FREE: ** RARE FIND** 1919 WWI Lapel Pin EXCELLENT CONDITION - Nearly 100 years old!

The listing, ** RARE FIND** 1919 WWI Lapel Pin EXCELLENT CONDITION - Nearly 100 years old! has ended.

**100% Authentic--This is NOT a reproduction** World War 1 - 1919 Red Cross nurse's lapel pin, marked "Made by American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio"
Value on this item is currently ranging from $15 in fair condition, to $65+ more in excellent condition. The one you are bidding on is in near mint, excellent condition or very close to it, no rust or scratching, great color saturation, and no indentation or wear marks whatsoever! Extremely slight yellowing of the button face, the stick pin itself has a slight patina to the metal, I was told to preserve the value, not to clean or try to remove, unless by professional restoration expert. About 3/4" in diameter (about the size of a dime) Lovely collectors item!
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