1902 One Cent (token?) w/ Edward VII obverse

Dime sized, Edward VII effigy on obverse with no legend. Reverse reads "ONE / CENT / 1902".
~17mm diameter (dime sized) and either heavily tarnished or losing silvering over a base layer.

Possibly a model coin or play token.

Probably a longshot, but does anyone recognize this?

 

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Looks like somebody might have had some fun with a Canadian large cent.

 

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Notice that the portrait and date are the normal size for a Canadian large cent. It was cut out from a full sized coin. Probably plated as well. Why? Who knows

 

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Yes I wasn't really thinking for this thread all this work is messing with my head.

 

@potty dollar 1878

You should be paying attention in school, not Surfing the coin chat boards Do your best in school, coins can wait.

BTW: I stayed active in coins all through school, college, and grad school. But school always had priority. Ended up with a good career that helped fund my hobby.