We own a 200+ year old farm house that was once part of the underground railroad in PA. We always find bottles, marbles, old stuff, pottery pieces, and metal whenever we dig. We recently had a pool put in and found TONS of stuff, however, we found a coin/metal/medallion of some type which we have been unable to identify. It is very worn so we can't see it fully. It appears silver in color but is not very heavy. I can not tell if the sides are layered or not. I am not able to attach photos now. Front of coin appears to be a face, 25 (not denomination), and William McKinley (written across bottom under face). Back of coin is all wording, some unreadable "war...con...and government...over...exations...our welfare as result of war with spain". The size is slightly larger than a US quarter. Thanks for helpi
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