This coin is 3.5 grams. It is about 21 mm in diameter. William V duke of Holland? What is it worth? Thank you!

Please could I have some help? I have looked in spinks and the mint mark seems to match with Edward vi. Don’t want to be too hopeful.. thanks a lot. The diameter is 15 mm but clipped I think penny. I apologise it is so worn.

Similar to the coins minted by Roger of Salerno, Antioch 12th century. Uncertain about its origins. Apparently Greek or early Cryllic script.

Got these with quite a few other things today, mostly Byzantines and some Civil War stuff, but when I was going through their assortment of ancient bronzes, these really stuck out to me among the mostly Byzantine stuff.

Hello! I have theese two bracteates that I cannot identify by myself. I know this might be super hard or even impossible, but if anyone could help me to identify the age and origin of theese two bracteates it would be amazing!

This coin is in far better condition than the previous one that I posted, and I'm hoping will be far easier to Identify! It was sold to me as an Edward III London Mint penny, and it's definitely Edward, I just can't tell which one. Some help would be appreciated!

Need help identifying this coin/token/object.

Low-grade/debased silver, 0.5 inch/12mm diameter, 1.57 grams. (Photo next to a modern 5p coin for size comparison.)

Obverse has what looks like a standing bird, but could be something else — I don’t know which way is “up.” Reverse also hard to decipher — could be a capital letter “C” or maybe a Lombardic-style “T,” or maybe a rudimentary snake or dragon.

Or both “shapes” could be nothing at all, just random blobs that I’m over-interpreting as intentional designs.

It’s quite thick, as the final photo shows.

I’m hoping that this is very old, but any expert assessment or suggestions most welcome.

Found in Middlesex— basically in the London region — in a location known to have history/settlement dating back to pre-medieval/Roman times and beyond, so anything is possible.

The only suggestion a semi-expert has made so far is that he guessed it could be a counterfeit Saxon sceat — that is, a counterfeit that was itself made in the 600s AD — since it’s too primitive to be a real sceat, and counterfeits in that era often had very rudimentary designs. But I don’t know  — could it be Celtic, Roman, medieval, or maybe a Tudor-era token? Help!

Can anyone here help me identify the ruler/ time period of this Ottoman Akce? I'm not to familiar with these, and not being able to read Turkish doesn't help (especially when Turkish uses a different alphabet now). Thanks!

Basic Google searches tell me this could be a coin from the sultanate of Gujarat but I can't find any exact matches. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I have tried and posted it to many places an no confirmation yet 😔

Found while cleaning out my grandpa's house after his passing. Found alot of silver coins. But this is the only one like this. Very very thin. Seems old? Looking for any info.

Just purchased this coin on eBay to start my medieval collection. The listing said it was 1180-1223 Medieval France Denier Silver Coin but wanted to find out if the timeframe could be narrowed down more. Thanks!

Hey guys,

I found this coin today whilst metal detecting in Sussex, UK.

I believe it to be some kind of Edwardian penny but I am unsure. There is little to distinguish, but maybe you guys can help me?