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Old park gives up V-nickel, silver, wheats, Waterbury button

Goes4ever

New member
Today I went to an old park and hunted about 2.5 hours, I totally ignored the numbers on the screen and only hunted by sound, if it had some depth to it, and sounded smooth I dug it.
I got surprised several times. The V nickels bounced all over, I made a mental note of the numbers but did not let them persuade me to dig or not. It bounced all over from single digit numbers up into the 30's

The merc dime shocked me too, it even bounced around a bit, I thought it was going to be a wheat, good surprise to see the silver rim peeking out of the dirt.

All in all it was a good day, 7 wheats, (1 from yesterday) V nickel, Merc dime, about a buck in clad.........and the eagle button, no idea about this one? Says Waterbury button co. on the back.

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The US adopted that seal in 1902. WWI soldiers had them on and they were used even after WWII.
Nice digs buddy! I have found several of them including a nice big coat button at the forum hunt a couple years ago! :)
 
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WTG Terry! Nice Finds Guy. The good Lord knows I've found my share of weird stuff but I've never found the old coins or buttons like you do. My hat's off to yah man.



Minelab X-Terry 70, Garrett Pro Pointer, Wilcox Pro 100 Digger
 
I found a bigger version of that button two years ago.
 
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