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Interesting Eagle On Shield Copper Love Token ID Medal

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I recently acquired this interesting hand engraved eagle on shield "Puss" (unfortunate last name?) ID love token in a lot with a low grade Fugio cent and Massachusetts cent. It appears to be engraved on a 34.5mm 21.7g copper planchet with three stars engraved around the rim. It looks to me in the style of something done in the late 18th or early 19th century. Any thoughts on what it specifically might be or any other additional information would be greatly appreciated.
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That's a really cool love token, Living! The size/weight don't correspond to any coins from that era that I can think of. It's larger than a George III halfpenny but smaller and lighter than a penny.
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Might this piece have been a love token for someone's cat and holed for attachment to the collar?

.... Just thinkin' outta the box, cat box, that is!
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PURRfectly suited as such, methinks .....
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