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Eagle button ID - Odd symbol on shield

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JMorgan

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At first I thought it was an infantry button but the I looked closer and the bottom of what I thought was an I kind of hooks upward. There is no back only the front. Anybody know what this might be?
 
Howdy JMorgan--

It is a very interesting find. I checked my copy of Albert's Button Book and I couldn't find anything that is identical. In the production of coins, there are many errors such as , in Lincoln Cents: 1955 Double Die, 1922 plain and 1953 Lib "I"erty. I would speculate that your find is either an "I" button or a "V" button that was produced with an error that quality control missed.
Very nice find!

HH
Blind Squirrel
 
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