buttons

Can anyone help identify or date this button? Found in eastern PA near old farmhouse. Original inhabitants of property date to mid 1700s. Looks like it may have words “Double Plated” on it but hard to make out. Thanks!

Been detecting this site with 2 other friends here are some of my finds You can read the entire story here https://focusspeed.com/metal-detecting-an-old-dump-site/ or see more of the photos on my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/j_hiddentreasures/

Hoping to get an ID on a button I found last weekend. This was found at a Civil War related site near Kansas City - also found a couple fired CW era bullets within 10 to 15 feet of this. Seems to be a cuff button, 0.6" in diameter. Can't really get any detail off the back, I guess it's a 2...

Here's a few of my better finds from the past few months. I live in Cabarrus county NC but dig all around the piedmont area.

I merely googled this term, and found several not-too-helpful results. Are there a couple of go-to sites for antique buttons? This one metal, domed, appears to match antique dating, but I'd like more info. Two holes in the back.

What a Sunday! 5 hours on the old farm with the Nox. Crazy finds today. - old gold plated ornate Item? - civil war button - 18?? Indian head cent- need to clean more but great detail! - Old belt buckle - Buttons galore

Another 4-5 hours down the old farm road and some really interesting finds. This place keeps giving up the goods! -1892 IH penny - large heavy button with concentric circles? - small button with writing - small button with triangle - small dome-shaped button with an “m”? - old copper cotter...

I can’t identify the language on this button or what it might be from. Found it detecting on an old farm in upstate New York. It may be silver but I have not tested it. It is the size of a dime( I found this 1937 merc on the same hunt). Any help is appreciated. UPDATE: I cleaned the find with...

Found this along with some flat buttons. Any idea what date range or could be from? Thanks in advance.

Found this and my first 1838 large cent on the same hunt. First button and significant coin all in the same day. What a great hunt.

Any help would be appreciated.

I believe these are just basic everyday wear buttons for farmers or other civilians but not sure as the age. Several are small flat buttons and two are dome shaped. They are brass and are wafer thin, causing me to believe they are pretty old. Can anyone confirm?

I'm pretty sure the bottom word is Kentucky...but I am not sure the top word is "Old". I looked up "old kentucky button" in Google with no luck. This was found at an old home site in west TN. Anybody ever seen one like this? thanks

Ok. I ended up doing a video and put it on my YouTube channel. Basically when I was checking this machine out to purchase, I noticed Unlike most of the videos I saw the mode buttons didn't seem to function or give the confirmation beeps. This is awkward to describe so I made a video.. Input...