Need help w/coin ID

[scotto]

I was going thru a box at a coin shop today, and all the coins were .25 cents each. I got four with dates in the 1800's, the oldest is this one at 1860. The obverse is pretty worn, but here is the reverse.

Any clues as to what this is? Thanks!

 

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[scotto]

Had to edit 'cuz the pic was GIANT, sorry. :P

 

[junkdigger]

Please send a photo of the obverse,maybe with low light from the side for contrast. It would surely help us to ID it.

 

[scotto]

Please send a photo of the obverse,maybe with low light from the side for contrast. It would surely help us to ID it.

Here ya go JD, probably no help whatsover, but thanks for checking it out.

 

[junkdigger]

OK,scotto,I found it. It's an Austrian Kreuzer,minted at Kremnitz (Hungary). In my book it's worth 50 cents in fine condition. I don't think your coin is in fine condition though. The obverse has a two-head eagle on it (the Imperial eagle). Still,isn't anything that old worth two bits? I'd say so!

 

[DANGLANGLEY]

Might not be worth much but old coins like that are getting rarer every day. Good to hang onto.
I tried to edit the pic to see if it would look better.

 

[Montana Jim]

Hey... the excitment of wondering was worth .25 cents... right!?

 

[scotto]

Hey... the excitment of wondering was worth .25 cents... right!?

Absolutely! Thanks guys for the ID and the help!

 

[montepollock]

I wonder if it may have been carried thru Our Civil War by Immigrant?
I,d love to Know the history on this one.