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congrats on the classic head copper , whats the back of the escutcheon plate look like Rondoutcreek ??
 
It's got a stud in the center , I put it on another site , aparently it's a horse harness pendant
 

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Rondoutcreek link=topic=14273.msg149999#msg149999 date=1379900148 said:
It's got a stud in the center , I put it on another site , aparently it's a horse harness pendant

stop going to that site they apparently know little lol lol

looks more like a musket thumb plate escutcheon plate . i'll see if i can find a couple to compare it to . yeah its definately a gun part heres a few examples , now finding the exact musket it went to is the question.
 

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military muskets will have a regiment number on front , or a G.R. and crown if British made
 
hopefully heres a couple of closeups , these thumb plates came in many different shapes , some were plain and some were ornate and some were even hand etched or engraved.
 

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Lots of great finds there! |:cheering:

I don't know anything about muskets, but your item sure does look like the thumb plates that Dan has posted. :yes:

I love the 1813 large cent! :loveit:

What are the dates on the Indian Head and the V Nickel?

Congrats on the terrific field finds! :clapping:
 

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