✅ SOLVED Probably easy for someone to ID...

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Found this today at a site that has produced colonial coins/relics in the past, any idea?
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It looks like it should be easy but nothing's coming to mind .I may have sun burnt my brain today
 

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Sword hanger piece.

Wow! I was thinking that but not sure. I looked online to see some very similar ones. What do you think, could it be military and what time period most likely.

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To be a sword hanger it needs to have an opening. I think you have a version of a rein guide.
 

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To be a sword hanger it needs to have an opening. I think you have a version of a rein guide.

Maybe gag loop then...
 

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Coinman...
Haven't you heard the old saying "there is no such thing as a stupid question"...

Well whoever said that quote IS wrong...
yes there is ... lots of em...
But yours is not one of them :P
 

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