Is this a coin??

[Old Finger]

Just found this detecting a felid in Massachusetts about the size of a half cent but thinner. There is some detail but not sure what it is

 

[CRUSADER]

Yeap, some detail on it, but not British.

 

[Kray Gelder]

Likely a button. A coin wouldn't crumble on the edges.

 

[Coinstar magnet]

Just found this detecting a felid in Massachusetts about the size of a half cent but thinner. There is some detail but not sure what it is

I'll say button...just a guess... it seems too perfectly round if that makes sense...

 

[KSDirtfisher77]

Could that be a KG 1 or 2 coin.

 

[Red-Coat]

If you’re showing both sides of it, I’m not convinced it’s a button. It seems to have designs on both sides, and no sign of where an attachment loop might have been.

In your first picture at 9 o’clock, I can see the lower half of a letter ‘E’, above the outline of what looks like the top of an armorial, and another letter with a single upright (or possibly an 'N') the other side of it:

In your second picture, on the lower half at 7 o’clock I can see what looks like the outline of a large arrow pointing upwards, with perhaps a double-stemmed letter or ‘Roman’ numeral ‘II’ in the pointed portion:

[Both pictures enhanced and rotated for clarity]

 

[CRUSADER]

Likely a button. A coin wouldn't crumble on the edges.

Nope definitely a coin, I see the letter E for an inscription around 1 edge & detail on both sides.

PS. cross-over post with Red-Coat. It's a coin.

 

[DigToChina]

Something here too. Could be paradolia but looks eagleish.

 

[hampton detector]

Just found this detecting a felid in Massachusetts about the size of a half cent but thinner. There is some detail but not sure what it is

My guess is coin

 

[ironhorse]

Another tough one...thanks to Red Coat it might be this...based on measurements it could be close

6 Deniers "Dardenne" - Louis XIV, France

Detailed information about the coin 6 Deniers "Dardenne", Louis XIV, France, with pictures and collection and swap management : mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

en.numista.com

 

[Kray Gelder]

Nope definitely a coin, I see the letter E for an inscription around 1 edge & detail on both sides.

PS. cross-over post with Red-Coat. It's a coin.

I wouldn't question either you, or Red-Coat, let alone both. Your opinion was up, when I posted my thoughts. It wasn't argumentative. Haven't seen too many coins with crumbling breaks before. Thanks for the correction.

 

[Drew61]

Could be a triangle also, looks like it might have the same markings on each side. An interesting one!

 

[Old Finger]

If you’re showing both sides of it, I’m not convinced it’s a button. It seems to have designs on both sides, and no sign of where an attachment loop might have been.

In your first picture at 9 o’clock, I can see the lower half of a letter ‘E’, above the outline of what looks like the top of an armorial, and another letter with a single upright (or possibly an 'N') the other side of it:

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In your second picture, on the lower half at 7 o’clock I can see what looks like the outline of a large arrow pointing upwards, with perhaps a double-stemmed letter or ‘Roman’ numeral ‘II’ in the pointed portion:

View attachment 2078328

[Both pictures enhanced and rotated for clarity]

Thanks I never even noticed the letter

 

[Old Finger]

Just found this detecting a felid in Massachusetts about the size of a half cent but thinner. There is some detail but not sure what it is

Added more pics

 

[ironhorse]

...with the little bit of edge loss it could be the six deniers!

 

[Red-Coat]

...with the little bit of edge loss it could be the six deniers!

Good call I think. There are die variants, which means you may not (readily) find an exact match.

 

[CRUSADER]

Another tough one...thanks to Red Coat it might be this...based on measurements it could be close

6 Deniers "Dardenne" - Louis XIV, France

Detailed information about the coin 6 Deniers "Dardenne", Louis XIV, France, with pictures and collection and swap management : mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

en.numista.com

Funny, I was going to throw out French as a best guess, but thought better of it, as I couldn't see anything I recognised.
Good call, I think....

 

[pepperj]

Another tough one...thanks to Red Coat it might be this...based on measurements it could be close

6 Deniers "Dardenne" - Louis XIV, France

Detailed information about the coin 6 Deniers "Dardenne", Louis XIV, France, with pictures and collection and swap management : mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

en.numista.com

Good ID Ironhorse
I think you got it, or pretty darned close.

 

[ironhorse]

The OPs coin has the H mintmark others include the N and & as listed in the link...and that would account for the minor variations as mentioned
I'm confident this is solved

 

[DizzyDigger]