Name That Coin - Canada?

It’s time to play name that coin! Where I present a coin I know nothing about and I seek your guidance to identify what it is. I purchased this coin in a lot and it was packed in a tube with a bunch of other Canadian coins so naturally I suspect it’s Canadian. The date appears to be 180... idk, maybe 1804. It’s very hard to read. Any assistance will be appreciated. Further, and help on a possible value will be welcomed. Thanks.

 

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Both of your posts have photo that are very difficult to view.

 

Looks like a George III halfpenny. How big is it?

 

Looks like a George iii britannia twopence

 

What you have @h.e.-pennypacker is likely a 1806/1807 Great Britain Halfpenny or Penny, depending on the diameter and weight.

 

Thanks for the help, the coin is just a touch larger than this 1950 Canadian Half Cent.

 

Presumably an 1850 half cent? That's 28mm, the George III halfpenny (1806-7) is 30mm

 

Looks like a "Big Nose Kate, eh?

 

Did a bit of googling perhaps a blacksmith token ? It a new thing to me but the Wikipedia article seems to fit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith_token

 

I agree, 1806/7 George III halfpenny.

 

Have a look here
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4212.html

 

As others have said it is a British half penny from 1806 or 1807. The value of a coin like this is minimal. You can find low grade examples with visible dates in 25 cent to $1 junk boxes at larger coin shows.

Sorry, but even though it's cool to have a 200+ year old coin, the 2x2 you use for storage is probably worth more than the coin.