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what is this? a watch fob?

cott1300

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hi all, im new here & brand new to this hobby but have always been interested in detecting & relic hunting. On my 1st hunt last saturday with my ace 250 i found this on an old old farmstead, im thinking its a watch fob but not sure & not sure how old it is. can anyone identify it? thanks for your help
 

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Could be, also looks like a hat badge...
 
Welcome to Tnet! Awesome find there. I love the design. Looks like a FOB to me, but as TrebleHunter said, I would put in in the "what is it" forum with measurements. Congrats, MM
 

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Great looking fob!
 
How many different places have you posted this ? I swear I replied to it awhile ago and even posted a picture of a similar, but not identical fob. Please don't do a shotgun blast of threads all on the same subject. It just makes things confusing. http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/w...elic-cant-find-anything-like.html#post3883277 PS go back & look for the watch. And welcome to T-net. :thumbsup:

HAHA, im not shot gunning lol, it was just recommended to put it in the "what is this" section as well & I wasn't able to move it from one section to another. I am going to re-hunt the area where this came from though, I merely scratched the surface of the ground that's out there.
 
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HAHA, im not shot gunning lol, it was just recommended to put it in the "what is this" section as well & I wasn't able to move it from one section to another. I am going to take hunt the area where this came from though, I merely scratched the surface of the ground that's out there.
It's clearly got some age to it. You're on a good spot. Keep at it and when you think you're finished do it again going back & forth 90 degrees to the pattern you used the first time.
 

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