dug this button who knows what it is?

[mohawkman4081]

Dug this with my AT-pro does anyone know anything about it

 

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[DCMatt]

May we see the back please? And a coin in the pic for size reference?

Possibly a collar disk. 43rd Connecticut National Guard or Reserves? WWII?

DCMatt

 

[mohawkman4081]

Its the size of a quarter and the back has a little star on it.

 

[DCMatt]

Collar disk. Here is one on ebay marked as "pre-WWII":



DCMatt

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

At the following website, your US Army National Guard collar-insignia disc is a "Type 2" disc which dates from 1921 to 1937. Note that the emblem's background is a "checkerboard" with a tiny acorn in each of the squares. DC Matt is correct, your disc represents the 43rd Regiment, Connecticut National Guard. Dating Metallic Insignia: Collar Disks

 

[AC500]

I've seen that little star base (back side) before on the inside of civil war bullets on Beau's videos, that star marks that the bullets were made at the Washington Arsenal. I dont know about any buttons or pins being made there but the experts can give you more.
the bullet comes around 10:30