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$475.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 286-573
Recovered in Reynolds’ Woods; face of plate has a rich dark olive patina, with nice crisp detail to the eagle. Reverse sans the iron loops; nice lead back.
Found by Ron Miller, local relic hunter and resident of Gettysburg, and brother of Ed Miller who at one time had an outstanding collection of Gettysburg relics. [ws]
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