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Hello everyone! This is my very first post here on T-net! Glad to be here!
I thought I would show you all some of my finds from yesterday.
I went Civil War hunting with my friends rtde3 & Dickie. We all had a pretty good day.
I found a 1858 flying eagle cent, 2 69 caliber bullets, 1 58 caliber, 1 buck ball, one percussion cap, a underwear button and some kind of ball stud with what looks like a piece of leather still stuck in it. ( if anyone know for sure what this is please let me know)
I also found a piece of glass with some kind of design on it.
 

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Welcome Seabiscuit and Great CW relics congrats 0n the Flying Eagle :o ..Many more in 2010 :thumbsup: CMD
 
Welcome to T-NET and WTG on your finds. Very nice. HH

Ed
 
Great finds!! I think that ball stud is off a cartridge box or cap pouch, its what holds the flap down on them.
 

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Awesome finds, good job.
 
:hello: Welcome to Tnet, SB!! :icon_pirat: What a great first post! I know you all are having a great 'ole time digging up all those terrific CW relics...

Many congrats to ya and good luck on the return~

Nana :)
 
What a great way to start off!!!

Welcome!
 
Welcome to a great place. That's the kind of spot I'm talking about.
 
Welcome. Nice CW finds.
 
welcome! wow a flying eagle! congrats
 
welcome seabiscuit ..neat pics, :hello:hope to see a lot more of your finds.... :icon_thumleft:
 
Flying Eagle, one cent, American, United States. After years of experimenting, the mint introduced its new small cent in 1857. 88% copper 12 % nickel. The bird " Old Pete" Which was a mascot of the mintage.This coin came out in 1857 a smaller version of the large cents..
 
Awesome Finds on the Flying cent and the CW relics. I had to buy an 1857 and 1858 flying cent in order to say I have them. :dontknow: You dug yours so that is special in itself. Don't see many of those come out of the ground.
 
Congrats Seabisquit. Nice to see you over here on TreasureNet :icon_thumleft:
 
Thanks for the help in IDing. Appreciate all the wtg's and feedback. Thanks for looking. Can't wait for a little warmer weather to swing again!
Happy hunting
Seabiscuit
 
Nice finds and post SeaBiscuit . Shirley will make you a pro in no time!!
 

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