Really big & slick copper coin, 35mm need iD help

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

I had an hour today to sneak out to the site where I found the 1844 LC and 1865 3 cent nickel. Decided to just swing a path vs battle through the weeds. First target was super deep for me, took a few minutes but the target stayed sweet and small. Anyone have some ideas for a copper approximately 35mm? Next to a 1844 Large Cent for reference.
Also found one of my nicer flat buttons. Here is my hour in the field path. Oh, forgot that archery season started yesterday, found this today, ouch...

Any ideas on the big coin appreciated or ideas to try and bring out some details. Thx!

 

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[gold panner]

I found one as well this week. So I am interested in what you find out

 

[Gridwalker306]

Could it be a half cent?

 

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Could it be a half cent?

I think a half cent is much smaller. Thx

 

[Gridwalker306]

I think a half cent is much smaller. Thx

Yep, my bad. You are correct, hope you can get an ID

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on some nice finds

 

[Steve in PA]

Getting an ID on that coin may be as hard as swinging a coil through those weeds. That field is gonna be tough even after the snow melt unless they go in there cut it or plow it.

 

[Discrimination Dave]

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