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Looking for what this coin/token may be for or from. Thanks

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I split your post to its own topic. The one you posted in was an older thread.
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What does the other side look like?
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If the other side is the same, I'd assume it's a "generic" token, which could have been used pretty much anywhere, for any number of purposes.
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Looks to be more of a old game counter/piece. As Sap said if both side are the same
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Back side is blank. Most likely came from the Pittsburgh PA area as I have train/street car tokens from there and was from my Dads coin collection.
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One side blank heading more like a game token/counter
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Ok Thanks all.
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