British 29th ?

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Aureus

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Interesting item. But I believe it indicates the weight rather than a regiment. British 29th regiment buttons were made of pewter and had a different design. Probably a seal.
 

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Nice hunt, nice buttons & George ll, cool whasit, congratulations on the saves
 

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Not a button - might be a weight or cloth seal
 

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Nice handful of finds. I like it all. Congrats!
 

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Pretty cool stuff Well done
 

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I'd say cloth seal with width or length of material noted. JMO.
 

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I thank you guys for the for the I.D. As I looked it up I noticed another one on google. It was sitting on my night stand.I dug it about ten years ago on a Rev. War camp and didn't ID it. It came up on treasurenet. It's French about 1780's. Thank you DownNDirty!!
 

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