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VERMONTPACKRAT

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Today I did another 1.5 hours on the Church Field. Buttons keep showing up including a very nice silver gilt button with some sort of design. I think the round piece is a ball that would be screwed onto the end of a steers horn. The 1930 Buffalo Nickel is the best condition I have ever dug. The heart stopper for the day was a good signal with gold in the bottom of the hole, right in PRIME colonial house site property! I HATE AVON:BangHead:

Thanks for lookin'

VPR
 

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well it looks like a good hunt to me
 
Those are some really nice and old finds. Good job. Tennessee digger
 
Nice array of finds, VPR!
 
Nice button.
It certainly looks like an "OX KNOB" but they usually have a hex (nut) milled on them to facilitate tightening them up ?
 
Cool finds for sure, keep up the good work......................HH
 
Hey maybe next time it will be a platinum ring!
 
nice hunt! cool button and yep the "dreaded" ox knob.ya think you got a copper when your coil goes over those.
 
Nice button.
It certainly looks like an "OX KNOB" but they usually have a hex (nut) milled on them to facilitate tightening them up ?
it's just a different style of ox knob Rick.they have the threads inside and a small hole or 2 on the sides.I think this style is older than the hex head types.in any case they are kind of a dissapointment thinkin ya got a coin when they surface :O(
 

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