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Need help CW relic hunters with a big button

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Lakota

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Dug not 15 minutes ago at a tough ( roots and rocks ) depth of 6" +/- Wo0t !!

Any help would be great guys, Also it rang up in the 80s on my F75 ( gold model)

Lakota
 
UPDATE: now that I have done some gentle cleaning, I can make out " Providence" on the back of the button if that helps any of our resident button guys. The shank if over the words before the " co" that I can make out.

Lakota
 
It looks like a ( General Service Button ) 1902 to present. The back mark will narrow it down for you.

David in Chattanooga
 
Thank you David, one of the guys over in " Civil War Relics" forum ID'd as WWI to WWII.
Its an The Austin Co. of Providence RI button.

Still could not be happier with the find, a awesome first for me.

Lakota
 
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Yep An OLD U.S. Army Button. cch
 
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