✅ SOLVED Any way to tell from the details on this piece of cut silver what coin it is from?

[creskol]

I am wondering if there is any way to tell from the details left on this piece of cut silver what coin it is from or what it may date to?
Not much detail at all on the other side.
Thanks.

 

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[FreeBirdTim]

If it were a whole coin, how big would it be? Dime size? Quarter? Knowing the size of the coin might help some here to identify it for you.

 

[creskol]

If it were a whole coin, how big would it be? Dime size? Quarter? Knowing the size of the coin might help some here to identify it for you.

It measures right at 12.7 mm on each radius , and almost 1mm thick. Here is a photo of the other side.

 

[NHBandit]

Can you show it next to a quarter ? I think knowing the exact radius is going to help. Maybe set it on top of a quarter, a half, etc.

 

[Bramblefind]

I think it may be a coin of Philip V of Spain. See the S then the rosette type symbol then the V then rosette then D.

 

[creskol]

I think it may be a coin of Philip V of Spain. See the S then the rosette type symbol then the V then rosette then D.

You are brilliant Bramblefind .. That looks lie a perfect match! Thanks a bunch .. your help is greatly appreciated!

 

[NHBandit]

And you would know the denomination if you knew what size it was before it was cut.... Anyway good ID Bramblefind.

 

[creskol]

And you would know the denomination if you knew what size it was before it was cut.... Anyway good ID Bramblefind.

At 12.7 mm across the radius as posted, the coin would have measured right at 1 inch in diameter.

 

[NHBandit]

At 12.7 mm across the radius as posted, the coin would have measured right at 1 inch in diameter.

Now was that really so hard to just tell us ? Sorry. When I should have been in math class I was in the woods smoking weed... It was a LONG time ago though. Cool find ! I am still waiting for my first Spanish Silver.