1915 Edward VII Head Miniature "Coins" token?

Hello Numista members,

So recently I obtained this weird token with Edward VII's face on the obverse.



After a bit of research I was able to find the same type of token on Numista, only with Victoria's face on it:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41158.html
However I have troubles finding the token with Edward's face and the one on Numista has a different reverse. Please help me.
Diameter: 22mm
Weight: 3-4g (my scale can not show the weight in 0.1g)
Thanks in advance, Tom Wolf

forgery sovereign?

https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41047.html

Try this

Monephil, that's the one I was talking about. It has the same obverse (Edward's face) but the reverse should be the same as a sovereign (if you know what I mean). The token does however look real and maybe it just hasn't been documented in numista?

I'm going to research it a bit more .
PS: It's not a sovereign (those were made out of gold)

Edit: Found it  
http://www.ma-shops.com/sesambestcoins/item.php5?id=16597&lang=en

No you didnt find it lol.

Check wording around edwards head and date.

Citation: jimpopNo you didnt find it lol.

Check wording around edwards head and date.

You're right, this looks more like it (it's chromed):
http://www.bidorbuy.co.za/item/29064496/EDWARDVS_VII_D_G_BRITT_OMN_REX_F_D_IND_IMP_TOKEN_1900.html

  Was it ever a token - there is part remaining at the top where a loop has been cut off ?

That's what I was thinking, a little medallion of some kind

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces49934.html talking about this?

Ok my entry was a horrible aluminium one, but with a pendant hole (broken) and now I have three of these in two sizes.  I think they originate in India or Egypt.