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cfin203

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Greetings, I'm new to the board and a detecting enthusiast. This morning i found a strange coin or button, not sure what it is! The back is flat so no picture of the back. I tried looking it up cant find anything about it. Anyone have a guess?
 
My best guess would be a medal of some sort. If does not have a mark on back where a shank would have been and no type of denomination then its a medal.
 
Don't know what it could be but I agree with etracjoe, if there isn't any impression on the rear, I would consider this a medal. Is there a possible post/ pin mark on the rear, where it may have been a pin on metal or achievement button of some sort?

Thank you for sharing,
Moose
 
D-pietatum means, "in dutiful conduct."
"Stimvian" has me stumped.
DVM means, "during the time of"
 
good conduct service medal. maybe a service medal from a frat org than recognized someone for good work during a term. convention stuff, annual awards and elections. neat wonder if rotc college medal. Heck, clean and wear it! You done good!:super:
 
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