Show the other side as well. Based on what I can see, I don't believe it's a US coin, just something that looks like one. That would make it a medallion or token, in the 'exonumia' category of numismatics.

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The Stig asked in Games & Recreation Hobbies & Crafts · 6 years ago

what coin is this?

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curtisports2
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6 years ago
Show the other side as well. Based on what I can see, I don't believe it's a US coin, just something that looks like one. That would make it a medallion or token, in the 'exonumia' category of numismatics.

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