First Mercury Dime and mystery button?

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The lettering style looks like that use by the Avon cosmetics company between 1936-1947:

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I would guess it has detached from the end of a lipstick tube, eye shadow pencil or something similar and that 'Light' is a marketing description for a cosmetic with a subtle appearance when applied, or that came in a pale colour.
 

The lettering style looks like that use by the Avon cosmetics company between 1936-1947:

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I would guess it has detached from the end of a lipstick tube, eye shadow pencil or something similar and that 'Light' is a marketing description for a cosmetic with a subtle appearance when applied, or that came in a pale colour.
Thanks for the ID, I've got some cosmetic tubes but none with any lettering
 

Nice to finds that first one. Congratulations!
 

Always a great feeling knocking one off the bucket list- Congrats and on to the next!!
 

First old silver. This is same site I found the 1917 one cent. This button thing says Ryan Light or Avon Light .Looked it up and all I found was hot rod head lamps
Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

A big congrats on your first Mercury Dime - one of the best looking coins ever minted !
 

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