I Have A Tiny Copper Coin I Need Help With

Could the date be 1887? If so, it would probably be a miniature coin token from Great Britain. There seems to be many varieties, but yours, having a date, narrows it down a little. I have never seen this type of token before, but I will try to narrow down its type more anyways.

IM. OF. can be read on the obverse, which would mean its obverse type is either H, J, K, or L, with K being the only option for dated ones. So that leaves types 32, 32a-e, 32i, and 32j, I suppose. I would guess it would be 32d, since it is the smallest at 12.09 millimetres. The next smallest looks like 32j at 12.5 millimetres.

if this coin was set in acid, this could literally shrink the coin and would account for the porous look to the coin. this could have been out in some peat bog area or something similar and dug up. I am not sure what the farthing weight and size is, but I know acid coins look like this.

The jubilee models I could find online all have the denomination under the horse on the reverse, not the date. Plus, the ones I could find also usually had the "gothic" portrait, not the Jubilee portrait.

Most likely, I think this is a spielmarke (counting token used to teach math to kids), from the 1890s through maybe the 1920s. They doubled as toys when the kids no longer needed the manipulatives!

I think most were produced under the name Lauer if you want to do some more digging.

I would like to thank you all for helping