✅ SOLVED Token....or Pin....or Broach...or ?

[CoinmasterIV]

I have some guesses....but I'm really interested to hear about what everyone else sees when they look at this object. Rings up right around a penny.

 

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[Bigcypresshunter]

Phone or transportation token? Thats been posted here before and it may be 3 letter logo. I cant remember but it looks very familiar.

 

[Bruce R]

A concho?

 

[DCMatt]

Phone or transportation token? Thats been posted here before and it may be 3 letter logo. I cant remember but it looks very familiar.

I'm with BCH. Fare token of some sort. Possibly initials... Knowing where it was found could be helpful in IDing it.

DCMatt

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

My memory is very vague but because its blank on one side, makes me think it was a logo tag that was stuck onto something. How thick is it? Is it as thick as a coin?.

 

[Bruce R]

I'm thinking maybe an ornament for a woman's hat band, a ribbon would pass nicely through the 2 center slots.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I know this has been posted here before. What state?

The middle initial may be I but I cant figure the others.

 

[CoinmasterIV]

Thanks for all the help!

It was found in Southern Michigan......and is the same thickness as a quarter.

I was stumped because it is not symetrical - similar to what you would think if it was just a decoration. So I was thinking letters as well - like a monogram. Then I ran across these.....Hmmmmm.....

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Thanks for all the help!

It was found in Southern Michigan......and is the same thickness as a quarter.

I was stumped because it is not symetrical - similar to what you would think if it was just a decoration. So I was thinking letters as well - like a monogram. Then I ran across these.....Hmmmmm.....

Yea I think you about solved it. They are Chinese characters. You just need to find out which one it is. It doesnt appear to be Fu, Lu or Shou.

 

[Bruce R]

Take it to a Chinese restaurant, they're everywhere anymore.

 

[CoinmasterIV]

I e-mailed a friend of mine in China....and he took the photo to a University Chinese symbol expert. His answer was "It is not Chinese".

So I was still thinking it was some kind of adornment for a lady......and had that Art Deco look to it. Well - after an unbelievable amount of looking I finally FOUND IT!

1930's costume jewelry - silver plate:



So it was originally part of a more elaborate necklace. Very interesting find! SOLVED!!!

 

[Bruce R]

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