Please help identify

[diggintim]

My finds for today was A 1964 D dime a sterling silver charm and this coin of which I think is gold. Does anyone know what this is? Pics are not that great but niether is my phone sorry

 

[Mackaydon]

It appears to be a Jewish 'lepton' from the 1st century BC; more commonly called a 'Widow's Mite', based on a Bible story as related in Mark 12: 41-44. The image is that of a Seleucid anchor symbolizing maritime strength. The anchor appears upside down, but that was the correct storage position on board a boat. What does the reverse look like? The original coin was made of bronze, weighed about 2 grams and had a diameter of about 16 mm.
Don........

 

[diggintim]

Thank you Don it has five what looks like drum sticks on the back arranged in a circle hopes this helps but what a hunt for the first time out with my AT Pro! at an old school house that I have been to a few times with the Ace 250, I only was there for an hour to can't wait to go back!

 

[Mackaydon]

What you are seeing on the reverse are the 'spokes' (drumsticks) of a wheel.
This site will give you more information.
Widow's Mites
Don.....

 

[spootyooty]

Cool find!! What part of southern ohio are u from?

 

[diggintim]

I am in Jackson