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Does anyone have a clue as to what this might be? Weights .46oz. Thanks!

Found while metal detecting in New York. Weights .46oz.

Can anyone help in id'ing this coin. Actually, I'm not sure if it is even a coin but it was suggested that I ask here. I found this while metal detecting in New York at a very old former home site. About 4 months ago I found a Draped Bust at the same location. The third picture what I think are dates that were inscribed by someone. I can't make out what the dates are. It weights .46 oz. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Can anyone please tell me what this might be. It was found at a at an old home site that dates back to the early 1800's. It's was fairly deep. The third photo shows where it looks like someone may have inscribed a date near the hole (I can't tell what it is). The only other thing I've found at this location is a draped bust.

I can finally cross "tighty whiteys with the name Mario in metal studs across the ass" off my list.

Found on a riverbank. No writing or marks of any kind. Four small holes on the bottom. Any idea what this bottle was used for?

Found near a early 1800s foundation in southern New York. The two outward pieces are bent upwards. The logo, if you zoom in, doesn't look like much but when looked at further away looks like the eagle I have seen on civil war buttons with the head turned to the left. Thanks!

Does anyone know what this might be? Definitely not a button and im fairly certain it isnt the top to a shotgun shell. The protruding piece isn't a shank rather it has a small depression in its center. The front side also has a small depression. Its relatively heavy but its definitely not lead. I included a photo of its profile next to a tombac button that I found a few feet away. Located in New York.

Almost every tree in a plot of woods near my house has been numbered and color tagged. Can someone provide any insight as to why? Thanks for your help!