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Thanks for sharing! Love local history.
Sorry I never posted back but thank you for the help in identifying this maker.
Looks to be someones home-made creation. Could be made by anyone. But certainly by the looks of it made from various parts of cans and such and the person was crafty.
Most certainly looks like it was a piece of something to me. The opening in the picture marked "2" is a slot where a clasp of some sort would be inserted is my best guess.
Thanks so much Bellin68!
One other thing I can say is that there are a ton of fakes/replicas made of these types of coins which are struck so well they are hard to spot. Not saying yours is a fake but beware.
Coin is most certainly Roman. All I know for now.
Hello, Very nice pin. May I ask what your grandmother's initials are? Thanks, Jason
Seen a few on auction sites and you are right it is a traveler's glass. Glass is very nice but I have seen cases which are ornamental much like the glass. Makes me wonder if this is the original cas...
Thanks for the input. I'm stumped here. Definitely not jewelry. I am pretty certain it is a buckle or something that would have went on a uniform somehow.
A piece such as that usually sells for $30-50.
Looking into the value but one thing I know for certain is that coin has been cleaned at some point which will affect its grading. I can tell by the field of the coin around the stars. There is this...
I think the most common name for this type of brooch/clip is called a "duette". Without it being signed it is tough to say a maker but a lot of times these are made by Coro.
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