I thought it was a V nickel but is it??

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Welcome to TNet. Not a “V” nickel. The V isn’t centered enough and the letters on the other side, possibly “EDLOW” don’t match a V nickel. Not sure what it is... possibly a phone token?

Kindest regards,
Kantuck
 

What kinda diameter are we talking here? Measurement to the tenth of a mm would be best, but will settle for a coin-to-coin comparison.
 

A soak in hydrogen peroxide will help immensely to reduce the green oxidation.
 

I'm thinking this is what I have here. It measures the same and I do see Colombia on the obverse. I think a 1944 but it's in terrible shape! This makes the third foreign coin from the 1940's I've found on this farm.
 

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:icon_thumleft: Looks mighty close if not spot on... What were the other foreign coins?

Kindest regards,
Kantuck
 

I remember your post and someone said v nickle though it did look off center to me then hmmm welcome to tnet
 

migrant worker coin spill?
 

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