Patriot Relics
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Interesting button dug in FL while on hurricane evac. 1 piece copper, anyone recognize it?
✅ SOLVED 18th century button ID help
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DiggerKid2003
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1812 regiment of rifles?
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DCMatt
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Looks like B&ER. Bristol & Exeter Railway? Doubtful but who knows...
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Patriot Relics
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Thanks for giving it a shot gents, not at Regiment of Rifleman, but the script does have me thinking 1812 era. Still no definitive ID
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Bramblefind
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Wow! I was skeptical at first but it does look like it
SRA Postal Auction, Lot 588, Sale 158P. Closing Date: 14 June 2013
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Patriot Relics
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Wow! I was skeptical at first but it does look like it
SRA Postal Auction, Lot 588, Sale 158P. Closing Date: 14 June 2013
OH wow, DC Matt you nailed it. Thanks so much guys
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Patriot Relics
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Would have been from 1836 – 1859... Given the construction suspect the 1830s. Crazy how buttons travel
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