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Item Code: 516-604
Complete oval Pattern 1839 US belt plate.
Face has a chocolate patina with some light discoloration from ground action. The face has an upward bend near the letter “S” and a few minor freeze cracks along the edge.
The back of the plate has 100% of the lead fill. Both “puppy-paw” posts and tongue are present.
Plate was recovered at Cedar Creek. [ad]
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