✅ SOLVED U.S. 205?

[PalmettoJoel]

I found this at a local park with my omega 8000. I'm really excited because I believe it may be my best find to date.
After about an hour on Google I haven't been able to find another like it. Any help in identifying my treasure will be greatly appreciated.

 

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[Ninjafossils]

It looks like a us collar pin

 

[jewelerguy]

WW1 era collar disc with regiment number

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

It is a 1937-to-1943 US Army collar-disc insignia. That version of insignia did not have a period after the U and S until 1937. Yours has the periods. Also, your disc has the emblem "applied" onto a blank disc, which did not begin until 1937. After 1943, that version of insignia did not have a screw-post for attachment on the back. Yours has the screw-post... and even has its original screw-on disc still attached... which is almost always missing on dug ones -- congratulations!

To learn more about how to accurately time-date US Army collar discs, go here:
Dating Metallic Insignia: Collar Disks

 

[PalmettoJoel]

Thanks do much guys! I'm pumped. I know it's not much but I gotta start somewhere! I really appreciate the link. Hopefully I will have to utilize it again soon!