A friend found this please help what appears to be a military button.

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Is there a shank on the back? That would at least identify it as a button. I posted one very similar and it was identified as a U.S. Coastal Artillery collar disc. Post WW1
 

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it was found in Portland Oregon. Im gonna see if they can send me a picture of the back. Thanks for the help!
 

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cool button
 

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Definitely a collar disc...WW1 and immediately after
 

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It's artillery, not sure how old
 

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