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Item Code: 595-1893
Face has a mixed dark brown and green patina. The green is usually caused by fertilizer showing the plate may have come from an open field rather than woods. The actual location of recovery is unknown.
The face is free of dings and dents while the edge exhibits a few small indentations.
Reverse has 100% of the lead fill but both attachment loops are gone. There is a modern white paper label attached with the number “9” in ballpoint pen. [ad] [ph:L]
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