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Coin Dug Up In British Garden

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Mr Michael Mitchell
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Hi,
I dug up the attached coin in my garden and was wondering if anyone could help me identify it? I haven't had any luck on Google.
Thanks for the help in advance.
Michael

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This is the other side. Unfortunately it's quite badly worn.

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That is because it is not a coin, but a button.
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Looks to be a uniform or livery button style.
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Yup, that's a button. The metal in the middle of the back is where the shank has broken off. Still a cool find of a nice button.
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The crown is a German style. Maybe this will help you track it down.
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