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Hi, it looks like the above picture is from the side of the "Münzfreunde Hilden". Here we have the problem, as with the questioned coin from the "county of Berg" before. Like it is to see on the picture above, there are varieties of the coin. Here we have Hävernick 506 a var and H.506 d. Maybe they ...

Hi,
the only unanswered question is: Is the mule unique - or not?
Here we should have a look on the Havernick.
And so this last question could only answer somebody with the Havernick in his hands.
Regards
Lackland

That's why I suggest getting in touch with the owner of the web side. It looks like they have an idea about it.

.... bump Hi, i think - it is a european coin (medieval states - possibly German - or VOC ? ? ?). Rotate the picture in the middle (Coat of arms) 90°with the clock, then the medieval experts can see what it is. On the other side, I suspect a Panther (or Lion?). Greetings pingu pS: ich denke fast, da...

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Mi 15.11.23 09:04

pS: ich denke fast, das dies zu Mittelalter verschoben werden sollte, für mehr Aufmerksamkeit... .

erledigt

Hallo,

ich sehe diesen ‚Copper Unit‘ irgendwo im Umkreis der ‚East India Company‘.

Zumindest ist das Motiv ‚Löwe vor Palme‘ ähnlich:
https://www.ma-shops.de/svcollector/item.php?id=2960

Viele Grüße

Lackland

Hello again,

I think these are two different coins pictured???!!!???

Regards,
Lackland

It do not look like a coin. In my opinion it is a "Schmuck-Brakteat". The hole is a sign for the use than a jewellery.

There is no christian sign --> early mediaval.
I live in south Germany and this "Schmuck-Brakteaten" here not usually. It will find mainly in north Europe. I am a more regionally specialist.

Hi Pinpoint,

I found a similar ‚coin‘:
https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=6253853

Kind regards

Lackland

Hi Pinpoint, on your F-Type coin I can see a bird at the left side. On your ‚coin‘ I can only see ornaments… Here a classification from Wikipedia: A-bractates, a male bust in profile B-bractates, one or more anthropomorphic full forms C bracteates, a male head in profile above a quadruped D-bractate...

Herzlichen Dank dir wieder mal für die klasse Bestimmung!!!
In den Foren und Facebook Gruppen für Mittelalter konnte die nicht bestimmt werden.
Beste Grüße,
Andrej

Bitteschön:
https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=11438004

Gruß
Alex

Hello pinpoint! From the visible tooling marks (german "Eingetrieben") on the back in the middle of the temple you can see the frontal Portrait wasnt always there. Here a similiar piece: https://www.sixbid-coin-archive.com/#/de/single/l28873377 Very likely a "modern" work for jewelery purposes. I ex...

I would say it is a Becker forgery, but i can not find this reverse die online

Best regards
MR