Need Help with a Flat Button

VaCavedog

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Jan 12, 2018
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Found this button today on the banks of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River in Va. The markings say Warranted Orange with 3 diamond shaped dots in between the words. Done some research and cannot find any that has just warranted orange, most are warranted rich orange. Just wandering if this is a military button or what. This wasnt a detector find happened to see it while fishing next to someones footprint lucky it didnt get stepped on. Flat Button.jpg
 

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villagenut

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I would think it is a British imported plain flat button from the 1830-40 era.
 

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VaCavedog

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Jan 12, 2018
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Shenandoah Valley, Va
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Thanks for the info. Makes me want to take my detector next time but i would probably drive myself insane with all the trash thats along this section of river.
 

billb

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Very nice congratulations
 

Wildcat1750

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Nice eyeball find!
 

CRUSADER

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Just a once gold plated (hence the quality back-mark), early 1800s civvy button.
 

ajaj

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Agree with Crusader...civilian about 1800-1830. Formerly gold plated.

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