Charles II - 1677 Scottish "Turner" (or Bodle)
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The Turner (also spelled “Bodle”) was a Scottish copper coin issued during Charles II’s reign. These coins were of lesser value than the bawbee (another Scottish coin) and approximately equivalent to one-sixth of an English penny. They were minted in Scotland and circulated alongside other denominations during the late 17th century.
On the obverse is a scottish thistle with the legend "NEMO · ME · IMPVNE · LACESSET · 1677" meaning "No one shall hurt me with impunity"
On the reverse is a crown above crossed sword and sceptre, along with the date “1677.”
Weight 2.86g
(ref:AHC188)