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Hi friends !
These results are of cereal fields close to home, are well reviewed in the last three years but I have a button on the battalion of cuirassiers 1808/1814...con the beehive-shaped hook of Napoleonic wars , a find with two green stones embedded.
And also half 17th century cross, and a bell that still rings. :thumbsup:
Greetings!
 

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some great finds you got there well done
 
The Button is pretty cool!
 
Like those type of buttons :icon_thumright:
 
:hello2:

Great stuff Hispan :headbang: I like the button to :icon_thumleft:

SS
 
Hi Hispan

I would suggest you bring a sifter to the spot where you found the item with the green stones.
Using the sifter you can sift the dirt and try to find the other green stones.
The stones appear to be high grade emeralds, probably from South America, which could be worth a fortune.

Happy hunting!
 
krango41 said:
some great finds you got there well done
Thanks krango41 ... and welcome to the forum !
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Westfront said:
The Button is pretty cool!
Is a Napoleonic Button , are my favorites. :thumbsup:
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CRUSADER said:
Like those type of buttons :icon_thumright:
You are the greatest expert on World in buttons :laughing9: .... thanks. :thumbsup:
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Silver Searcher said:
:hello2:

Great stuff Hispan :headbang: I like the button to :icon_thumleft:

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Hi Colin I hope everything goes well in your city. :thumbsup:
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ottawadigs said:
Hi Hispan

I would suggest you bring a sifter to the spot where you found the item with the green stones.
Using the sifter you can sift the dirt and try to find the other green stones.
The stones appear to be high grade emeralds, probably from South America, which could be worth a fortune.

Happy hunting!
I have many finds with inlaid stones waiting to take a test for minerals ...
Welcome to the forum ! :thumbsup:
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Killer variety as always :headbang:


Blaze
 
Great stuff ;D
Button is in fine shape, love the birdcage shank :o
those green stones DO look good :hello:
 

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