coin found in sand

urdaboss

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I poked around the net but didn't find a match. What does it say under Leonardo's name?

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62 years old and bad eyes-- looks like john b musuzlin
 

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The copyright symbol is behind his name, so he should be findable, but I haven't been successful. Breezie
 

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The facsimile signature on this Last Supper medal may be that of artist John B. Musacchia
 

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thanks for all the help. i have had a guy from new jersey ask me to send it to him so he could give me an idea as to where it came from.
i haven't responded yet but sending it to a stranger does not sound like a good idea.
any other ideas?
thanks jack (urdaboss)
 

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Breezie

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urdaboss said:
thanks for all the help. i have had a guy from new jersey ask me to send it to him so he could give me an idea as to where it came from.
i haven't responded yet but sending it to a stranger does not sound like a good idea.
any other ideas?
thanks jack (urdaboss)


Is this 'guy' from TNet or someone from another forum? Personally, I would not send any relic/find to anyone unless I knew them. I've been on TNet for a while and know quite a few people, of which I'd trust with any of my relics. Also, I don't think holding this particular relic in one's hand would bring anymore knowledge than the posted pics. Just saying, Breezie
 

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Breezie, sounds like great info, makes sense. thanks, urdaboss
 

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Would think that this object would be classified as a token as opposed to being a coin...Probably used as a promotional token...
 

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Gecko

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aloha, I found this link that has a pic of a Last Supper medallion for sale for $15. (the image quality is very poor (can't see the bottom of the medal.) http://jarrett.fabpage.com/religious.htm fourth row down, on left.

This medal is on a necklace/chain. the bezel around the coin really looks like some that i have used in the past that unscrew to place a coin, etc in. so maybe your coin was part of a necklace.
Cheers

Aloha again, upon closer look at the medal with my pic editor, by inverting the colors - this is a match for yours.
Cheers
 

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urdaboss

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gecko, i think you hit it on the head. must of had a necklass with it and fell off. i was looking in coins instead of tokens or jewelry. thanks, urdaboss :thumbsup:
thanks to all, jack
 

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