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Good evening,

I found this item about 6" deep at a local park. It appears to be made of copper or brass and my instinct tells me it is on the older side, but I am not sure what it was. It appears to be broken.

Thank you for any help,

Josh
 

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The shape looks familiar, but I can't place it in my mind what it reminds me of. Hmm
 
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Have you cleaned off the dirt yet?
Still looks like it has a layer on it.
 
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U.S. PLATE, 1746 Pillar Reale, VIRGINIA & MASS. BUTTONS....ALL FROM NEW CAMPSITE 1625-1649 KING CHARLES I ROYAL FARTHING Coin! CLEANED PICS ADDED 1625-1649 KING CHARLES I ROYAL FARTHING Coin! CLEANED PICS ADDED U.S. PLATE, 1746 Pillar Reale, VIRGINIA & MASS. BUTTONS....ALL FROM NEW CAMPSITE 1625-1649 KING CHARLES I ROYAL FARTHING Coin! CLEANED PICS ADDED 1625-1649 KING CHARLES I ROYAL FARTHING Coin! CLEANED PICS ADDED U.S. PLATE, 1746 Pillar Reale, VIRGINIA & MASS. BUTTONS....ALL FROM NEW CAMPSITE U.S. PLATE, 1746 Pillar Reale, VIRGINIA & MASS. BUTTONS....ALL FROM NEW CAMPSITE

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U.S. PLATE, 1746 Pillar Reale, VIRGINIA & MASS. BUTTONS....ALL FROM NEW CAMPSITE 1625-1649 KING CHARLES I ROYAL FARTHING Coin! CLEANED PICS ADDED 1625-1649 KING CHARLES I ROYAL FARTHING Coin! CLEANED PICS ADDED U.S. PLATE, 1746 Pillar Reale, VIRGINIA & MASS. BUTTONS....ALL FROM NEW CAMPSITE 1625-1649 KING CHARLES I ROYAL FARTHING Coin! CLEANED PICS ADDED

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