Metal Detecting Finds From Friday

[B.H.]

The bulldozers are in one of my old "dug out" sites.
They have scrapped down 2+ feet in some areas.I dug these relics from the dozer push tracks.
These relics are just another example of what we leave deep underground.
I have detected at this site many times and have also taken other diggers there.
The job foreman gave me permission to dig anytime the machines are shut down.
The fancy button is coin silver and has it's shank.
The six-pointed star is hand cut copper and was most likely used on furniture or a box.
I can read the inscription on the broken sweetheart bracelet,but not sure of the lettering and numbers on the back,perhaps an anniversary?

Keep Digging..
B.H.

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

A Handbook of Civil War Bullets and Cartridges - Grab it through Amazon!

[soupie]

Nice relics BH
HH Soup

 

[Syrena Hunter]

WOW, nice haul

 

[pepperj]

Nice pieces
What's the silver looking one just by the bracelet?

 

[HISPAN]

Spanish pottery 17th Century (blue drawings on a white background)
you are in a very good site ... for the USA, here you can find easily reale.

 

[B.H.]

Nice pieces
What's the silver looking one just by the bracelet?

That's a silver gilt flat button..

B.H.

 

[colorado14ers]

wow!! thoes are some very kewl relics!!!!! awesome!

 

[B.H.]

Spanish pottery 17th Century (blue drawings on a white background)
you are in a very good site ... for the USA, here you can find easily reale.

A few reales have been dug in the area..

B.H.

 

[colorado14ers]

Spanish pottery 17th Century (blue drawings on a white background)
you are in a very good site ... for the USA, here you can find easily reale.

A few reales have been dug in the area..

B.H.

wooohhh!!!! thats a lot of old silver!!!

 

[Steve in PA]

Nice digs Bill! I'm sure you will take advantage of this "window of opportunity".

 

[HISPAN]

Spanish pottery 17th Century (blue drawings on a white background)
you are in a very good site ... for the USA, here you can find easily reale.

A few reales have been dug in the area..

B.H.

I recognized the piece of pottery , is called " Ceramica de Manises "... knew that this place keeps good surprises, the good company of ceramic Spanish coins of 17th and 18th centuries.
http://www.fernandoduran.com/images/subastas/355/304.jpg
Congratulations!