🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Found in the yard of early 1800s home. The green has me Buffaloed. Any ideas. It is dime sized
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What does the back side look like? How is the star attached to the green disc?
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I was thinking a military medal of some sort, but, I'm probably all wet.
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villagenut
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a little knob....like a small machine thread bolt....perhaps a collar disc of some sort
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It reminds me of a boy scout sash pin.
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