Steve in PA
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- Pittsburgh, PA
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I am just now able to post results of some recent hunts on several sites including a Rev War officer's house (first hunt there), two tavern sites (which I had already hit hard), my gold ring yard (second hunt there) and an old farm that I call the Buckle Graveyard.
The Rev War officer's yard was unfortunately covered with a lot of fill in the front yard. The back yard was a parking lot, and the side yard gave up a crotal bell and cool patriotic button with and eagle under a banner that says E Pluribus Unum and United States of America around the rim. Albert's book has it as an Unclassified button, but may people think it is a patriotic button.
The gold ring yard gave up another handful of wheat ear pennies and a little lead car, but still no silver. At the older tavern site I only got a cufflink and a small button. The second, 1830 - 1860 tavern gave up a button, a small strap buckle, and a 1857 Seated Dime.

The Seated Dime probably has AU-50 details, but it had some type of trauma along the one edge at about 8 o'clock. I'm not sure what could have done this to a silver coin, but it even shows signs of delamination on the reverse.


Here is the patriotic button. Not the best picture though

Here is yesterday's hunt at the Buckle Graveyard. By the looks of the farmhouse, it must be at least 1850 or older, but all I seem to find is horse tack buckles. I did get a small child's stirrup yesterday.

The Rev War officer's yard was unfortunately covered with a lot of fill in the front yard. The back yard was a parking lot, and the side yard gave up a crotal bell and cool patriotic button with and eagle under a banner that says E Pluribus Unum and United States of America around the rim. Albert's book has it as an Unclassified button, but may people think it is a patriotic button.
The gold ring yard gave up another handful of wheat ear pennies and a little lead car, but still no silver. At the older tavern site I only got a cufflink and a small button. The second, 1830 - 1860 tavern gave up a button, a small strap buckle, and a 1857 Seated Dime.


The Seated Dime probably has AU-50 details, but it had some type of trauma along the one edge at about 8 o'clock. I'm not sure what could have done this to a silver coin, but it even shows signs of delamination on the reverse.




Here is the patriotic button. Not the best picture though



Here is yesterday's hunt at the Buckle Graveyard. By the looks of the farmhouse, it must be at least 1850 or older, but all I seem to find is horse tack buckles. I did get a small child's stirrup yesterday.

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