Anyone ID this coin?

[Tommybuckets]

Hi all,
I've got this coin and its a stumper to me. The obverse is toast and with a little cleaning here's the reverse. Its wafer thin and slightly bigger than a nickel but smaller than a quarter. I'd guess diameter 22-25 mm. The area was in use from 1650 to 1800 with most activity early 1700s. Its smaller than a half penny. There are definitely numbers at the bottom and on the edge of the reverse. I know, I know, we need diameter, thickness and a great shot of it cleaned up. I'll work on it but wanted to see if anyone would hazard a guess. Thanks all!

 

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[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Farthing

 

[Tommybuckets]

Sounds right. I didn't realize they are so small. Thanks PA dirt

 

[grasshopper]

I've found some Canadian bank tokens with a similar reverse as well. Don't think it's the same though, I can't tell exactly from your photo.

 

[smokeythecat]

It's either a Queen Anne or George I Farthing, with the outside chance it is a George II farthing. That's due to Brittania's outstretched arm. William and Mary farthings had a different reverse. You are looking at the reverse. Anything on the obverse?

 

[rick67]

Half cent or newer two cent both 23mm