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Why would they do this, A 1909 penny in a bezel the back is missing the shank it also appears to have had a plastic cover also.
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That is a really cool button/penny find! I have never seen anything like it, happy hunting!
 
well there's no "S" so possibly semi-key date but that's really cool
 
tpmrcp said:
That is a really cool button/penny find! I have never seen anything like it, happy hunting!
Yes it is a first for me, what I really want to know is was it a 6 7 or 8 cent jacket? :laughing7:
BK
 
jdsarasin8194 said:
well there's no "S" so possibly semi-key date but that's really cool
No s or VDB can't win them all. I will keep trying though.
BK
 
That penny/button is cool. Native Americans around the southwest used to turn money into buttons. I have seen a barber dime turned into a button by the Navajo. I dont know if its related but a super cool find.

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