Last couple of hunts... 2 Spanish and other cool stuff

[Lost Signal]

The half reals are from separate sites, so the soils have treated them a little differently. The big D-buckle is clad with sheet-silver, which has sprung free. The circular buckle, is the first I've found. It's about 1" diameter and I'm curious about it's age and what it might have been on. The true mystery item is the pewter(?) fragment, that I photographed in my hand. Having one curved side and one side flat, reminds me of a canteen shape, but I have no idea what it might be a part of.

Thanks for looking.




One of my best coppers and I nailed King George III right in the face. I never do that!

 

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[Florida Finder]

Nice Digs!!!

 

[Silvermonkey]

Great, great finds!
It's interesting to see the different conditions of the two reales. I guess soil conditions do matter. I'm very curious about the round buckle. Hopefully someone will be able to ID it for you.

 

[Elvis]

Awesome!!!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Digger RJ]

Awesome!!! Congrats!!!

 

[pepperj]

Great hunt! Congrats on the 2 silvers and the great looking copper.
Liking the little round buckle-tried to find some Ref. to the age style-but had no luck.

Really sucks when it's a keeper and one tries decapitate the head...been there a few too many times-dig wide/dig deep.

 

[erfranks]

Awesome Saves!!!

 

[awdw]

Great finds. You’re killing me with these posts.

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

very cool finds, congrats

 

[Tpmetal]

Some really interesting buckles! congrats on the two silvers as well

 

[Silver Tree Chaser]

Any day you're digging Spanish silver is a great day, it's especially nice when you come up with two coins. A bit of let down to have dinged King George in the face, but we've all been there. At least it wasn't an ultra-rare state-issued copper; that would be a real heart breaker.

 

[Steve in PA]

Nice buttons and coins!

 

[lenmac65]

Great finds! Congrats!

 

[Lost Signal]

Great hunt! Congrats on the 2 silvers and the great looking copper.
Liking the little round buckle-tried to find some Ref. to the age style-but had no luck.

Really sucks when it's a keeper and one tries decapitate the head...been there a few too many times-dig wide/dig deep.

Thanks for trying to help with the buckle ID. I struck out too. Most of the circular buckles that come up, in a google search, are medieval annular buckles and mine is clearly not that old. I would guess 19th century by the construction, although the other items, from the site, were late 18th century.

 

[Lost Signal]

Any day you're digging Spanish silver is a great day, it's especially nice when you come up with two coins. A bit of let down to have dinged King George in the face, but we've all been there. At least it wasn't an ultra-rare state-issued copper; that would be a real heart breaker.

Thanks. I rationalized the coin-ding in exactly the same way. "At least it wasn't a ....." But, I have to say, I still haven't quite forgiven myself.

 

[ARC]

Um yeah... i am gonna have to say Banner for the left one.

Clean and crisp... superb actually IMO... not sure what the date is... i did not read... :P

Anyway... killer hits... killer spot.

Well done.

 

[mbcuce]

You're killing me with the spanish silver. I gotta step up my game.

 

[CRUSADER]

Record ID: LANCUM-B3BEE9 - POST MEDIEVAL vessel (finds.org.uk)
We find those lead bird feeders/holy water stoup's over here in the UK, never seen one found in the US. Normally at least 17th C.

 

[billb]

Well Done ..congratulations on your beautiful recoveries

 

[mbcuce]

Record ID: LANCUM-B3BEE9 - POST MEDIEVAL vessel (finds.org.uk)
We find those lead bird feeders/holy water stoup's over here in the UK, never seen one found in the US. Normally at least 17th C.

What a great ID. Thanks for sharing Crusader. Never would have guessed that.