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Unusual find at the local fair ground

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It is the size of a nickel and thin as a dime. I took three shots in different light hoping someone could see something to identify it. I struck the edge and it appeared to be silvery. The back side is pretty much smooth so I didn't take a pic. Non magnetic. Thanks for taking a look.


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I think I see the name JOULES on it. There is a British clothing company by that name; could be a button, but the Joules company isn't very old from what I gather from my short search.
 
Looks like the reverse of a Lincoln. I see what looks like a memorial building, with columns.
 
Looks like the reverse of a Lincoln. I see what looks like a memorial building, with columns.

That was my first thought, but when enlarged it didn't look right. Could be.
 
That's one of those let it be what you want it to be. I say its a penny soaked in fertilizer for years.
 
Thanks guys. I scraped the surface, saw copper. The edge was silvery, so I'm going with Zlincoln. Nice detective work!
 

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