Possibly George I or II Coin? [solved]

Hi, can anyone pull any more info off this coin 22mm wide 1.2 mm thickness. I can read part COR on the front and just make out BRITAN on obverse of coin and a faint date 17? Thanks again.

 Second picture was not enlarge-able ['miniatures' in link] 

https://en.numista.com/forum/images/6868f125b91bb.jpg 

 Pictures cropped 

 Can not see any COR but maybe C OR which would be G OR for 

GEORGIUS lettering, with yes BRITAN-NIA on reverse. 

 Not sure about portrait, so may be an ‘Evasion’ coin. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evasion_(numismatics) 

Thanks for all the replies and how interesting subject regarding evasion coins. Will look into this further.

 Looking at obverse again, may not be C OR lettering 

but C OL for CAROLVS instead. 

 Example [22.5mm] - N#12907 

The curved shape below the portrait looks similar as well. 

Except - if you see 17?? numbers then this is 1672-1679 years. 

 Added just the visible shapes and letters 

Hi and thanks, yes found hear a farthing I do believe N#12907

 Looks alright, so not an evasion coin, as was 

comparing the [Charles] portrait with George coins. 

 Yes, that is the same link I already 

put in my reply 22 minutes earlier! 

Cool and thanks, nice to find it and a very interesting little thing.

ZacUK

 Yes, that is the same link I already 

put in my reply 22 minutes earlier! 

Thought you might have, took me a lot of trawling to find it🙂 🙃 

ZacUK

 Looking at obverse again, may not be C OR lettering 

but C OL for CAROLVS instead. 

 Example [22.5mm] - N#12907 

The curved shape below the portrait looks similar as well. 

Except - if you see 17?? numbers then this is 1672-1679 years. 

Just had a look at the date again but very faint and looks like 1679, the 6 & 9 is more prominent than the other remaining date numbers.