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Roman coin or Token, probable ID...

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Bavaria Mike

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I can't get a 100% ID on it but doubt it is Roman. Received a few ideas and possibilities on other detecting forums and it's been IDed as a Rechenpfennig (Accounting Token) it had no actual value but was a symbol to represent a value while using an abacus. There were many different styles made, some symbolize businesses, Moneyers, Kings etc. Estimated date of the token is late 1500s to early 1700s. HH, Mike
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