It’s Gold—but what is it??

BuckleBoy

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Hello All,

Wife dug this in an 1830s-1890s spot. It weighs 6 grams and it’s gold. Top of a mechanical pencil? Bottom of a crucifix?

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thanks in advance for your Help!

-Buck
 

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Maybe the top of a gold hat pin ?? What ever it originally was you sure can't beat finding lost gold anything. Gold writing instrument is a good possibility also.
 

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BuckleBoy

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PS it is low karat gold. Maybe 8 or 10k
 

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It looks like the handle part of a hat pin as ''Tamrock'' suggested.
 

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Is it hollow? On the enlargement of the photo I see some corrosion at the seam line on the head. Filler of sorts.
 

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