Counterstamped Indian Cent - Question

Last two characters look like PA for Pennsylvania.
John1

http://goccf.com/t/126486

I had a problem with the link, chafemasterj

There is a city in Pennsylvania named "READING" .

EDIT: To add some info found on the web..........

"Why is Reading PA famous?"
"It was once home to one of the largest railway systems in the country (where the familiar Reading Railroad from the Monopoly board comes from) which radiated in all directions from the City of Reading. The construction of the railroad was probably the single greatest factor in the development of Berks County."

Having collected counterstamps for over forty years now, I'm seeing no immediate railroad connection with this READING, PA piece. I'll do some checking to see if there may be a listed merchant from Reading. At times, other c/s's can help with the attributions of mavericks like this one.

Given the smaller sized font of this c/s, I'm inclined to suspect the issuer, possibly a metalsmith, may have worked with small products, like jewelry, watches, cutlery, fine instruments and the like. Also, whoever stamped this coin took care in its placement, centering it on the obverse. This was a purposeful intent .... but why so, remains the mystery?

Just to be clear for readers, the term "maverick" means that a c/s or token is unattributed to an issuer. A great many mavericks are listed pieces in token catalogs.