✅ SOLVED Coin or Token

[scrapmagnet]

After clearing a hole of rusty nails, I zeroed in on this, It was ringing up as copper. It's pretty roached and I have no idea what it is. The word "STANDARD" is clear on one side. A far as the other, I'm not sure which way it faces. It is pretty thin and 1 inch in diameter. Actually 0.99 inch with my caliper. The battery died before I could get a thickness.

Thanks all.

 

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[Retired Sarge]

Wonder if it's related to Standard as in Standard Oil? Some stuff from them is marked with just Standard.

Just thinking outside the box here.

 

[scrapmagnet]

Found it!
It's a Luck Token!
A little Photoshop magic below and a shot of the "STANDARD" side. In the animation, look on the right at the M in "ME" and the inner ring.
It says "Carry Me" and I think that I will!
I'm still in need of a date if anyone can help with that. The site where I got the pic only listed the manufacturer as being in Chicago.

 

[jeff of pa]

Standard Oil Co. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PA Good Luck Greenduck Co. Token​

STANDARD / REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. / GREENDUCK CO CHICAGO, ILL.I BRING / GOOD LUCK / GOOD LUCK / CARRY ME token attributed to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.The token is made of brass and measures 26mm in diamete

 

[Mackaydon]

Sidebar:
The manufacturer of this token, Green Duck Co. ,was founded in Chicago in 1906 by George G. Greenburg and Harvey Ducgheisel.
During World War II, Green Duck supplied the U.S. Army's 101st and 82nd airborne divisions with metal "crickets" with which they signaled each other on the D-Day landing and afterward (they were so named because they looked and sounded like children's toys resembling a cricket). Two clicks signified a fellow American; four clicks meant a German soldier was nearby.
Don in SoCal.

 

[scrapmagnet]

That dates it between 1906 and the demise of Standard Oil in 1911.
Also, that is an Interesting sidebar.
Thank you so much!