Patriot Relics
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Hey guys, finally got back out digging and recovered this small gold item. Dug among colonial and 1812 era relics.
Mystery gold from 1812 site
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Sweet find. I have been wondering where you have been, you find some of the greatest stuff
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Patriot Relics
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Sweet find. I have been wondering where you have been, you find some of the greatest stuff
Wait until you see my next post, did a few days in Charleston
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Solid gold?
Rather crudely cast...
And there's that curious triangle hole at the bottom...
Petal or leaf from a brooch?
Rather crudely cast...
And there's that curious triangle hole at the bottom...
Petal or leaf from a brooch?
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Part of a locket?
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Doubter in MD
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As my one armed brother was fond of saying, "I'm stumped". His sense of humor was a little warped. I miss him.
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That is Mickey Mouses ear off his Beverly Hills Statue
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Scrap gold used for cash? It has a rough cut/filed edge on the spoon like lip. Maybe thumb piece off a flintlock with the monogram wore off? Repurposed native ear ring?
Patriot Relics
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I appreciate the creative guesses, my gut is that it is either part of a wax seal or a locket.
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Solid gold?
Rather crudely cast...
And there's that curious triangle hole at the bottom...
Petal or leaf from a brooch?
Certainly possible, definitely crudely cast old gold
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DCMatt
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Part of a vest pocket hook for a watch chain?
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nagant
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I
s it me or when i zoom in on the top side i see a plant starting from bottom right and spreading out towards the top. and above the hole 2 capitol A's one above the other with possible smaller letters after them. While i'm at it i see a horizontal sword, pommel left, guard up in upper part of bush/plant. probably all scratches but i got plenty of time lately.
s it me or when i zoom in on the top side i see a plant starting from bottom right and spreading out towards the top. and above the hole 2 capitol A's one above the other with possible smaller letters after them. While i'm at it i see a horizontal sword, pommel left, guard up in upper part of bush/plant. probably all scratches but i got plenty of time lately.
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nagant
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Maybe something older then this but basically a flip up lid. https://www.adamvintage.com/store/p...uardsman_Flip_Top_Watch_405_Hunter_Rare_.html
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