✅ SOLVED Button need help

[jbbj]

Hi was at an old foundation today and found this button was wondering if anyone knew what it is and information on it.

 

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[Bigcypresshunter]

That is one very nice i think War of 1812 button. New-York Historical Society | Framed set of American military buttons (41)

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[jbbj]

I was shocked at how nice it was...thought it was a coin at first

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I think your is 6 regiment officers button. Here is a 1st regiment.

 

[BARKER]

Hi; BigCypresshunter nailed it for you ok.

From his Link:

1798-1826


MEDIUM:
Lead, bronze, brass, pewter, silver


DIMENSIONS:
largest: 1 in. ( 2.5 cm )


MARKS:
stamped: (1), on front, inside scroll: "E PLURIBUS UNUM" ; at top: "U.S.I."; at bottom: "REGT" (silver-plated officer's coat button, U.S. Infantry) stamped: (2), front: "ARTILLERY/ REGT" (Artillery Militia, 1826; eagle and cannon design; coat) stamped:

PEACE:RONB

 

[jbbj]

Thank you very much. Know of any other links that have more information.

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Jbbj, go to the following webpage and scroll down to see several of the "U.S.I. Reg't" button version you found, with prices. Yours seems to still have nearly all of its original Silverplate, which is quite unusual on for a dug military button... so William Leigh may be interested in purchasing it. At the very least, he can tell you a lot about it. His "contact" info is on his website's homepage. William is a personal friend of mine, for over 30 years... he is trustworthy. Tell him Pete sent you... he'll know who that is.
William Leigh: Infantry Buttons

 

[jbbj]

Thank you very much. I sent him an email about it.

 

[buttonbob]

Very nice GI 53 R6 just did you keep this wonderful find?

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Buttonbob, I see you are a brand-new member (3 posts), so, first... welcome to TreasureNet.

Second, some free friendly advice for you. When replying to "older" posts, it can be helpful to first check the Profile of the poster you want to speak to. Click on the poster's name at the left of the page for the option to view that person's Profile, latest posts, etc.

In the case of your question to jbbj... his/her profile at
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/members/69416.html
shows he/she hasn't logged on to TreasureNet in the past four months.