keossvin Full Member Joined Mar 2, 2016 Messages 239 Reaction score 100 Golden Thread 0 Location Oss Detector(s) used garret ace 250, garret ace 300I Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Dec 9, 2019 #1 Hello Tnet, Found this piece today, heavy like lead but doenst seen to have the typical lead corrosion. Looks alot like button but don’t know if there ever was a shank on it. Anybody who reconizes this piece and tell the date ? Thanks !
Hello Tnet, Found this piece today, heavy like lead but doenst seen to have the typical lead corrosion. Looks alot like button but don’t know if there ever was a shank on it. Anybody who reconizes this piece and tell the date ? Thanks !
CRUSADER Emerald Member Joined May 25, 2007 Messages 41,310 Reaction score 48,566 Golden Thread 27 Location ENGLAND 🥇 Banner finds 27 Detector(s) used XP Deus II v0.6 with 11" Coil Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Dec 9, 2019 #2 You do get lead buttons like this from the 16-17th C. Upvote 0
smokeythecat Platinum Member Joined Nov 22, 2012 Messages 20,926 Reaction score 41,158 Golden Thread 10 Location Maryland 🥇 Banner finds 10 Detector(s) used XP Deus II Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Dec 9, 2019 #3 Crusader is correct. 16th to 17th century button. The common name for it is a "nipple" button due to the dot in the center. Upvote 0
Crusader is correct. 16th to 17th century button. The common name for it is a "nipple" button due to the dot in the center.
keossvin Full Member Joined Mar 2, 2016 Messages 239 Reaction score 100 Golden Thread 0 Location Oss Detector(s) used garret ace 250, garret ace 300I Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Dec 9, 2019 Thread Owner #4 CRUSADER said: You do get lead buttons like this from the 16-17th C. Click to expand... smokeythecat said: Crusader is correct. 16th to 17th century button. The common name for it is a "nipple" button due to the dot in the center. Click to expand... Thanks for the ID guys ! Upvote 0
CRUSADER said: You do get lead buttons like this from the 16-17th C. Click to expand... smokeythecat said: Crusader is correct. 16th to 17th century button. The common name for it is a "nipple" button due to the dot in the center. Click to expand... Thanks for the ID guys !
A2coins Ruby Member Joined Dec 20, 2015 Messages 33,867 Reaction score 42,646 Golden Thread 0 Location Ann Arbor Detector(s) used Equinox 800 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Dec 10, 2019 #5 Cool find and I'd looks like you found a old spot Upvote 0
Rookster Sapphire Member Joined Nov 24, 2013 Messages 29,409 Reaction score 111,678 Golden Thread 0 Detector(s) used XP Deus, F75Ltd., AT PRO, Garrett pointer Primary Interest: Cache Hunting Dec 10, 2019 #6 Very nice find.Congratulations Upvote 0