A few keepers today

[CTTodd]

I got out to a field today that I've been detecting for a week. We call it the button field for good reason as we always dig lots of buttons there. Today was no exception as I dug about 6 buttons and a LC while there for two hours. One button today was special Dan says 1820 or earlier. I like it very much. Thanks for looking HHunting

[Cheap Thrills]

Nice going , is that button made of lead ?

[Digger_O'Dell]

Cool looking button, congrats!

[del]

:wow:Great button Todd :loveit: It appears to be very similar to this one 60555
New York Militia
1793-1822
1pc., 21mm
B/M: "Blank"
Eagle on a globe, with motto "Excelsior" below wreath.

Huge Congrats on the button Todd and again thanks for the invite .



Nice going , is that button made of lead ?

George it looks like lead but actually its a real heavy silver plating , sometimes when the light hits it just right it can look like oxidized lead .

[Lodge Scent]

I like that button very much too Todd.

[MangoAve]

That's a pretty nice button, Todd. Sweet find. I heard that the NY militia had 7 forts along the CT river, up through VT/NH. The belt plate I dug a while back was estimated 1830-1840.

[Tony Two-Cent]

That button is nice! What a wonderful piece of history. It has a lot of silver left on it too. What a find! :thumbsup02:

:congrats:

[CTTodd]

Yes that's it Dan. Thanks

[chief5709]

WoW congrats on that button Todd! I've been digging in New York for over 10 years and still haven't found a button or anything for that matter with "Excelsior" on it. :notworthy:

[aloldstuff]

As usual some great finds. I have not seen a button like yours before, thanks for posting.

[calabash digger]

What a find! congrats

[Rogue Relic Hunter]

very nice. congrats! :detecting: