What is it? #2

clf_02

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This could be just a very, very unique fossil, maybe a game price or something. Not sure. I think it's just too perfect for a fossil. Perfectly round with both sides matching. Pictures of both sides and the rim.
 

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clf_02

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Game piece. Auto correct messed me up in the original post.
 

Ammonhotep

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Perhaps a nummulite?
 

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These come up a lot as 'beads' but they're crinoid fossils. Occassionally crinoids were turned into beads but it've never had some ask about one that was a bead. They're always fossils. I have a tupperware container full of them.
 

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