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Old 03-20-2007, 06:18 PM
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I just can't keep up with the bulldozers, All these old homes in my neighborhood are being leveled. I hit this one scraped lot and found a gang load of new change not pictured, 1898 indian 25-D 26-D 37-D 39-D 42, 43 Canada cent, 44-D 48 48-D49-D Hammered 52-D, Heart shaped piece with "N" on it, junk pin, mother of pearl button, a buckle and a hasp, A Bi-Metal token, watch, Now for the military item's I need help with identifying, Sterling pin with Marine Corps ensignia, Maybe Army crossed riffles with "A" under them, Then a really old numeral 2 shank back button, Look's like it date's back to the 1800's, I'll attempt to make out the back mark,,,,,ONSON?C BRUX, I'm not certain yet need some assistance from the military experts.

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Old 03-20-2007, 06:51 PM
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Can't help you but you sure found some nice things!
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Great finds Coin Head. The good thing I guess is you don't have far to go to hunt. Can't help on identity of items. Watch over your shoulder for the bulldozer.
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Sounds like you neeed some help detecting all those sites...I'll be right over LOL. You are living in a MDers dream area. Those buttons sure look old, can't help with the identification, someone will know something about them.
Continued good luck at your next yard.
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