What is this?

[Phoenixxflame]

My friend has this fossil he says is from Kansas or Kentucky, but we don't know what it is. Anyone know?

[caldigger]

Can. You offer more pictures from different angles?  And please put something in the shot to show scale/ size.

[ynot]

Welcome to TFF!

Views from other angles would help.

It would also help if You can narrow down where it came from.

[Phoenixxflame]

That's all I know of a location, but I do have some other pictures. 

[Phoenixxflame]

[Kane]

It has the look of a brachiopod, but without a more distinct location, it is very challenging to pin down a precise ID.

[Phoenixxflame]

This is the size comparison to a penny. 

[Phoenixxflame]

How could that shell get into a landlocked state? 

[Kane]

8 minutes ago, Phoenixxflame said:

How could that shell get into a landlocked state? 

The rock is likely marine sediment. At the time of deposition, the area was likely a sea. Take a look here at what the earth looked like at various geologic periods: http://www.scotese.com/earth.htm

[Micah]

Antiquatonia sp. I think. Maybe A. americanus as it's common throughout Kansas (idk about Kentucky) but specific region would be really helpful to ID this one.