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An Irish Ormond-Crown-Like Item, Uniface And Multistruck

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This piece is 44.0 to 45mm across, and weighs 25 grams. It may be made of copper.

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Ormond crowns are commonly forged, multiple-strike, and the reverse can strike up weakly. So weakly as to not strike up at all?
There's something about this coin that I really, really like!
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Thank you, philadelphian. As always, I really value your thoughts!
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Any chance we could see the reverse, to see just how blank it is?
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Certainly.

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Well, the reverse design of Ormond money is pretty spare, but not that spare. May have one big Roman numeral, but I don't even see the shadow of one here.
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