Hello folks. This was found amongst a much larger, mostly paper lot. Any chance it's a period ID disk? There ARE some striations in the holes, showing it spent some time on a cord or chain from the best I can tell w/ my loupe. A couple of shots below, and thanks in advance for any help.
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ANYone?? 60 views and no one has any feedback? Sure would appreciate hearing back from anyone who can help w/ this one. Thank you. -
personally i dont like it miltion, the font dosnt look correct to me, the I in infantry is normally a j looking stamp, but i dont know enough about these, i thought id reply to get the ball rolling mate, good luck with it
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Thanks for commenting Phil. I believe I've seen the "I" in both forms, but as I've handled very few ID disks, I'm hoping to get some feedback from those who're more "in the know" than I regarding these ID disks. Thanks!Comment
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Still no other replies?? Ok, forget I asked.Comment
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IMO not a good one !
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Hello Nick. Care to elaborate? details?Comment
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This exact font and style of lettering (all upper case, no serifs) is the most common type of letter punch set found in the USA today.Comment
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Hi Chris. Interesting. Do you find this the case even w/ the "base-less" number 1's? As this piece came in a mixed lot, I can't speak to its pedigree. I have a few others that came with it that may be ok, however this is the only one that is SS. Thx for your reply.Comment
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