Category:
Material:
Copper
Detector:
XP Deus 2
Country:
Germany
County:
Northeim
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Front / Cleaned with water & brush
Rear / Cleaned with water & brush
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Jan 26.10.2024
Maybe someone can tell what it could be. Its shape is clearly different from 99% of standard copper coins.
Markus Wehmer 26.10.2024
On the front side - turned 160 degrees to the left - you can see a crown in the style of the "Goslar gable crown".
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Markus Wehmer 26.10.2024
And on the back you can see the smooth solder joints of the broken needle holder at "1 o'clock" and "7 o'clock". So it is a pseudo-coin brooch.
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Jan 28.10.2024
I have now rotated the photo 180 degrees.
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