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Unknown Coin With Crown And Leaf Images, If It Is Even A Coin. (Id: Likely 19th Century Button)

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Unknown-Coin-With-Crown-And-Leaf-Images,-If-It-Is-Even-A-Coin.-Id:-Likely-19th-Century-Button
Unknown-Coin-With-Crown-And-Leaf-Images,-If-It-Is-Even-A-Coin.-Id:-Likely-19th-Century-Button

This weighs 4.07 grams. Diameter 23 millimeters.

One side has no features beyond the worn geometric figures. In the depressed areas I can see remnants of what may be gold plating.

The side with the crown appears to have a die crack.
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A button?
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Being a button crossed my mind. I wasn't the only one it seems.
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Notice the wreath is half olive branch, half arrows? Typical US symbolism.
Then there's the crown.
My guess would be Royal Canadian Air Force button with a twist.
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Because of the shape of the crown, with the center depression, I would start with Australia.
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It's a button...typical for the 1800-1830 time frame based on the construction and backmark with the crown which is what you are seeing . Origin is likely Britain. I find many at the older colonial sites I metal detect..often coins resemble button with their shanks removed and vice versa.
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Thanks everyone.
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