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Relic makes the day worth it

DigDugNY

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Went out to a couple spots today including a property where a 1849 house once stood.. Didnt find a whole lot... but the house did produce a 1927 wheat and 1920 merc, which were my oldest coins, but the Merc is too worn to post. My best find of the day is actually a relic. Its a GAR (Grand Army of the Republic) Veterans Medal that was given to Civil War Vets. When looking at them online there was a ribbon and clasp that went to it, but i only found the Medal. I don't know how to date it, so if anyone can help on that end that would be cool, but its still a sweet find nonetheless. Hope you enjoy
 
THAT is a really really great find! Congrats!
 
Thanks! I was able to find the member ID on it. Its V 1602 I believe
 
That's a type "V" badge made from 1886-1956. A serial number with a V makes it 1891 or 1910. That's about as close as I can get you. Nice find.
 
Thanks for the info!
 
A great and interesting find! No wonder your excited to find it!! Congrats!
 
Looks like a GAR reunion medal. Nice find. HH
 
Beauty find! Let us know what you discover about its rarety....there couldnt have been many of those made..:shrug:
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