Help identify!

[rykroll]

Any help identifying this worn coin and really old button would be awesome!

 

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[Sentrom]

I don't see any detail on the coin at all.... Should we assume copper?

 

[Sentrom]

Maybe a 32mm token? Are you going to clean the item?

 

[nhbenz]

It's marked up like a knockout plug from a junction box that was whacked out with a screwdriver. 1-1/4" seems like a size that they would be found in. Hopefully the metal type will prove this theory wrong.

 

[coinman123]

The patina looks very old, maybe an early (1700's maybe early 1800's) copper coin?

 

[rykroll]

No not a junction box ko it's definitely a coin it has an outer ring and its copper

 

[Mackaydon]

Possibly an old "20 cash" coin from China; but only because of it's diameter and composition.
Don........

 

[nhbenz]

Very good, I'm glad that I was wrong. (responding to rykroll)

 

[coinman123]

Possibly an old "20 cash" coin from China; but only because of it's diameter and composition.
Don........

I have many of those, they are very thin. The coin the OP has is very think. Not sure.

 

[bradyboy]

which one are you trying to ID?
your showing multiple coins / disks ?
IMO
Brady

 

[Mackaydon]

Weight in grams would be helpful.
I see four 'coin' pics but each is of the same object.
Don...

 

[rykroll]

All pics are the same coin except the button I'll get the weight it's pretty heavy

 

[rykroll]

It weighs 25g and does anyone know anything about my button?

 

[rykroll]

Please take a look

 

[Evolution]

The button isn't old. That's a modern blazer button. You can tell by the rusted out iron back. An older button would be a two piece with a copper back.

 

[rykroll]

Okay thank you lol

 

[FreeBirdTim]

Very tough to ID toasted copper coins. Also very frustrating, so I do feel your pain!