any way to date this military button?
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texjim
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Im pretty sure that is a modern button. [FONT="]Display Token Records - All States[/FONT]
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Looks like a WW1 - WW2 era collar disk. Need a picture of the back to confirm.
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Fairly modern collar disk. I think those Washington tax tokens are pretty common according to the posts I see from MDers in Washington state.
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Nice!!! Congrats!!!!
Nice finds. Congrats!
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