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Old 12-04-2008, 02:06 PM
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I went back to the lost settlement yesterday desperate for some silver. It still hasn't revealed itself yet, but I got a couple really neat buttons. A flat cuff with a weird design I've never seen, and my best looking tombac so far. It still amazes me that something (tombac) made before 1800 can still look almost new. HH!
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Very nice buttons... after my neat button find on Turkey Day, I have a newfound respect for them.

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Very interesting buttons. rascal
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Default good buttons Kevin

wish the coins were made of tombac , they do hold up well after 200+ years don't they

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wish the coins were made of tombac , they do hold up well after 200+ years don't they
Amen to that!

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Awesome buttons. Wish we had the old ones out here. WTG WOLF

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