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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jloring, post: 1300738, member: 15518&quot;]I&#039;ll tell you what it looks like to me; back in the late 50&#039;s, early &#039;60&#039;s, we would buy &quot;penny keychains&quot;... a Lincoln cent that had an extremely tight fitting bezel mechanically pressed into place. A tiny loop was soldered to the top of the bezel and a keychain attached. The cent/bezel was silver plated so that it looked very similar to your obverse photo. Now since this bezel was &quot;pressed&quot; into position, it left a slight circular &quot;tooling&quot; depression near the perimeter, also seen in your obverse photo. Sometimes we would mess around with these keychains and try to pull the bezel off, which usually resulted in a deformation at the attachment point of the chain. Then the loop would break off, leaving a coin identical to yours. Not saying that&#039;s what you have, but maybe a possibility.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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