Revolutionary or Civil War? :O

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I went metal detcting with my dad at a early 1700s to mid 1800s house site in central Vermont. We went around for a couple of hours finding nothing but square nails, and one leg hold trap. As we were heading back to the car I spotted two stone foundations next to where we had parked, each the same size and about 15-20 feet away from each other in-line. I went and metal detected around them of course! On my second dig I noticed something that looked old... Brass... ...or copper. I think it's a throat from the scabbard of a sword.

 

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[osage express]

Yep it sure is neat find...

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Civil War (or a bit earlier) sword-bayonet scabbard throat.

 

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Civil War (or a bit earlier) sword-bayonet scabbard throat.

What do you think it's worth?

 

[BosnMate]

Don't know the value, but it's a neat find. I love that kind of stuff.

 

[Bitdrop]

Don't know the value, but it's a neat find. I love that kind of stuff.

Me to

 

[CoilyGirl]

Its in really good shape,niccce.

 

[Bitdrop]

Its in really good shape,niccce.

Thanks!

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

You asked what your dug sword-bayonet scabbard BRASS throat is worth:
To civil war relic collectors, it is worth about $25 to $35. You might see one priced higher on the Internet, but remember, there is almost always a significant difference between the asking-price and the actual selling-price. (I frequently see sellers asking ridiculous prices for relics on the Internet.)

But, because yours is brass AND fully-intact AND undamaged, it might be worth as much as $50 to somebody who needs a "perfect" one to rebuild an Original (not Reproduction) scabbard that's missing its throat.