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About the size of a nickel. Looks like a token as I don't see any writing, date, or denomination.

What is it?

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Columbia farthing token. Here's a write-up!
http://www.aboutfarthings.co.uk/Col...rthings.html
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Wow! Thank you!
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My pleasure! So, did you find this in Jersey, then? What exit?
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A friend graciously invited me to this site today. It has previously produced several museum piece buttons (1600s) and a 1793 wreath cent (among other things).
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Has one of these tokens ever even been found in New Jersey before?
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While I would like to think so, there is no way to know that for sure.

I will take it with me to the next big show and see if anyone has any interest in it. I know rarities like this are often included in studies. Hopefully I can find someone who would benefit by knowing that it simply exists.
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