Connecticut 1787 token?

Found this in my bin of pre-1850 unsorted world coppers.
7.0 g, ~28 mm
Ob: AUCTORI: CONNEC:
Rev: INDE ET LIB 1787
Could this be a Connecticut Pre-Federal token, such as this "draped bust facing left"?
Any help with the ID and authenticity would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

 

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Is it this:

 

I say it's hard to ID in this condition . It'd DEF. a CT. Copper ( 1 cent). You have to be able to account for all the dots, cinquefoils and stops . Good Luck.
Connecticut Coppers - 1787 part 1 (nd.edu)

 

There should be enough detail to identify the variety. It sometimes takes a little time though.

 

It is not the same as the one Michael K posted, both dies are different. I've never done much with the CT coppers. With over 350 varieties it is just more of a challenge than I want to take on.

 

lots of ct coppers but this one's mine

 

Looks to be a 46-BB, which is a little better variety. I think it is currently listed as an R-5, which is approximately 31-75 known.