Button date?

VBCurt

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rogerconley

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Can't really read what's on it, but to me it looks like a uniform or coat button of some kind, perhaps from the 1920's to 1930's. I've found a few buttons like that with no markings.
 

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VBCurt

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Thanks for responding. I wrote at the top of the thread what is ingraved on it. 1920's-1930's thats the closes i have been to it for info. HH
 

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What you have is generally called a "coin button", because with a blank face, it resembles a coin. Buttons started to get backmarked right around 1800. By the Civil War, new styles came into vogue and the flat type coin button went by the wayside. Best guess is your button dates from 1810-50.
 

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VBCurt

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What you have is generally called a "coin button", because with a blank face, it resembles a coin. Buttons started to get backmarked right around 1800. By the Civil War, new styles came into vogue and the flat type coin button went by the wayside. Best guess is your button dates from 1810-50.

Thanks for the info.
 

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