Help with I.D. - found relic hunting - very little to work with

This coin (if that is what it is) was found in Virginia (U.S.A.) - weight is 3 grams, it is the size of a Washington Quarter. In the top right of the coin, is a person standing on top of a structure with a staff, and perhaps a sword. Down below this person, stands to sentry's facing each other. A magnet will not stick to the coin. The coin is in ruff shape from time, and perhaps fertilizer. The back side has wording, but it is not legible. Sorry for the lack of information - any help would be appreciated.

Could the second picture with the bust be this one?

Think its Hawaiian, check the first photo (or something from mid America)

Not Hawaiian,checked it but I'm sure I've seen the coin from the first photo somewhere

Цитата: "apuking"​Could the second picture with the bust be this one?
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​I'm not sure what it is but it's certainly not the Washington pieces, both the large and small eagle cent weight approimatly 12 grams and measure about 30.0 mm in diameter. Good Luck!

SJK

Hello and welcome,

Could we have weight and diameter of your coin and more focused photos please?

Like Kristian I think I've seen your coin somewhere but can't recall where exactly.....

Yes, also cannot remember where I've seen it before.

Also, on that first image above is it 1685 date on the right, behind head?

clearer pictures would be great as I feel the lettering at least in parts seems still quite visible.

Thanks for the clues. The pictures that are posted are clearer, than anything I can come up with. Actually, I am able to see "outlines" that I could not see before, when the pictures are enlarged. (nice feature from NUMISTA) - The weight is 3 grams and the size is the same as a current Washington Quarter (U.S.A)