colonial pewter button..war button?

[castletonking]

Hello all,today I was hunting my field and in addition to the numerous tombacs,dandys and musketballs I found today,I came across this interesting button,though it is very fragile and crumbling I can make out some type of design on it,not sure if its swords,cannons or just a design...the remaining section of the button is approx the size of a modern penny,the body of the button is rather thick,morese than a tombac and the rear shank is much more robust.I live less than a 1/4 mile from fort Warren in Castleton Vt. and 4 miles from the Hubbardton battle field so there was a quite a bit of activity in my area in the revolutionary era.It was found approx 8 inches below the surface and is very very fragile,nearly crumbling when handled.Does anyone have any idea what it may be? thanks PS thats the best enlargement i could get on the picture. sorry

 

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[CoilyGirl]

No idea at all it nice find! We were in Vermont just a few weeks ago and there was a guy that was searching a park that had been gone over many times and he found a pine tree schilling.needless to say we were in awe as Middle Tennessee is so much younger than New England.