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« on: June 21, 2010, 09:09:04 pm »
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This coin appears to have a horse  trotting on one side with the word "copy" at the bottom and the other side has CEAAi  on the other side with a horse body and a side view of a face. I foun something called the "Devil coin" but no picture. So I don't know if these are he same.   Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks  Val

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« Reply #1 on: June 21, 2010, 11:40:08 pm »
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sounds like a museum copy of a coin, but I don't recognize it from the description

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« Reply #2 on: June 22, 2010, 12:00:41 pm »
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Occasionally I find the  COPY coins, the ones i find are usually to a kids board game, neat, and i keep them just for the curiosity of it Wise

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I have also found a token I cannot identify. 

Unfortunately, I haven't gotten it clean enough to get a decent photo.  It has a United States Eagle (like the ones on coins) on one side and a carousel horse on the other.  I found it in Northern Virginia in my yard.  It is heavily corroded.  I saw the exact eagle token photo on Ebay along with the carousel horse, however I hesitate to copy them here due to possible copywrite or datawrite infringements. 
Anyone have any ideas? 
It is probably an amusement park token, I'm just trying to get closer to it's origin and how it got to where I found it.
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