Not to much but this button.
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Great Seal button, so it has to be from the 1900's, probably WWI era.
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Thank you for the help
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Some times an old button like yours saves the day. Love any and all military buttons. The older the better of course. Nice old relic mate.
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World war era button, nice dig!
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It is a Great Seal Military button that began use in 1902. It is still in use today, but since yours was dug, chances are it was WW1 or WW11. There were some differences like the back mark (makers mark) that can help you narrow it down to the relative time period or war.
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Nice find, congratulations! 
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