✅ SOLVED "TRADE FIVE" Coin, token, bale seal, or what?

[Iron Buzz]

I found this metal detecting a site that dates from around 1860 through to about 1940. Possibly lead or pewter... not brass/bronze/etc, not aluminum, not steel. Back side is totally blank.
I believe it reads, "TRADE" and "FIVE".

 

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[Sandmaniac]

It's a trade token.
Here's a cool catalog to check out
Coins - Exonumia - Tokens - Auctions by TokenCatalog.com

 

[Iron Buzz]

It's a trade token.
Here's a cool catalog to check out
Coins - Exonumia - Tokens - Auctions by TokenCatalog.com

I've found a lot of trade tokens over the years but have never seen one quite like this. Do you see one like this on the Exonumia site? I was hoping for something more specific than simply "trade token" but thanks

 

[Sheperdess]

Don't be disappointed. Trade tokens are cool!

 

[cw0909]

found it at token catalog,com
Alpert/Smith-Amusement Unlisted
Video Arcade, Pinball, Slot Machine, And Other Amusement Tokens Of North America
Alpert, Stephen P. and Smith, Kenneth E.
FIVE TRADE / B / (Star) (TC-369248)

 

[Iron Buzz]

Don't be disappointed. Trade tokens are cool!

I'm not a bit disappointed... I was just hoping for something a bit more specific than that.

 

[Iron Buzz]

found it at token catalog,com
Alpert/Smith-Amusement Unlisted
Video Arcade, Pinball, Slot Machine, And Other Amusement Tokens Of North America
Alpert, Stephen P. and Smith, Kenneth E.
FIVE TRADE / B / (Star) (TC-369248)

That's it! Thanks. Doesn't say much about it, but at least I know that it isn't just one of a kind. I appreciate the help. (I hadn't noticed the star, but mine has one, too)