Gold plated cross ID

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Howdy folks.

I found this a while ago at a site thatā€™s given up finds from colonial to modern junk. Itā€™s a small cross, made of brass with some gold plating remaining. Some incuse designs on the front, plain on the back, and very thin.

I know itā€™s a long shot but does anyone have a guess about the age or how it was worn?

It seems a little thin to be a pendant. But who knows? I donā€™t see any place for it to be strung either. Maybe something snapped off, or it broke off a larger piece.

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Thanks for looking!
 

tamrock

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I'm thinking 1930s -40s era. looks like electroplated spelter or some soft alloy metal. Could even be a bit newer or older than I'm guessing?
 

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Definitely a copper-alloy core with plating. Makes me think late 19th C.
 

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