Help identify!!

[rykroll]

I'm so angry that this coin I found is blank it looks to be made of copper it looks to be 32mm pretty heavy coin have no idea. Also this awesome button not sure what it's for. Thank you!

 

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[rykroll]

Please help

 

[Carolina Tom]

Diameter too big for a large cent. Maybe a state copper... or a King George penny.

Ahab8 (Abe) should be able to figure this out, PM him... or post in "Today's Finds". They will want a weight too. I am sure that one of the experts will ID this in no time flat.

GL&HH.

 

[rykroll]

Weighs 25 grams

 

[rykroll]

I'm still trying too learn what my button is and my coin it's driving me nuts!

 

[enamel7]

Did you do what Carolina Tom said? I mean it looks like one of those electrical punch outs to me. It's next to impossible to identify a dug blank piece of metal. I also doubt it weighs 25 grams.

 

[rykroll]

It's not it's made of copper electrical ko are all steel. I'll go ahead and message the fellow detectorist. The damage I believe is from farming equipment running over it because the area I search was once farm land. I figured it would be a long shot for my coin but what about my button? It's about the size of a half dollar maybe a lil bigger. Hallow like 1800s buttons I have found and silver plated I believe.

 

[rykroll]

It might be a gram off but I weighed it it's definitely 24 or 25 or 26 grams it's pretty heavy

 

[rykroll]

Maybe it's a super worn colonial coin

 

[Mudwiggle]

Thought it might be a cartwheel penny, but just a tad small and light for that.
(Cartwheels come in at 28g and 36mm)

Any hint of a raised rim?

 

[rykroll]

After a closer look there is some letters and writing one the edge around the penny can't make out what it says . Do you know of any old copper coins that might have that?

 

[rykroll]

Coin not penny lol