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Need Help With A 1685 Charles II Coin

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I am not sure of much on this coin. Charles II of Spain? of England? I am not even sure that it is a Charles, although I think I see a 1685 on the obverse, being stared at by the bust. And I think those are an eagle's wings on the reverse.

What do you think?

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P.S. Don't make too much of the different colors to the pictures, as they were taken separately when the light was different.
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My best guess is a farthing of George II. I think what you see as a "68" is the OR in GEORGIUS, but the pic of the obverse is too unfocused to tell. If it wouldn't be too much trouble take a better picture of the obverse
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Too small for a farthing. Yes, I am having a tough time with that obverse picture. I just reposted a slightly better one.
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Thanks! It looks like that letter I though was an R is a B, like in Jacobus. James II? Can you provide measurements? If its too small to be a farthing I dont know what else this could be other than some sort of token. I don't think any of his gun money issues were very small.
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Sorry! Totally overlooked measurements: 16mm for the diameter, and about 1.6 grams for the mass.
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