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Paddy, that is a brilliant "starter for 10!!" It led me staright to the Coronation bronze medal shown here https://www.gbclassiccoins.co.uk/shop/tokens-medallions/1727-george-ii-coronation-bronze-medal/ Bearing in mind the angle of my photo and the poor condition (the other side was so bad I didn't even bother to photo it). I guessed the size, so and original 34mm is quite possible. It looks like it has been buried in the soil for a century!! Thank you very much for your quick response. HenryC

Welcome! A picture of the other side might be useful. As far as I can see the date at the base is 1727, and above that may be JUN XI - June 11th 1727 was the date on which George I died and George II assumed the throne, so this may well be the remains of a medallion commemorating this transition. Not sure about the OCT thereafter! Style is certainly typical of 18th century.

I got in contact and they say it will be back soon.

Hi, I have an 1861 sovereign with a F over ? in DEF. Spinks has F/V as a variety but Marsh doesn't, thoughts please.

Yes Pete , Richards and Michaels are Ac, and the one I have shown is the Ae 13 tooth with the 0 directly over the tooth.