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An Unusual Token Or Coin To Identify

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About an inch in diameter and appears to be made of light alloy? Early - crude - irregularly struck. Uneven beaded border. Token?

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John, any chance of you posting larger pics? The seemingly perfectly round planchet has my spidey sense is tingling that this might be a product of the SCA or similar token-making group. Also, can you please check the alloy--is it silver, and if so is it .925?
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Early Mexican local coinage issue would be my guess.
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If I had to guess, my guess would be one of those Society for Creative Anachronism coins, or a similar such piece struck at a renaissance fair in demonstration of mediaeval coin-making techniques.

The reverse (bottom pic) appears to be a homage to the EID MAR denarius of Brutus?
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Thanks SAP - I think you nailed it ... as the alloy is similar if not aluminum. Just a modern token representing this famous Roman coin.
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