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JUNKYARD DOG

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Started out early this morning, went to my field where I found my US buckle and triangle bullet about a month ago. I dug every signal that didn't sound broken up, I had my apron full, both sides. I quit about mid morning to go home and cut grass hopefuly for the last time. Then I went back and dug some more. I should of took a picture of the crap I threw away. Any help on the button and the Chinese coin would be great. I havent cleaned them up much yet. My hands feel like $h!t, the ground felt like concrete. Alot of this I dont know what they are so any help on those also. Nice little bullets, and that chain, I've seen one of those posted I do believe. Anyway not many coins but a 1925 and a 19?? wheaties. That fire chief hotwheel is a red line but its ready for the junkyard, but its cool anyway cause I had one when I was younger, a whole lot younger. That Metal pin or whatever of a miner sais Richmond VA. The Gateway to the South and has the state seal on the helmet. What is it? Just lots of goodies yea even the old bucket from some toy trackhoe. Thanks for checking it out, what a hobby. I can't get enough, how about you? HH JYD
 

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Looks like you found a sweet spot to dig! Congrats!
 
fortbball9 said:
The button face looks to be listed as NA112 or NA113 navy.Very nice finds.

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I don't think its a button face (no missing shank, & the broken side attachments would fit better with a bracelet type thing??) although I have learnt enough on here to agree its Navy.

A sword pommel is a fittment which is at the end of the sword handle (the terminal end). Its broken in the middle of picture 004.
 

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