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Hi

This piece weights 0,3 gr. and it's diamm. is 11-12 mm. May be an Obol or 1/2 Pfennig

I guess it it is a Rostock coin, but this piece is undated and I,m not sure about if tthe letter of the obverse is an h or an R

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this tiny uniface / einseitiger coin.

It weights only 0,2 gr. and it's diammeter is just 10-11 mm.

It shows what it seems a rampant lion facing righ within a shield. Hesse ?

Hello,

Thanks for your help. It seems a very reasonable option.

Considering this option, I attach the last image in what I guess it is the correct position

aidab

Hellow,

Thanks for your help.

I attach a new picture of the other side of this piece. I do not know if it is in the correct position as I can not distinct what is supossed to show.

Regards

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this silver coin (hohlpfennig ?).

It weights only 0,5 gr. and it's diammeter is just 15-16 mm.

I wonder if it is a Brandenburg hohlpfennig (bracteate) , but I,m not sure

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this coin.

It weights only 0,1 gr. and it's diammeter is just 11-13 mm.

I wonder it could be a a Teutonic Order coin or may be it is nordic (norwegian ?) 1/4 penning

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this coin.

It weights only 0,9 gr. and it's diammeter is just 15 mm.

It shows P : I in one side and a castle in the other. May be old italian state ?

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this tiny 1679 coin.

It weights only 0,5 gr. and it's diammeter is just 11-12 mm.

By the rampant lion facing left of reverse I guess could be a hesse coin. On the other side, it appears tha date 16.79 and a letter H below, between two stars.

I would appreciate any help to identify this middle-age silver coin (german ?) . The legend on cross side I can distinct "+ SILV .. CO "

It weight :1,0 gr. and it's diammeter ranges betwwen18-19 mm.

Thanks in advance

Great job !!.

Thanks Pinpoint & Erdnussbier

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this old european copper coin. It weights 0,5 gr and it's diammeter is 16-17 mm

Thanks in advanced


aidab

Finally, I have known where this little coin is.
Its is from Italy. It is a quattrino (archi e torri) from Ascoli (Autonomous Republic - XIII-XIV Century)
It's legends are : + DE ASChOLO / + PP S EHIDIVS

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this old european (german ? italian ?) coin. It seems that it shows a bridge ? on one side.
It weights 1,0 gr. and it.s diammeter is about 17-18 mm

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

I would appreciate any help to identify this silver little coin. I guess is fom Germany area. It's actual weight is 0,5 gr.an it's diammeter is 18mm

Thanks in advance

Thanks to Pinpoint for his help