A token or private coin

[ZYV]

Help to attribute, please.
2.67 g,
19.3x20.4 mm.

[ZYV]

My guess is: LK = 50 kreutzer.

[Henk]

Probably a beer token. W.H. might mean something like (name of city starting with W) Hofbrau. L.K. could be initials of proprietor. Beer tokens denominated in Kreuzer usually have a value of 3. The token is not listed in Menzel. It probably will be from South Germany or Austria. It looks quite old, probably before 1850. Nice token!

[ZYV]

Thank you for the answer, dear Henk!
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Please tell - why do you think that it's a beer token?
Will you show us similar objects with similar attribution?

[ZYV]

The piece was bought in Lwow.
It can originate from Poland.

[Figleaf]

The deer (attribute of St. Hubertus, patron saint of hunters, traditionally beer drinkers) is holding a traditional German Stein, so there can be no doubt that it is a beer token.

Peter

[Henk]

Peter is right, the beer stein identifies it as a beer token. The deer (hirsch) could be the sign of the establishment: W...  Hirsch. It can indeed  be a token from Poland, or Germany or another country. My remark about the South of Germany or Austria is because of you mentioning the K meaning Kreuzer. I think this is unlikely.

[ZYV]

Thank you for your interest and your answers, friends!
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Will you demonstrate similar beer token with deer?
If you are sure that deer with Stein is more than sufficient for attribution as a beer token - it really must be a common picture on beer tokens....

[ZYV]

Better images.
A fine piece, IMHO. 

[Figleaf]

What at first sight looked like single letters in the right corners now seem combined letters (cyphers).

Peter

[ZYV]

combined letters (cyphers).

Looks like.