Complete Colonial shoe buckle

Mr. Digger

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Multiple hunts from multiple locations shown here. Dug my first complete Colonial shoe buckle since getting the Nox 800. Rang up as a 26. It swiveled flawlessly right out of the ground! Also found a nice knee buckle in a different location. The coins are New England copper mystery discs....thin and 1/2 cent or farthing size. That little sterling locket found with bracelet-length chain must be old as there is no sterling or 925 mark on it but it's definitely silver (the locket at least, maybe not the chain). That silver blob next to it was definitely a silver coin of some sort that was in a fire but I just can't ID it. I think that is one of those little lead toy pistols that would actually fire, but any help on an ID would be appreciated. Thanks for looking!
 

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Very nice winter hunt there Mr. Digger. A guy in our club (Massachusetts Treasure Hunting Association www.masstreasure.com) recently had a batch of Tee Shirts made for members with a large image of a colonial shoe buckle, much like yours.
Are you in Eastern, western or central Massachusetts?
 
Very nice winter hunt there Mr. Digger. A guy in our club (Massachusetts Treasure Hunting Association www.masstreasure.com) recently had a batch of Tee Shirts made for members with a large image of a colonial shoe buckle, much like yours.
Are you in Eastern, western or central Massachusetts?

Thanks jimther. I'm in Essex county/Merrimack Valley. I'm aware of that club and I know they have been around forever Always was interested to attend a meeting but it seems like the group hunts are mostly seeded hunts and that's not really my thing. I used to belong to Granite State Treasure Hunters https://www.gsthc.org/ and it was very well run but in the end they struggled to get permissions for new natural group hunts so I opted out.
 
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