I bought this because it was cool...

and fit perfectly into my research. Heaton sales token in copper-nickel.
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Very cool.
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Terrific item... I would have anticipated bronze which may possibly suggest it is a little later than what I initially suspected. Congrats... it really is off the coolness charts.
Any idea when it is from? Initially I was thinking 1890s but it might be later... as in maybe 30-40 years later... possibly the 1930s. I really don't know but I more inclined to think it is later
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Sweeny's book on Heaton & Sons dates it as circa 1889. I actually bought four different ones. The others are bronze, copper, and brass.
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One more, circa 1890. Larger, English penny size in bronze. My other three are halfpenny size.
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I've got one of these as well, but with the added twist that the edge is lettered INDEPENDENCIA Y LIBERTAD. This probably means they were working on a project for Mexico.
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