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Hvactech19

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Predator 3, AT MAX, EQUINOX 800
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All Treasure Hunting

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some debate, but generally 1810ish to 1840ish. Nice!
 

Awesome! Thank you, I love finding buttons
 

Those backmarks in a sunken cartouche are some of the earliest backmarks on flat buttons. Late 1790s.
 

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Even nicer! I want to say it says birmingham....wow thank you!
 

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Congrats on a nice big old flat button. You're in a great state for finding old coins and relics. Happy hunting!
 

Those backmarks in a sunken cartouche are some of the earliest backmarks flat buttons. Late 1790s.
I did not know that.

Great info! Sorry I misinformed you!!
 

Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

Those are some GREAT FINDS! I wish to find some like those!!!
 

Always nice to find flat buttons! :icon_thumleft:
 

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