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Coin, Token, Slug, Any Ideas?

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Any ideas what the white "coin" is? I found it on a site with the 1903 and also a 1904 Indian head. Hoping it's something interesting.

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What is the material? It looks ceramic.
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I'm not really sure on it's material, maybe lead? I found it metal detecting.
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It almost looks like part of a lead seal. Something that was crimped onto something, almost like the old seals on mint bags kind of thing.
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Maybe a mail bag seal
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Lead bale seals were used to assure a bolt of fabric meets standards and that it has not been shortened in transit. This was important to the sale of imported goods. The seal also could be proof of royal taxes paid. Google "lead bale seal" for more. Yours looks like it came from St. Louis and would be of recent manufacture.
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