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Item Code: 1110-73
This is an excavated solid cast “I” infantry button as used by the Confederacy. Coat size. Face is in perfect shape with the large roman “I” in the center and a well-defined rim. The cast shank is present and upright. The patina is a beautifully uniform deep green. Recovery location unknown.
This is a beautiful “dug” Confederate infantry button. [jet]
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