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Large Thick Worn Copper ?

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I'm hoping to identify what is left of this coin. I've looked at quite a few coins, but not satisfied I have a match. Reverse may be rotated.
Any input is appreciated.
31.5 mm dia.
3mm thick
16.6 grams
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Your coins seems a little light, but the person sitting looks like that of the person on the Mexican ¼ real coin, dated from 1858 to 1862.

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http://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces57827.html
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06/20/2016 10:49 pm
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Yes, and a second measurement reveals a thickness closer to 2.8 mm. And I'm not sure the wear amounts to 13%.
Maybe I can look at a few other Central and South American countries.
Thanks.
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Joseph7420: Well done!
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I concur with the image match, but even with the wear, the coin is too thick.
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Definitely a mutilated Jalisco 1/4R...
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KM#355
Much closer than any of my findings.
Unworn wt. = 19gm.
With no reverse image and lots of cut/scrape marks this could have been filed down and used as a mechanical shim.
Thanks Realswatcher.
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