scdigs
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I just got back from NC, and had a little time to get some swinging in. Keepers were slim, and mason jar lids were plentiful, but I had a good time all around.
It’s a bit of a miracle I got the small medicine bottle at all, because I had picked up on a target just in front of it. The shovel just glanced off the screw top, taking a small chunk with it, but I’m just happy it stayed in one piece. By far the best find of the day was the button, coming up as a solid 90-91 on there AT Pro. I was thinking I was onto some silver, but this was even better.
Other finds: 1 buckle, 1 possible buckle, a 1942 dog vaccination tag, 1950 wheat penny, and a lone memorial penny.
The button reads: SIGMUND EISNER - RED BANK, but other examples of this button I’ve found read Red Bank, NJ. As far as I can tell, it’s from WW1, but any input is appreciated. As to how exactly it got there, your guess is just as good as mine.
It’s a bit of a miracle I got the small medicine bottle at all, because I had picked up on a target just in front of it. The shovel just glanced off the screw top, taking a small chunk with it, but I’m just happy it stayed in one piece. By far the best find of the day was the button, coming up as a solid 90-91 on there AT Pro. I was thinking I was onto some silver, but this was even better.
Other finds: 1 buckle, 1 possible buckle, a 1942 dog vaccination tag, 1950 wheat penny, and a lone memorial penny.
The button reads: SIGMUND EISNER - RED BANK, but other examples of this button I’ve found read Red Bank, NJ. As far as I can tell, it’s from WW1, but any input is appreciated. As to how exactly it got there, your guess is just as good as mine.
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