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Round And Metal But Exonumia?

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laverdajohn
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these look to depict chess pieces but any idea what they could be? Approx 15.5mm dia and 1.2g I thought maybe buttons but I dont think they would work as buttons...
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Looks like they used to be buttons to me.
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I don't know but they resemble button covers used for playing dress-up.

How easy is it to move the little points on the backs? If they're pliable then it is likely they were meant to be added and removed.
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Some sort of button cover was my first thought too.
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Button-like as these items are, I suspect that they were decorative, as opposed to being utilitarian. This design would not have withstood the stress of a well-anchored button, methinks.
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