Readable medieval coin, but ....

[numes2]

Hello at all! I am not able to identify this coin. Anyone could give me an aid?
the coin is 21mm and 1,88 g.
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[leodux]

Hi,

you write that the coin is readable.
At least for my eyes the photo is not clear enough to read the inscription.
So tell us what you can read on the coin, please.

Is there a big S on the obverse? Then the coin is quite likely to come from Siena in Italy.

Peter

[numes2]

is copper or billon very debased ...a Double Mite from Flanders?
i read:
large gothic G +SANTUS:????ARDUS
cross with flowers in the 2° and 4° quart +PALD??D:DS:IIII

jeton with blundered legend?

[pinpoint]

Hello ,

We are still working on this coin in The Netherlands
Already posted this coin on a specialised site in Vlaanderen ( Belgium) .( http://www.detectorvrienden-vlaanderen.be)
Option : a Maaslandse imitation of a coin of Willem I de Rijke from Namen ( Namur) .14e Cent.
They want to known where this coin was founded

Greetz , Pinpoint

[Phalacrognatus]

i didn't try to check the coin in detail, but the first opinion i had was 'sten sture' from denmark.

if you like you can proof the coins from sten sture the older and sten sture the younger... they reigned in 15/16 century

greetings

[Lejfur]

Hello
Just a little correction.
Sten Sture the Elder and Sten Sture the Younger were not from Denmark.
They were both Swedish regents in the period 1470 - 1503.

Lejfur