help please i IRELAND COIN

NO EXIST IN CATALOG WHAT IS THIS

Probably because it's not a real coin.  The coins of the time had "hibernia" on them, not "Ireland"

Цитата: neilithicProbably because it's not a real coin.  The coins of the time had "hibernia" on them, not "Ireland"

this is token finsh the post

Possibly a merchant token with the number 432 on it.  A lot of the USA merchant tokens had numbers on them to indicate which business issued the token.

Цитата: neilithicPossibly a merchant token with the number 432 on it.  A lot of the USA merchant tokens had numbers on them to indicate which business issued the token.

St PATRICK APOS Bust to Right, 1806
 
43   Bust to right crowned with a wreath of shamrock. ST PATRICK APOS 432
A harp of nine strings surmounted by a royal crown. IRELAND 1806 R. Parkes.
PLATE G, no. 1.

This is struck over J Hilles' Penny of 1813. Others are found struck over various tokens of later make. Referring to the difficulty of recognising some of the Irish busts, the writer of the Bazaar Articles suggests the appropriate legend "Whose Image and Superscription hath it"

I think you might find more in the Conder tokens.
James Conder was the first to make a catalog of the english tradesmen token .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conder_token
http://provincialtokencoinage.weebly.com/
http://www.abccoinsandtokens.com/Coin%20Index.html
(send the pictures to this site for an answer: http://www.abccoinsandtokens.com/)