juju
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Need help with a couple buttons I dug today "solved"
Howdy all,
Today wasn't too bad at all. I am still workin the fields around Fort Steilacoom. Today I figured I would cover some new area. I decided to work a tree line that I had never touched, and started getting coins from the 60's right off. I didn't get any silver today but did pull a couple neat buttons. I know the C.S.A. is confederate states, and the fort was active until 1868. So there is a chance its the real deal, but I am still not convinced. Backmark on both reads: Waterbury Co's INC.Conn. Both buttons are in great shape and are gonna display real well regardless of authenticity. Just would like to know a little bit more about them. I took pics of the measurements in millimeters for both. Please let me know what you think.

JuJu
Even though these have been identified as re-enactment buttons, they will still count as neat keepers.
Howdy all,
Today wasn't too bad at all. I am still workin the fields around Fort Steilacoom. Today I figured I would cover some new area. I decided to work a tree line that I had never touched, and started getting coins from the 60's right off. I didn't get any silver today but did pull a couple neat buttons. I know the C.S.A. is confederate states, and the fort was active until 1868. So there is a chance its the real deal, but I am still not convinced. Backmark on both reads: Waterbury Co's INC.Conn. Both buttons are in great shape and are gonna display real well regardless of authenticity. Just would like to know a little bit more about them. I took pics of the measurements in millimeters for both. Please let me know what you think.
JuJu
Even though these have been identified as re-enactment buttons, they will still count as neat keepers.
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