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YankeeDownSouthAdv.

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here are a couple other pics i took of front and back , it rang in all over the spectrum, nickel, pull tab, looks similiar to a few others i have seen on here, just trying to get a rough date for it..found in a local park , that used to be wooded 30-40 years ago, have found shotgun shells from 1911-1930 time frame there as well...thanks for help..gregg
front

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back

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used quarter for scale...

gregg
 

Looks like a one-piece button to me--cuff sized decorative flat button... Could we see a closer photo of both sides?
 

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Montana Jim said:
It's a two piece will... :icon_sunny:

oh no its not.........

can't tell really :D
 

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Better hurry up and post a better photo before we start Taking Bets :wink:
 

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here ya go , best pics i can do till i figure out my new camera...

front has weird leaf design, other little marks around edging, back just has loop, no writing..gregg

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:)

gregg - you are a great sport... now, can you us if the face of the button is a seperate piece from the back of the button? Is there a seam?

... or is it one piece?
 

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try to be a good sport, yes there is a seam on the back side, like one piece is over the other or inside the other, something like that..lol...gregg
 

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ocalasix said:
try to be a good sport, yes there is a seam on the back side, like one piece is over the other or inside the other, something like that..lol...gregg

Hmmm... weird. 8)
 

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there is a seam on the back, but seems like they were 2 pieces and put together..gregg
 

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the new pics look like 2 piece.
 

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Montana Jim said:
BEST guess given all the informtion... Mid to Late 1800s.

well this will be the oldest thing to date that i had found so far if all is correct, i will be bringing it to our hunt next week, lket some others look at it..gregg

thanks again guys
 

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Montana Jim said:
BEST guess given all the informtion... Mid to Late 1800s.

most likely
 

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