Fried Coin? Fried Token?

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Hi all,
I am Wondering if someone has an idea what this might be?
I am leaning towards it being a FRIED modern quarter, but really can't find any references that match up to the tails side design.
It is a fraction smaller than a US quarter, so not sure if this is a token or not.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
 

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Some nasty soil that quarter was in for sure. Closest I've found were in horse pens. Horse urine damn near ate one completely as it is smaller in diameter than a nickel now.
 

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Scrape an edge to see if it's clad, brass, or silver. I haven't seen a token with a reeded edge, but, there are so many tokens, there could be some.
 

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Definately a clad quarter per my own experience digging up really corroded clad quarters. I can clearly see the clad layers from the reeded edge pic.
 

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I'm with you, It's probably just a nasty clad quarter. Still curious what the design is then on the tails side? I can't seem to find a match.
Thanks guys
 

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Scrape an edge to see if it's clad, brass, or silver. I haven't seen a token with a reeded edge, but, there are so many tokens, there could be some.

I don't want to damage it...:D
 

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