Very Nice - being a first and having some definite attractive colour, I would like to suggest that you have a go at skin polishing it, and keep the hexagonal base shape or cabbing it into a button. I think it would produce a unique and usable gem that will be a reminder of your fossicking trip...
It has a good mix of gold and white, reverse side is a bit thinner but gives a nice thud when dropped in your hand. Specimen came in at 1.45oz, thinking will be just shy of an ounce of gold - a very happy day.
Here is a different sort of quiz for you Friday night surfers .. 1994 Queen Elizabeth 50cent surf fishermans coin gutted and cleaned out. What the hell am I .??..
https://collection.maas.museum/object/38892
Crucible, gold assay, clay, made by Bendigo Pottery for Central Deborah Goldmine, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, c. 1940
The one I posted was the one in circulation in Canada. It appears the one used here is identical to
Wally69s image (which he notes is a copy)
https://www.prospectingaustralia.com/forum/img/member-images/4386/1643942737_holey_dollar_nsw.jpg
Thought I read somewhere that they were all struck...