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Received new permission today for this place that has so much history. ..They even have revolutionary war re-inactments...It was a incampment in 1777...Found this button and some other things...Not sure if this button is the real thing or if it is just a reproduction. .Any help would be great. ..My bet is reproduction. ..Thanks for looking. .
 

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Your button appears to be a repro. The shank on those are usually of the turret style. Matter of fact, I don't recall seeing a shank like yours on any early button I've ever dug. At least it gave you a moment of excitement.
 
Your button appears to be a repro. The shank on those are usually of the turret style. Matter of fact, I don't recall seeing a shank like yours on any early button I've ever dug. At least it gave you a moment of excitement.

Thanks Bill...Thats what I thought..If it was teal the pewter would show alot more wear then it does...Thanks for looking.
George
 
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Great finds (real or not real)! Thanks for sharing...
 
Yes I agree with Bill. The shank isn't correct for a period French button and the "2" doesn't look right either.
 
Bet that one was exciting, too bad it wasn't that HE we want
 

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