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Greetings, I've found this pin, does it have any value?

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It is a button and a modern one as well.
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does it have any value?


Well it is unlikely to be silver so no intrinsic value. If it has emotional value, then keep it.
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Although the design imitates a 1/4 florin coin of 1859, this item was not actually made from a coin. The back appears to be base-metal, so I would agree that it is not made of silver.

A coin collector would not want such an item, so there is little numismatic value. As a more general piece of 19th century costume jewellery, it might be worth a couple of euros.
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