This is why I never throw away trash finds before closely examining them!

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I went back to the site where I have continually found colonial artifacts and coins over the last few years. As I left, I was sure I got skunked. Not even an Indian Head!

As I was going through the trash I had found, I noticed the slight circular shape on this thin copper piece. I carefully brushed it and realized it is a keeper for sure. I have no idea what it is or it's age, but it is definitely old. It has a monogram on the top of the obverse, H.V.B. I cant tell for sure what the design on the reverse is, or what it means.

Does anyone have a clue what this object might be?

(Penny is for size comparison)
 

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cool find! maybe a hobo carving for a free meal? just a swag.
 
Re: This is why I never throw away my metal trash before closely examining it!

Twisted Fork said:
Maybe a KGC chapter I.D. Just a guess. Beautiful find, what a mystery.


LOL.I guess it COULD be ;D ;D ;D


Nice research, chances are it did belong to Hannah.
 
Neil, wonderful find. . . and a VERY interesting piece of follow-up research!
 

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