✅ SOLVED copper coin I.D.

[litefire56]

I found this in my backyard yesterday while just playing around. Didn't even have my headphones on. My house isn't too old, built in 1960 in a sub-division in IL.
The coin is just slightly larger than a quarter, a bit thinner and is copper. I scratched the edge
to confirm this. In the first pic you can see a bust facing right and appears to be female. The coin has a series of dots around the perimeter. The back or 2nd pic is rotated slightly to the left and has
a large #2 at the bottom. Some type of rays or design in the middle and a capital C and E to the
upper right where there is no corrosion.

 

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[RelicHunter97]

Could it be any of these?
Australian Decimal Currency

 

[Dirt fishing Wolf]

Hope someone can ID it for you John, thats an old one.

 

[Iron Patch]

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[RelicHunter97]

Yup! Strange how corroded it is >.> I have a copper coin 250 years older than that that's in better shape!

 

[TimC]

I agree with Iron Patch pics. Too bad on its' shape. Real nice find.

 

[litefire56]

Wow, I'm happy to see this solved, but shocked about the condition for the age. Must be more of a Zinc composition
than a copper. Thought it may have been my oldest yet.

Thanks for time invested IP to ID it !

 

[Iron Patch]

Wow, I'm happy to see this solved, but shocked about the condition for the age. Must be more of a Zinc composition
than a copper. Thought it may have been my oldest yet.

Thanks for time invested IP to ID it !

It's looks like salt water or some chemical got it.... pretty bad indeed for a modern coin.

The only time it took me was to search and upload a pic because I knew it was Queen Elizabeth and could see the 2 on the reverse.

 

[Gunrunner61]

Good Call Iron Patch!...................HH