Need Help With A 1685 Charles II Coin?

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

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.

Yeah, I'm stumped. Admittedly, my knowledge on British coins is surface level, maybe someone who knows a bit more than me can help. There's subforums here for both unidentified coins and British coins, but both haven't had a new post in 2 days, so a response might be slow.

VRBS ROMA
circa A.D. 330
OBV. VRBS-ROMA; Roma, helmeted, wearing imperial cloak.
REV. She-wolf left with twins (Romulus and Remus); above, two stars.

Constantine and his sons issued a few different types of commemoratives from 330-346. These were issued to mark the foundation of Constantinople and to also re-affirm Rome as the traditional center of the Empire. Thirteen mints produced these types: Trier, Lugdunum (Lyon), Arelate (Arles), Aquileia, Rome, Siscia, Thessalonica, Heraclea, Constantinople, Nicomedia, Cyzicus, Antioch and Alexandria.

I can't make out the mint on this example, but here is one from Lugdunum...these are also very common, so don't get excited