This fragment is about 1" tall and 1 1/2" wide. It is fairly flat, aside from some uneven bending from wear and other damage. It has a left-facing eagle with shield, arrows, and olive branch (a variation on the Great Seal of the US). There are stars above the eagle - 9 on the fragment but based on the way they arc I would estimate 14 stars in all if the piece were complete. Not sure if that might be a reference to Vermont (14th state)? There is no backing or attachment on the piece; the back is a recessed version of the front (so a single sheet of copper stamped into the design).
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