New York Militia button, flying eagle, large cent,token and more.

[Aureus]

Well had my first hunt in US with a great host Ken ''Z.K.'' from Vermont. Really enjoyed my week end stay and spent a great time in the awesome company learning the history of the region from the person who obviously enjoys history and relics hunting as much as I do, if not more.
Got a few interesting finds that I have very little chance to find in Canada.

My best would be the New York Militia button. Was really happy with the state I found it in.



An other interesting find is 1835 US large cent also in a decent shape. It's funny but most of the Halfpenny tokens I find in Canada are dated 1835 so I guess it follows me in US




A few Indian heads, a flying eagle cent in so so shape(seems like they are rarer, I had no idea)



An interesting token from L.M. Cotton that seems to promote their trailers equipped with '' Hassler shock's''.
Hassler shock's I believe were also installed on the Ford's Model T which I find cool.





A nice gold guilt flat button.



Also a dozen or so beautiful decorative large and small 19th century buttons and a large brass buckle (unfortunately no pics).

Awesome time spent South of the border (Canadian border that is ) Really enjoyed the company and the hunts!

 

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[Kurios1]

I'm always amazed when anybody finds a Flying Eagle cent - they effectively made these for TWO years ( the 1856 is virtually a pattern coin in terms of rarity ).

I'll be amazed "IF" I ever recover only ONE! LOL! Yep, one of those bucket list coins many folks never will recover. Not for lack of trying either. Just a scarce specimen.

 

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[Aureus]

It looks like you were digging in some very kind soil. Congratulations on several very nice finds

Thanks! Yes, the soil was mostly good except for the FE

 

[Aureus]

WOW! That button is awesome!!!! Congrats on some great finds!!!!

Thank you.

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Love the LC, IHP's and especially the Flying Eagle, but that button is amazing. I've found many treble gilt buttons but rarely is there any gold left. I would have thought I had a gold coin had I seen the edge of that button in the hole! Also great token and militia piece!!!

 

[Aureus]

Congrats on a great trip and awesome finds

Thank you.

 

[Aureus]

Love the LC, IHP's and especially the Flying Eagle, but that button is amazing. I've found many treble gilt buttons but rarely is there any gold left. I would have thought I had a gold coin had I seen the edge of that button in the hole! Also great token and militia piece!!!

It wasn't as shiny when I pulled it from out the stream so had no reason to confuse it with the gold coin, but after a quick rub it did indeed look like a shiny gold.

 

[EasternShoreMetal]

Sweet finds, no doubt! FE is very nice to come across, but I'm really impressed with the quality of your LC. What a great thing to have a buddy to go with on your visit, nice on his part as well. Congrats! HH

 

[Davers]

Well had my first hunt in US with a great host Ken ''Z.K.'' from Vermont. Really enjoyed my week end stay and spent a great time in the awesome company learning the history of the region from the person who obviously enjoys history and relics hunting as much as I do, if not more.
Got a few interesting finds that I have very little chance to find in Canada.

My best would be the New York Militia button. Was really happy with the state I found it in.

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An other interesting find is 1835 US large cent also in a decent shape. It's funny but most of the Halfpenny tokens I find in Canada are dated 1835 so I guess it follows me in US

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A few Indian heads, a flying eagle cent in so so shape(seems like they are rarer, I had no idea)

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An interesting token from L.M. Cotton that seems to promote their trailers equipped with '' Hassler shock's''.
Hassler shock's I believe were also installed on the Ford's Model T which I find cool.

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A nice gold guilt flat button.

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Also a dozen or so beautiful decorative large and small 19th century buttons and a large brass buckle (unfortunately no pics).

Awesome time spent South of the border (Canadian border that is ) Really enjoyed the company and the hunts!

WOW!
A site or 2 like that a year & i'd be Set.

 

[Ahab8]

Looks like an awesome time with a great human being. Great job guys

 

[Aureus]

Beautiful New York button!

Yes, very happy with it. Thank you.

 

[Aureus]

Sweet finds, no doubt! FE is very nice to come across, but I'm really impressed with the quality of your LC. What a great thing to have a buddy to go with on your visit, nice on his part as well. Congrats! HH

Thank you. Yes, really happy my first MH cent turned out to be in a such a nice condition.

 

[Aureus]

WOW!
A site or 2 like that a year & i'd be Set.

For sure, the site has an awesome potential.

 

[Aureus]

Looks like an awesome time with a great human being. Great job guys

Really enjoyed it, for sure!