what is it?

[nutso]

This item appears to be gold plated. It had an eye at the top probly for a chain (necklace?) but appears to be old. The back has no markings. Can anyone identify or date this from the pic?

 

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[omnicognic]

That portrait is SO familiar, I just can't place it! I know that guy! I have something with that same pic or I have read something! dang! it's killing me! I know this it's right off the tip of my tongue! when I get it I'll post it! 8)

 

[weldermark]

remind's me of the head on a Barber coin .



HH Mark

 

[jeff of pa]

Looks like a GREEK coin replica to me

 

[treaser hunta]

It looks like a religious coin.

 

[mattjd]

It can't be a replica because of all the corrosion that is on it takes a long time to form. It looks like a roman/greek coin. Try taking it to a coin shop. They will be able to identify it. The eye at the top may have been a peice of corrosion jetting out of the side. Good Luck!

 

[nutso]

Thanks for the advise and links, I'll let you know what I find out.

 

[Gunner]

It is a modern jewelry piece. It is meant to copy the style of a roman coin (1st Century A.D.); however, the artist missed their mark and the portrait is quite modern.


Gunner

 

[nutso]

I was wrong about the back side. It appears to be exactly as the front side. I cant read the writing on the back side. All I can make out is HE? near the forehead of the figure in the pic.

 

[Leon]

I'm not exactly sure what they are... Some type of coin replica to wear as a pendant..
I found one awhile back, and have found no info on it...
Here is a link to the post of the one of mine: http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,4427.0.html
Your does seem to match the some of the pics at the site that Buckram posted...
I can't seem to even find a pic of mine,,,but yet it looks so familar
Good luck with the ID...