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justtryingitout

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Found this in a park in Florida. It is about the size of a nickle but about a quarter inch thick. I tried to search the webs and only found this link Plombs de scelles "S.ST.A. LEOPOLDS HALL"
I have no idea what it is for or how old it is. Anybody know anything about this.
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Looks like a bale seal
 
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Nice ID digging440yrs and rochwitt. Thanks
 
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Wouldn't it be in reverse if it was a seal. I don't know. I'm just curious.
 
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Wouldn't it be in reverse if it was a seal. I don't know. I'm just curious.

I believe that bale seals were like ID tags to hang on things like bags of textiles and whatnot for content identification. Not a letter seal like you would press into wax that would be in reverse.
 
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