Help with a 5 Dolls coin.

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A friend inherited this coin. Anyone know if it’s of any value? Any help is appreciated. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1549861043.072158.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1549861057.252232.jpg
 

It's difficult to tell from your photos but it appears there is an "R" etched into the coin to the right of the "O", like the one in this photo.
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EDIT: And the "R" in the photo of a replica posted above mine.
 

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In case it hasn't dawned on some of you yet, DOLLS is short for DOLLARS :lightbulb:
 

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I would hunt down these people who make replicas Ive seen many cobs people find that are rrrrrhh
 

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Hi everyone, thank you so much for helping with this coin. It is not my coin. I'd never heard of this coin and couldn't find much information online during a brief search last night. My friend lives in another state and only sent me the two pictures and asked for assistance. I chatted with him early this morning and he was excited. I let him know that it looks like a brass replica so he wouldn't get his hopes up too high. Since he isn't a treasure hound like us here on this forum, he asked how to get it tested for gold. I recommended that he take it to a reputable coin shop in his town to see if it is indeed gold. I will ask him for better pictures now. I will keep you posted! --Darren
 

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It's difficult to tell from your photos but it appears there is an "R" etched into the coin to the right of the "O", like the one in this photo.
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EDIT: And the "R" in the photo of a replica posted above mine.

Not sure I see the R, but I see and "f" maybe stands for fake?
 

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Here's what was described as a Replica stamped with the letter T

By the way, I also found a reference from 1994 about Replicas - and still searching for earlier references.

Ormsby Replica with a T.jpg
 

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