Though it was clearly made in imitation of ancient Roman coinage, this is not Roman, nor technically "ancient" - this is from Anglo-Saxon England, king Alfred the Great of Wessex, London mint-monogram, 886-899 AD. However, the note in Spink for this coin (# 1061) says "copies made of tin at the Wembley Exhibition are common" - and given the porous nature of your coin, I suspect it to be one such copy.
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