I have one of these

I would like to know their worth, year of making, and mintage?

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Sorry didn’t realise wasnt link to the coins page i an talking about a Medal of Sir Henry Morgan with writing on the other side that reads “COMMANDER OF BUCCANEERS WHO DESTROYED A SPANISH FLEET AND CAPTURED PANAMA 1670”

This one.  N#179311

I have no information about it but probably someone else does.

Yeah thats it 

thanks for trying

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This one.  N#179311

I have no information about it but probably someone else does.

 As I expected it looked like it might be part of a series. 

Luckily I found this picture from Australia > 

 The breakfast cereal Sugar Puffs [also available in the UK] had four different ones, 

so until a pack was purchased it was not known which was inside. Not sure if 

it also came with an album to put them in. The pack reads > 

 One of wicked Long John Silver 

 One of dashing Sir Henry Morgan [yours] 

 One of war-loving Barbarossa 

 One of treacherous Blackbeard 

 Next I was going to try and find pictures of the other three, 

then noticed within that link two of them are already on here > 

 N#23801 
 N#23780 

so looking only now for Medal - Long John Silver 

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 I found that picture - and descriptions - here > 

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/284930683363 

[Item specifics] 
Region of Origin - United Kingdom
Composition - Aluminum
Year - 1967
[Item description from the seller] 
Sugar Puffs Cereal - Pirate Medallion 1967 Aluminum Token Sir Henry Morgan 
As shown in photo, this medallion was released in 1967 in 

Sugar Puffs Cereal boxes, there were four to find and collect. 

Edit: Looks like this might be it > 

N#134943 

 I will link those four pages, and add information - 

as maybe members did not know their Sugar Puffs origin. 

 Lastly, all completed. Each has links now to the other three. 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/index.php?r=Sugar+Puffs&st=147-150-149&cat=y&im1=&im2=&ru=&ie=&ca=3&no=&v=&a=&dg=&i=&b=&m=&f=&t=&t2=&w=&mt=&u=&g=&c=&wi=&sw= 

 Unsure of worth or mintage, as originally asked.