✅ SOLVED Please Help Identify My Coin

[nkellam22]

I found this coin in a field in Europe that dates back to the mid 1600s.
I honestly don't know what it is made of. It looks silver in colour and is very heavy but has corrosion like a coin that is made out of copper. I feel it could just be low quality silver.
It is around 32 mm in diameter (give or take.)
The inscription that is legible reads BERT. I also believe there to be a 2 in the middle of the coin (but could be wrong) on that side.
The other side has no legible inscription.
Any help is appreciated

Thank You

 

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[Mackaydon]

Welcome to treasurenet !!
In what country was it found?
What dates back to 1600?
PS: Instead of a 'T', it might be a Roman I, even a Roman II; and the '2' might be an '8'; or neither.

 

[nkellam22]

Luxembourg was the country
The field I found it in dates back to the mid 1600s

 

[Hillbilly Prince]

Luxembourg was the country
The field I found it in dates back to the mid 1600s

The field may possibly be almost as old as Germany
Just joking. I guess you mean people working the land or what have you.
Crusader ought to be able to help with this so hang on.
Well, actually after fifdling with it I see some letters.

 

[ripvanb]

The "BERT" might be ALBERT or LIBERTE

 

[DiggerKid2003]

I doubt it is but the thickness of it and the size just reminds me so much of an early american copper. Especially since the bert can be liberty. And in the first pic i thought i could make out some sort of reef. Just dont know why it would be in England.

 

[grasshopper]

Tough one. Looked around with no results.

It has enough detail, I think if you can get some of the crud off the side with the letters we might be able to ID it.

Looks like there's also some more words on the top of the first pic. I see at least an L

Edit: ^^ might be bottom left of first pic, my computer rotates photos in the previews for some reason.

 

[DCMatt]

It is a French 2 Sol - around 1793.

 

[A2coins]

Holy moly great I'd and cool find

 

[nkellam22]

Thank you so much DCMatt!
You have no idea how much time I have spent researching this and you just gave me the ID.