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Coin ID Please, UK Very Corroded

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Hi everyone I have another odd coin which I found.
Had this a while but no idea what it is.
There are letters on the front but very corroded but I was hoping someone would recognize the pattern on the reverse.

I can see on the front a certain letter M for the start of third line.
2nd line is something like __LLV_ maybe.

Diameter is 29mm and about 1.5mm thick.
Weight is 8 grams and I think bronze.

Hope you can help please.

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When you look at it long enough, the reverse (first image) seems to read:

"1 / SKILLING / DANSKE" and then perhaps "1771" at the bottom.

The second image of the reverse is upside down.

So, Denmark?
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 Posted 04/13/2016  2:34 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Potsdam to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yes, that should be it.
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Thank you very much I found in on a field with a roman villa in but it seemed odd.
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1 Skilling Danske, 1771

The obverse image of your coin is upside-down.

Copper 30 mm diameter, 11 gr weight. Yours is corroded, should explain the weight loss.

Only two dates were issued: 1771 and 1779. 1771 had a mintage of almost 60 million, 1779 noted as rare.
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