Masonic Colonial Cufflinks, Pewter spoon parts, Dandy Button, Ball button; etc

[Colonial Copper Zeus]

The title pretty much tells it all. It's always nice to find cufflinks, especially ones still attached. There is a pattern on them but you can't make it out due to corrosion. I'm satisfied even though for me it's mostly about coins.
Chris

 

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[umrgolf]

Re: Masonic Colonial Cufflinks, Pewter spoon parts, Dandy Button, Ball button; e

Those cufflinks are very cool CCZ, have u tried to clean them up a bit? Glad to see a little variation from a pile of coppers

 

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[timekiller]

Yep Very nice set of Cuffs! Anytime they come up together still is cool! But then add what they are or was on them and it's a even better find.
You guy's keep those hands dirty
Take Care,
Pete

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Great finds as usual!

 

[MinelabSwinger]

Chris that cufflink is awesome. I found the exact same one last year however mine was only half. I found mine on a site where the newest coin found was 1810. I would say you are on a very early site for sure. Great research and great find! Keep up the good work!

 

[Kyle PA]

Unc, I still would like to kick that early settler right in the arse. He could have dropped us a few early American coppers along with the cufflinks.

Let's get into something killer next weekend! Dang it, we need it bad.

Nephew