todays finds

[MikeinHamptonva]

Found these today
One appears to be an Alberts GI 70 or 71 from the 1820-30 range unsure about the other button and a 1910 wheat were the top performers today abunch of other trash and an no discrip round rusted disk being cleaned ATM..

[Critter]

Very Good!! You must be really tweaking to get those to turn up. Thanks for the update!

[sectshun8]

Nice goin' Mike. Can't wait to see what that disc is

[Bearharold]

Very good job , nice finds . HH Harold

[Bennym]

Nice going.....

[Chicago Cubs]

Very nice.

[Orlando Auction]

You yanks have all the fun. Well, except for year round bikini's. Oh, and soft sand 365. Ooooops, that snow deal.

Nice finds.

[RelicHound]

Originally Posted by Orlando Auction

You yanks have all the fun. Well, except for year round bikini's. Oh, and soft sand 365. Ooooops, that snow deal.

Nice finds.

who you callin a yank? I heard FL was like the un wanted step child of the south just messin with ya buddy.

Mike,is the top button the one you say is from 1820-1830? I ask because I have one just like that and was never able to find any info on it,I thought maybe post CW navy button but 1820-1830 sounds logical since I found mine in a field that produced a few coins from the 1830 down to 1808 and several flat buttons that where from that time period as well...i need to get me a button book. the bottom button looks like a "modern" service button...maybe WW1 or WW2..they may still be in use but judging by the condition of yours id say its from the WW...of course I could be talkin out of my rear