Low Country of SC Finds

[HIGHSTRUNG]

Just getting around to posting pics of my finds from last Thursday and Saturday from my trip to the low country of SC. I decided to use my new to me Deus for this trip and was glad I did. I believe I am starting to gel with it a little. The highlights of the finds for me are the eagle button, 1857 flying eagle cent, Williams cleaner and the 1860 Indian Head. The weird melted lead items were a bonus. The other buttons weren't bad either. Tried to research the Jacob Reeds Sons button but only found 1 article that said it was possibly a police uniform jacket button. Thanks to several of the members for the advice and settings on the Deus. It is so far a blast to use and really fun to learn.


The rest of the pics are other items found that include what appears to be clock gears, oil lamp burner, knife, spoon, belt buckle and various other smalls.



Thanks for looking and good luck out there!

 

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[Inspector]

Really nice hunts, two nice coins, the FE looks awesome condition & very cool buttons which also look very nice condition, nice relics, congratulations on the saves

 

[ConshyBoy]

Like finding the watch ⚙️ myself

 

[A2coins]

Cool finds good research on the history of that button Well done

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[vpnavy]

Nice assortment of finds HighStrung. Thanks for sharing...

 

[RVRoamer74]

That's some very nice saves. I'd love to have a couple days like that. Excellent work with that deus. Thanks for sharing.

 

[HIGHSTRUNG]

Thanks for comments!

 

[Trezurehunter]

Those are a couple of nice small coppers, but I really like those buttons.

 

[xcopperstax]

Nice stuff and a really nice flying eagle! It is definitely a police button. You may be able to figure out the time period Jacob Reeds and sons operated to help narrow down the age of the button.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congrats on the nice hunt!

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

From looking at your finds, I'd say you're understanding the Deus' language just fine!
I love finding the early 'Nevada' type cutlery, the '60 I.H. and the '57 Flying Eagle Penny are good finds too.

Dave

 

[Davers]

Just getting around to posting pics of my finds from last Thursday and Saturday from my trip to the low country of SC. I decided to use my new to me Deus for this trip and was glad I did. I believe I am starting to gel with it a little. The highlights of the finds for me are the eagle button, 1857 flying eagle cent, Williams cleaner and the 1860 Indian Head. The weird melted lead items were a bonus. The other buttons weren't bad either. Tried to research the Jacob Reeds Sons button but only found 1 article that said it was possibly a police uniform jacket button. Thanks to several of the members for the advice and settings on the Deus. It is so far a blast to use and really fun to learn.

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The rest of the pics are other items found that include what appears to be clock gears, oil lamp burner, knife, spoon, belt buckle and various other smalls.

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Thanks for looking and good luck out there!

A Stellar hunt IMO , I love all yr finds , Flying Eagle & IH are NICE! , Gen Service & Police button are sweet ...like I said "I like it all".
GD

 

[Whyme]

Nice IHP and awesome flying eagle! That flying eagle looks like it's in great shape. Congrats! That round item that you listed as "Lead?" looks like a hem weight. I hope to find one of those!

 

[HIGHSTRUNG]

Thanks guy's. I cant wait to get back down there and hit the site again.

 

[RelicHunterPro]

Old finds like these always gets the heart pumping.