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Foud this last year,dont know much about it.does anyone know how old it is and how much it's worth?
thanks chris.
 

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Great button! :thumbsup:

It appears to be the Militia artillery variety listed by Albert as #AY 60 A, similar to the c. 1814-1821 Artillery Corps buttons.
 
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very nice button.
 
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Fantastic button! It should display real nice.
 
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