Revolutionary Dandy button/ Tombac button?

Humanbackhoe

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Garrett ACE 400.
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I don't know a lot about buttons, but...
Not a Tombac
I would call it a Dandy

Late 18th c to early 19th c
 

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That’s more what I was thinking too. It fits the criteria for EARLY 19th Century. Like you I’m not up to date on buttons. I’ve only dug 3 significant buttons since starting detecting.

Thank you!
 

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Nice Dandy button HBH. :thumbsup:
If you've already found three of these since you started detecting, then you're doing well and are onto some old sites.

Dave
 

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Thank you. Very exciting. I appreciate your response
 

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Thank you for your response. This is actually my first Dandy Button. I found a 4 hole button from possibly Civil War and a jacket button from U.K. Dating to early 19th century. Thanks again!
 

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Thank you for your response. This is actually my first Dandy Button. I found a 4 hole button from possibly Civil War and a jacket button from U.K. Dating to early 19th century. Thanks again!
Yeap, your in the right spot.
 

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