elementary school find. its a star!

[Blind.In.Texas]

No clue what this is. It is sitting on a dime for perspective. It is copper and I filled it with permanent marker for the detail.

 

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[lonewolfe]

some sort of token??

cool find,

hh

 

[Montana Jim]

Token,

Thats pretty small... what are your initial thoughts? Button? Snap? Anything on the back? Is it solid or just a cover for something? And finally... I see a few letters, but what are the botton three sybmols/letters between the star points?

 

[mech]

rivet from jeans

 

[Blind.In.Texas]

Bottom and top right: appears to be wires. The back has some sort of enamel on it and the copper is solid. Maybe from a bracelet.

 

[mech]

Bottom and top right: appears to be wires. The back has some sort of enamel on it and the copper is solid. Maybe from a braclet.

ok, I change my guess.

I see you are in texas..the star
I see an H, L, and P on it..Houston Lighting and Power?
dont know what the 63 or other 2 symbols mean...

possibly one of those security tabs thats on an electric meter.


cheers

edit... now that I look again I think it is Houston Lighting & Power Co.
the bottom character is a C with an o in it..the other may be a + or &.

 

[Huntin' 59er]

That has something to do with Houston Lighting and Power Company. It is now called CenterPoint Energy after having gone thru a couple of name changes. They are a utility that provides electricity to the Houston area. I worked for them for 33 years before retiring. I'm not sure what the disk was used for.

Huntin' 59er

 

[junkdigger]

Maybe an electric meter seal? I think I've found one or two of those near power poles.

 

[Ant]

Maybe an electric meter seal? I think I've found one or two of those near power poles.

It looks like a seal to me too. Something like these.

 

[Blind.In.Texas]

That's probably what it is. I looked under various search terms and came up with nothing. Found it in a field at an elementary school. Thanks for the help.

 

[montepollock]

I think Mech got it,Good deductive reasoning.

 

[Daisy]

It could be one of the wire seals the power company uses to keep certain breaker / circuit boxes shut?
Just thinking out loud...