A Historical German Token Inscribed With "G. SCHMIDT ZUR LINDE WÜRM

This token likely served as a business token or Zechenpfennig (mining token/store card) from a specific establishment in Germany.
Key details and likely interpretations:
"G. SCHMIDT": This most likely refers to the owner or proprietor of the establishment, with "G." potentially being an abbreviation for a first name like Georg or Gustav.
"ZUR LINDE": This phrase translates to "To the Linden Tree" and is a very common name for inns, guesthouses, or restaurants in Germany, often indicating a historical establishment possibly named after a prominent linden tree nearby.
"WÜRM": This refers to a geographical location. It is most likely associated with the Würm river in Bavaria, Germany, or a town or area situated along or named after this river, such as communities near Lake Starnberg (formerly called Lake Würm) or in the Würm Valley.
Function and Context:
Such tokens were historically used in Germany by various businesses, including inns and breweries, as a form of private currency.