European Coin

Looks like a Wilhelm III one etto coin from Prussia although I can't seem to find the obverse anywhere. might be from a part of Germany like a Dutchy or something like that

commemorative medal or token
It says ietton (or jeton)
I saw a similar token today:
http://en.numista.com/forum/topic43183.html
http://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coi...n_coin=14078

And here is yours:
zumandenken des friedens ietton 1814
fried.wilh III.koenig v.preussen
http://www.ma-shops.com/hoelscher/i...9032&lang=en
or this (but not extremely rare as told there)
http://www.coinpeople.com/index.php...-1814-jeton/

I have bought a few French (mostly) and German jetons from higher priced dealers' junk bins.

They can be a bit frustrating in their identification; there are a few specialised books published on them. Because of their low value as collector pieces as a genre, they are not 'maistream' for most collectors.

I would imagine that the price of purchase of specialist books on jetons would not be justified for the relatively few jetons found in the collections of those who have only a passing interest in them.

That is why responses are typical: 'This is not a coin, it is a jeton', and why further progression of identification is unusual.