finding them out on the mud flatts. But you are and thats great. Keep the finds coming Herbie. Heck of a day for it nice and cool. Should start getting some cooler weather from here on out.

 

[teleman 2525]

Re: Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

some very nice finds

 

[steelheadwill]

Re: Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

Thanks Mainer & Teleman! I'm headed out this morning for more !!
Good Day & great Digs, Herbie.

 

[mainer]

Re: Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

Good luck Herbie.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Re: Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

Greetings,
The old Safari has been disassembled, soaked in freshwater, dried in a hot engine compartment, & seems to be functioning A-Ok ! (after a saltwater submersion)
Got out this morning, cool & foggy on the NH coast.
Pleased to find my 2nd Coronet Cent, My first was an 1820, This one,?
A Coat size copper Button (crusty)
What I think is another US large Cent (crusty)
Have found several with this encrustation, when I physically removed it from the others, I was left with blank planchets, has anyone dealt with this successfully?
also, a small brass ring with something missing,
A 2 piece brass sash buckle marked 'CH. Guyot', (my research yielded zip)
A Gcleft copper pin with a fragment of its mother of pearl inlay, (Art Deco Era?)
A #3 Brass lamp Burner, (Thanks Antiquarian!)
An engraved Brass Pocketwatch back, (farmhouse?) no back mark
A functional brass clock escapement ratchet & pawl gear with brass spring.(2 positions)
A 2nd brass sheffield fork, same pattern as first, will try to date pattern.
I am quite pleased to be able to search again, though an upgraded machine is planned.
Good Day to All, & Great Digs, Herbie.

You're very welcome for the burner info Herbie, any time!
Great looking finds, love the 2 piece brass sash buckle marked CH. Guyot and the watchcase

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Re: Coronet Cent, Button, Crusty, & Brass Ring

Herbie, see the link for more info on Guyot.
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=133535.0

I also found this . . .
In 1904, Guyot Brothers Co., Inc., began the manufacture of tools, dies, and jewelers’
findings, the concern having capital of $50,000, and employing upwards of fifty
operatives, Arthur F. Guyot, is president, C. Boots, vice president, Gaston A. Guyot,
treasurer, and Carl W. Neil, secretary.
Dave