Found this flat button today
- Thread starter TheProf
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TNGUNS
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Just a guess, but I am in a site producing a few every trip. General consensus is 1790 to 1840. Hard to say as the size can also be an indicator and no way to judge from your pic. Anyone that may see something that would indicate different please chime in as I know we have many members that know WAY more than I do about them. Congrats on your flat button.
HutSiteDigger
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Check this post out: button or what [Archive] - TreasureNet - The Original Treasure Hunting Website
Msbeepbeep
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Nice button!
ATpro5
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Like Stated Before... Probably Around 1790-1840. Not Worth A Whole Lot. Maybe A Buck Or Two. Still A Great Find!
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