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:usaflag: This AM I dug up a different kinda "Dog Tag" :detecting:

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Cupajo

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I've found a few of these in the water over the years.

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I don't know what dog owners have to put on their dog's collars these days, but I doubt it will be a heavy brass tag that will be around almost a hundred years from now.

I also doubt if I'll be around to dig it up if it is lost.:bouncy:

CJ
 
Nice oldie find.
Stood the test of time by the looks of it .
 
thats a goodie. mine was a 1906 Macon, Ga, that i gave to a retired cop/dog handler i worked with. he is the animal shelter director now, for Macon. The NEAT part of mine was it said DOG TAX! it had a number, 1906, and Macon, Ga. heavy brass. even back then they were milking you for money. dont give the POTUS any more ideas, i dont have any change left :)
 
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