Sent to me by a good friend

[tomsneck]

This is from him
Guy says he used too drive truck through Gettysburg park 4 am twice month one day brings a medal d and finds some lead lead balls and this:

Any thoughts on its origins

 

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[HuntinDog]

I don't know anything about CW relics except what i read here.
Could be from a gift shop or reenactors that dropped it.

It's a cool pin that's for sure, but if old I don't know.
Hope it's old and CW
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[tomsneck]

Looks fishy to me but hope someone here can chime in

 

[IowaRelic]

I’m just guessing, but I don’t think that type of pin clasp cw era but I could be way off.

 

[Raider19962]

Probably something dropped by a reenactor.

 

[creskol]

I see the back is stamped with a P which indicates it was made by Parsley Brass .. famous for Civil War reproductions, It could have been made as a souvenir, too, but it definitely is not Civil War era.

 

[tomsneck]

K cool. Thanks all

 

[creskol]

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[Joe-Dirt]

If that was out in the elements for 156 years that pin would be long gone. Looks like a gift shop pick up.