Coin to be identified

Hello. 

I found this coin (?), but I can't identify it. Can anybody please help me? 

17mm and 0.71grams.

A big thank you! 

It's definitely a bird. 

My first thought was something like this: N#48334

What's the material ?

A medieval counter or token rather than a coin.

At first sight I thought it was lead, but the reddish tones here and there suggest copper.

Camerinvs

A medieval counter or token rather than a coin.

 

At first sight I thought it was lead, but the reddish tones here and there suggest copper.

good lead.

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/985962/were-these-england-s-first-trade-tokens

Nicely done, “nobody”. 

So, it's pewter, which fits the general appearance.

interesting piece. his goose is facing left the one in the article faces right. Could it be a fake or a variant?

ThePoet

interesting piece. his goose is facing left the one in the article faces right. Could it be a fake or a variant?

Most definitely a variant.

See here:

http://irisharchaeology.ie/2015/03/beer-money-13th-century-tokens-from-winetavern-street-dublin/

They seem to be rather rare.

Thank you all for the input! 

Considering the age and possible rarity, what would be a fair selling price? 

Regards, 

Tony 

Hi, 

I'd say not much given the state of preservation. 

compare here: 

https://www.cngcoins.com/Lot.aspx?LOT_ID=26704&BACK_URL=%2fLots.aspx%3fIS_ADVANCED%3d1%26ITEM_IS_SOLD%3d1%26ITEM_DESC%3dpewter%2btoken%26SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_1%3d1%26SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_2%3d1%26SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_3%3d1%26SEARCH_IN_CONTAINER_TYPE_ID_4%3d1%26TABS_TYPE%3d2%26CONTAINER_TYPE_ID%3d2%26VIEW_TYPE%3d0%26MAX_COUNT%3d10000%26PAGE%3d1