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Continental Currency Token?

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Made to appear to be double struck. The Continental Currency side appears to be a metal sticker if that makes any sense. What do you think

Continental-Currency-Token? Continental-Currency-Token?
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whoa... is it clay and then covered with a piece of tinfoil?
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No, it's not clay. Heavy. I believe this is copper.
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huh very interesting!

From its strike quality, I wonder if it's from the early 1900s...

Could this be a die trial for a token? [hmm]
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I wonder too with that Copy #25 on the "reverse".
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