Old coin or token?

[Lord Verdigris]

Just dug this and it has seen better days. One side is completely toasted but there may be enough on one side to id it. Anyone recognize what it is? I see a face and letters where a date should be. Looks familiar but i cant place it. Thanks for any help! [emoji2]

 

[ironhorse]

Can't put my finger on it right now, but the Roman numeral date at the bottom rings a bell

 

[Erik in NJ]

I'm assuming the date in Roman numerals under the exergue line is [M]DCCX[XI]I or something similar which would be 1721 (?). Doesn't appear to be that old or a coin, so my guess is some sort of token.

 

[Iron Patch]

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[Lord Verdigris]

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Not one of those again!!! [emoji2]
I knew the letters looked familiar.
Condor token?

 

[Iron Patch]

Not one of those again!!! [emoji2]
I knew the letters looked familiar.
Condor token?

Yep! If it's a match.

 

[ironhorse]

Not one of those again!!! [emoji2]
I knew the letters looked familiar.
Condor token?

Ha!
I was looking at those tokens the other day when I dug a coin with a shield on it, I knew it was familiar

 

[Erik in NJ]

Yes, Conder token is the correct spelling, MLCCXCI = 1791

It's a very nice find!

 

[Lord Verdigris]

Thats token number two in rough shape. Im just glad they are still identifiable at least! [emoji106]

 

[Iron Patch]

Yes, Conder token is the correct spelling, MLCCXCI = 1791

It's a very nice find!

I know who he can blame that on!

 

[CRUSADER]

Just call it by its proper name, easier to spell. '18th century provincial tokens'