Need ID on possible colonial coin

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Philadelphia, Pa
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What a nice Find! :thumbsup:
Not often Red Books show reverse design, only describe it a bit,
but the "obverse" face of your coin is a puzzle..., isn't it? Can't help,
but be sure to let us know, when you do find out, K?
 

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The eagle is similar to a Gobrecht style off the $10 Eagle (gold). But that doesn't look gold.


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I would guess some kind of token(?)

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Turning the second picture 180 degrees, the letters "CO" are evident.
 

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The letters "CO" look like they are about the same position as SCOTT
 

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NH Benz has solved this mystery coin! Thanks everyone for your comments.
Now I have to google Winfield Scott and see who this crusty looking dude is.

After googling this guy it all makes sense. He was born right down the road in same town I was born in. Maybe this guy was me in a previous life and I just dug my own coin! whooaa man
 

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Cool find!!!!
 

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