Rolls Royce badge?
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Subterranean
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Welcome to the forum, and yes, it sure looks like a Rolls "hat pin" or lapel pin. What kind of machine are using to detect? Congrats. Sub 
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Greenie
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A Garrett 250.Thank you for the welcome.
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Used to be a popular "bling" item. Maybe still is. Cool find.
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Greenie
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Thank you
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THAT IS COOL
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Cool find! 
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