I am led to believe that it may be a privately issued medal and it would appear that there is a misspelling of Independence as “Independance” - Thank you

I am led to believe that it may be a privately issued medal and it would appear that there is a misspelling of Independence as “Independance” - Thank you

https://en.numista.com/forum/images/69df8129de306.jpg
Link for second picture without ‘miniatures’ in link.
Cropped / rotated / brightened
A search got the correct letters, in the wrong order -
and also it is four not two horses.
"WE TRIUMPHANT BRAVELY DEFEND" > "TRIUMPHANT WE BRAVELY DEFEND"
The spelling Independance may mean it is from a French-speaking country
but also as the other side is in English then yes, may be a mis-spelling.
What is the diameter?
It is in the catalogue by Batty and is number 4304R
"Independance,
4304R
Obverse - "Independance"
Reverse - A radiated Quadriga with Charioteers in the Clouds,
" Triumphant / We Bravely Defend"
K — Milled"
· Full text of
"Batty's catalogue of the Copper coinage of Great Britain, Ireland, British Isles,
and colonies, local & private tokens, jettons, &c., compiled from various authors" >
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadriga
A quadriga is a chariot drawn by four horses abreast, used in ancient Roman chariot racing,
and frequently depicted in classical art as a symbol of victory.
Famous quadriga sculptures:
Brandenburg Gate (Berlin): Created by Johann Gottfried Schadow in 1793, it symbolizes German unity.
Wellington Arch (London): A 12-meter high bronze by Adrian Jones (1912)
any idea of the value and when it might have been produced. Not something I wish to keep - it was found with a lot of old UK coins in an auction lot
Date unknown, price unknown. Maybe other members know,
or have that catalogue. As it is not something you wish to keep -
send me a message, as I like old tokens!
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