This is a modern reproduction, but the two sides don't belong together. The rose side ("Elizabeth, by the grace of God, the rose without a thorn") is paired with the reverse of an older coin? And it looks like the letter K has been stamped into the reverse (I'm guessing to stand for the German word for COPY).
Found this pic from a metal detecting forum, of a reproduction coin identical to yours. Also with a CIVITAS LONDON reverse, but a somewhat different one: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/a...e-help-2.jpg
Actually, it and yours read I DG , for IACOBUS DEI GRATIA, so was meant to be a coin of James I. Here's the whole thread started by the poor guy who found this in the ground: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/w...ke-help.html
No - I was just looking at an old thread https://goccf.com/t/79477 and it seem to mention the above but I cannot find any similar coins in Spink but now you have clarified its IDG not EDG it doesn't matter - thanks
Was walking in The cotswolds for a week and when I got back home and emptied boot of car this was all that was left. Had a lot of fun trying to ID it but to good to be true for it to be worth anything Thanks for all your help
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