✅ SOLVED England unknown 3

[cudamark]

Hammered trade farthing of some sort? pretty toasty but, nice 1665 date.

 

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[smokeythecat]

Yes, I also think a trade token. There apparently were a lot of those.

 

[The Rebel]

Pretty cool. Almost looks like this.

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[Red-Coat]

Yes, it's a merchant's token. Halfpenny or farthing, depending on the size. The initials look to be 'WM' but it will take some tracking down. Knowing what county you found it in (and which area of the county) might help.

 

[Bramblefind]

It may be this one -- I'm not 100% but it looks close and you might be able to match it up better in hand.

England 1665 Essex Colchester William Ferris Farthing Trade Token BW.114 | eBay

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England 1665 Essex Colchester William Ferris Farthing Trade Token BW.114