$100.00 SOLD
Originally $200.00
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Item Code: 998-803
Plate has a mixed green & black patina. The green patina usually means that this plate came from a fertilized field. Fertilized fields are plowed and this plate shows the effects of a plow strike on the lower right edge which is slightly curled. There is also a freeze crack just above the letter “U.” Face still has a good strong “US” stamping.
Reverse has none of the lead fill but does have both arrow hooks and tongue. The plate may have been in a fire like what happened at the battle of the Wilderness or a soldier could have melted the lead out of sheer boredom. Who knows? Reverse shows some edge curling that is not readily apparent from the front. Reverse also has a small dot of white ink with a collector code.
Area of recovery is not known. [ad][ph:L]
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