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  1. #1
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    Need help identifying this button

    Does anybody have any information about this button I found while metal detecting? Thank you.

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  3. #2
    us
    Dec 2011
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    Wish I could help ya.....but don't know anything about it.........neat button though........
    The Only Consistency Is The Inconsistency

  4. #3
    us
    Apr 2010
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    cool button

  5. #4
    us
    Apr 2011
    Minelab Xterra 705 w/DD coil Backup- 505,305.
    1,181
    It's a Tombac button, most likely colonial era.

  6. #5
    us
    CASPER

    Jan 2012
    NEW ENGLAND
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    JW15 is correct - tombac - loop intact - nice
    circa 1700's
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  7. #6
    us
    Aug 2011
    Swampeast Missouri
    Minelab Etrac, Whites DFX
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    Great button! Very nice condition for its age. Any other colonial era finds on the site? HH

  8. #7
    us
    Sep 2007
    New Jersey
    Whites V3i and DFX
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    Looks lick something that you should put in display. Nice!

  9. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by JW15 View Post
    It's a Tombac button, most likely colonial era.
    100% - 1780-1820s
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  10. #9
    Charter Member

    Apr 2012
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    Quote Originally Posted by JW15 View Post
    It's a Tombac button, most likely colonial era.
    thanks for the id. its the third one i have found at this site and by far the best condition.

  11. #10
    Charter Member

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    Quote Originally Posted by silversweeper View Post
    Great button! Very nice condition for its age. Any other colonial era finds on the site? HH
    yes, check my may 7, 2012 post.

 

 

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