Hans Schultes jeton

I have been searching the internet trying to find out more about this Jetton. I have found similar except this one has a sun & a half moon symbol. Really just trying to figure out which of the Hans Schultes it would have been, is it rare and is it worth anything? I have found a few different examples on the internet with small holes in, anyone know what the purpose of that would have been? found it over 40 years ago in Wiltshire with my metal detector.

Still trying to find it. Yes found similar but not with same lettering.
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​'Ship penny'
​Obverse. Profile view of a sailing ship
​Reverse. Four fleurs-de-lis in a double lozenge
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​Obverse: GLICK IST WALCZET VND FLIG
​Reverse: HANS SCHVLTES NORNBE
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​GLICK IST WALCZET = Fortune is changeable
​NORNBE = NURNBE = NÜRNBERG = NUREMBERG
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​http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/pages/nuremberg-jetons.html
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​Schultes or Schulteis
​Iorg (George): master 1515, died 1559
​Hans I (son of Iorg): master 1553, died 1584
​Hans II (son of Hans I): master 1586, died 1603
​Hans III (son of Hans II): master 1608, last record 1612 ​

​ This is very similar but slightly different reverse lettering >
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​http://www.comptoir-des-monnaies.com/product_info.php/jeton-la-nef-jeton-p-69082
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​"Luck is changeable and fickle" is obverse translation. ​