burlington
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Decided to try a new spot last week. The terrain was tough to hunt; steep ravines, thorn bushes, tickets and vines. Ten minutes into the hunt I pull a flat button with the corner (corner on a round object?) broken off. The next 90 minutes were uneventfull. We finally wander into an area that had a lot of old broken bricks and iron targets. My partner then pulls a V-nickle and an old home made ring. I wandered down the side of the hill when I get a solid signal at 2". I was expecting another shotgun brass and not expecting what popped out of the ground. My face lit up as this beauty falls onto the ground. Needless to say I did a little happy dance and was amazed at the condition this jewel was in. I am not sure of the history of this button. The shank does not appear to be soldered to the back, rather pushed through allowing the shank to roll left and right. Whatever the origin I am excited and proud of this find. Thanks for reading.
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Congrats Trace 
She sure is a nice one. Man this last year of THin you sure have pulled out a lot of firsts. You sure are becoming quite the detectorist. Hope you have continued luck in the future, now lets get out to 96.
