resting in the scrap pile and a simple penny

[inneedoftherapy]

Was walking past my scrap pile thinking I really need to sort it all out when a lil oblong disk caught my eye.

also while going through pocket change found this pretty lil worn 1914 wheatie.

Anyone have an idea of a date on this pin that is what I think it may be may not be what do you all think?

How bout an idea of what the letter may be I am thinking L then I see a possible E or a G.

Starting to figure out my camera a bit better as well.

 

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[lonewolfe]

Nice find/s

HH

Lonewolfe

 

[Mr_Mojo_Risin]

Very cool-wish I knew something about it other than I just like it!

 

[limitedthoughts]

I think its a envelope sealer where you put the wax on it and press it to the envelope.

LT

 

[Steve in Michigan]

I believe Limited is correct. That is a letter seal. THey would pour hot wax on the envelope and then push that seal into it. Great find. Congratulations!

Your Friend,

Steve in Michigan

 

[inneedoftherapy]

very interesting, would either of you have a possible time frame on this piece?

 

[Michigan Badger]

Nice scrap pile find.

Badger

 

[SC_hunter]

I never have that kinda luck in a junk pile..all I ever find is junque..Nice finds..

 

[inneedoftherapy]

my junk pile consists of piles and piles of stuff I have dug but never thought twice about figured get to them when I do more than likely garbage. And every now and then one of the goodies sneaks its way into the pile.

 

[SC_hunter]

my junk pile consists of piles and piles of stuff I have dug but never thought twice about figured get to them when I do more than likely garbage. And every now and then one of the goodies sneaks its way into the pile.

To think, My wife laughs when I bring in a few pull tabs....

 

[Steve in Michigan]

I am guessing early 1800's if it is really a wax seal. Try googling it. You will find wax seals have been around for a very long time.

Your Friend,

Steve in Michigan

 

[finderzzs]

It looks to me to be a pin for the Lions Club.

 

[curbdiggercarl57]

Backwards letter "P"?
CurbdiggerCarl

 

[Roger Mn.]

My first thought was a librarian pin. Not positive on that.
Nice find. Thats a lot
of diggings.