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Composition Of Coin? Silver?

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Hi, I'm not sure of the composition of this coin, maybe silver? When it is soaked in DW, it leaves a white ring around where the coin has been sitting.

One side looks like an animal, maybe a deer/horse? Sorry this is a scan, batteries dead in camera.

weight 1.4 grams, dia 13-14mm

Thanks,
Steve

Composition-Of-Coin?--Silver?

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It looks more like lead than silver to me.
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lead was my first thought also.
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It does look like lead.
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Agreed Lead. Maybe a tesserae of some sort.
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Thanks all!

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Agree white indicates lead. Always can test with a silver test kit too if you have one.
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