Interesting US finds in the UK by the Deus!

[Puffin]

Found the Dime myself and my friend found the button in the same English field. The field could have hosted US forces during either of the two World Wars.

<img src="https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3892/14837536190_06cb3a431d_o.jpg" width="1285" height="1024" alt="us coin and button">

 

[XP-Man]

cool find a barber dime

 

[Sleepyjim]

Sweet! Yeah I bet that was where US troops was.....bet there is more out there....

Jim

 

[Puffin]

Our club had nearly 60 guys detecting around 250 acres of wheat stubble on Sunday, where these came from. We turned up 100's of spent .303 bullets and a few 50 cal bullets as well, one guy did turn up a Viking artifact? I even picked up a worked flint tool dating around 3.5 to 4 thousand years old. This was one of our quieter sites, a few fields over we have found everything from a bronze age spear tip (3.5 k years old approx.), Roman coins and brooches to Medieval coins and 17th century sword fitments. In the UK a hedge row field boundary can be several 1000 years old. One side, loads of pre-historic and historical finds and the other side completely zero, not even modern junk!!!

 

[Spider-F5]

that is too awesum......... and i'm betting that the dime was used to jam two mating gears while working on a piece of equipment?

 

[deep-digger-dan]

I get a few US coins now and again. No silver coins yet. I usually toss them in the rubbish bin.

Remember, you have to get out, before you can get in.

 

[ecoast]

........ and i'm betting that the dime was used to jam two mating gears while working on a piece of equipment?

great observation!

I was wondering what it *might* be