Hi, I have a copper medal token that had been issued to all the victorious soldiers following the final battle of the Jacobite rebellion at Culloden in 1746. These troops were led by the Duke of Cumberland who is depicted on one side. I'm trying to ascertain the value of this item and would welcome any input. I know that these were produced in silver as well as copper, with the copper ones being of most rarity. I've attached a couple of pictures, the token was cleaned and information supplied many years ago by a friend who worked at the British Museum, unfortunately they are not allowed to give valuations. Thanks for any help.
