Totally stumped. Need help with coin ID - winner will get a SILVER prize!!!

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Got this as part of a lot of coins I purchased. Size is a little bigger than a US half dollar, weight is 10.7 grams. Coin does not appear to be silver (sound/sight).

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Good luck!!
 

I would say a russian kopeck coin.
 

Gonna need year/denomination to win!
 

no, i do not know with any certainty if it is a coin or not - but it was mixed in with 1000 other coins....
 

I cant tell from the photo, on the side without the eagle ( im assuming the reverse) does that edge lettering appear to take up the entire edge or could there be a wreath in there under that wear?
 

What were you told, if anything, about the item when you purchased the lot?

nothing. i have found coins in the lot from south america, asia, euope mostly.
 

I cant tell from the photo, on the side without the eagle ( im assuming the reverse) does that edge lettering appear to take up the entire edge or could there be a wreath in there under that wear?

lettering takes up most of the edge it appears, i dont think i see a wreath
 

ive checked everything I got on Russian coins and that eagle doesn't match any of them at all, the wings and neck curvature is all wrong, if more of that lettering was there I could at least tell weather or not it is cyrillic
 

not Russian or Austrian, im stumped, for now, can anyone get anything out of that lettering
 

Thinking outside the box--and under the influence of a glass of Merlot.....it may be two winged creatures holding hands, facing one another, each wearing a backwards bending crest in the form of an eagles' head or perhaps a serpents' heads.
Don........
 

that one novel approach don but it does give me an idea, ill be back!
 

well its not Albanian, time to bite the bullet and start checking the german states, this could take a while......
 

you know what your right, the legs brought it all into frame for me, now I have absolutely no idea where to start!
 

Almost looks like this. On your coin I think I see the date 1222 image-632464148.webp
 

The 1234 Roskilde Denier (pfennig, penning, etc) holds the title of earliest coin with an Anno Domini date.
So, unless the OP's 'coin' is a record breaker, the 1222 date, if seen, cannot be the date of the 'coin'--if it is a coin.
Don....
 

I thought I saw 1222 as well for what its worth
 

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