thsfineday
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found this button yesterday and i need help with an id. 

4-H said:Jim! I almost beat you for the first time ever! On the ID![]()
Yeah but, A great seal button is a "great seal" Button....We couldn't tell you any more because there was no pic of the back where the "key" for specific identification is. HHHHthsfineday said:the link that you sent me to was for a different button, mine is the size of a quarter and writing on the back which is very hard to read, can make out the word "newark" but there is more.
4-H said:Yeah but, A great seal button is a "great seal" Button....We couldn't tell you any more because there was no pic of the back where the "key" for specific identification is. HHHHthsfineday said:the link that you sent me to was for a different button, mine is the size of a quarter and writing on the back which is very hard to read, can make out the word "newark" but there is more.
The link was good. The Great Seal buttons come in several sizes, "One style for all arms and all grades, private to Lt. General. The only exception is the Engineer Corps, who are to retain their present design. Bronze for service and gilt for dress. The design is a copy of the great seal of the U.S." http://metaldetectingworld.com/05_photo_gallery/05_great_seal_but_1902/index.htm Without the pic of the backmark, we are only guessing. Look through this list there are several NEWARK button backmarks that may match up. Welcome to TN.thsfineday said:the link that you sent me to was for a different button, mine is the size of a quarter and writing on the back which is very hard to read, can make out the word "newark" but there is more.