🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Help with coin ID

[Ennismill]

Best picture I can get unless I clean it better. Just looking for some kind of ID before I clean it on up. Sorry best picture I could get

 

[Miguel314]

Nice find I can see some detail coming through Difficult to make anything out, what size is it can you put another coin in for reference and a picture of the other side. You can also try holding a light to the side of it and shine across to possibly help get better detail for a picture.

 

[Ennismill]

Nice find I can see some detail coming through Difficult to make anything out, what size is it can you put another coin in for reference and a picture of the other side. You can also try holding a light to the side of it and shine across to possibly help get better detail for a picture.

Yea rough picture. I didn’t want to mess up any detail cleaning it to much. It is modern penny sized.

 

[Retired Sarge]

I see a wreath/laurel on the left side (Picture orientation) of the coin, a circle in the center of it, what looks like a 5 or S inside of that circle, and lettering, consisting of an A, on the right side of the coin.

 

[Ennismill]

I see a wreath/laurel on the left side (Picture orientation) of the coin, a circle in the center of it, what looks like a 5 or S inside of that circle, and lettering, consisting of an A, on the right side of the coin.

All correct. There is a second ring like the inner one closer to the outside of the coin. Letter “A and T” showing

 

[invent4hir]

Consider posting a picture of the other side also. I see what Retired Sarge sees - but wonder if it's a button.

 

[villagenut]

I agree it is a flatbuton minus the shank

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

'Button'... was my first thought, minus the loop.
It would also be helpful to have a coin pictured next to it for scale.
Dave

 

[pepperj]

Probably has the "Extra Gilt" or similar wording on the button.
Time to mark it solved

 

[grasshopper]

Agreed with those above, I vote for button

 

[CRUSADER]

Yeap, flat button.