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Tiny Mystery Coin Dated 1624

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Here's hoping someone can positively identify this coin.
It appear Austro-Hungarian, or perhaps Poland... one of those Eastern European localities that used the double headed eagle.
Actual size = 15mm. As of now this is the oldest coin I have found in the silver scrap sources I frequent. Thanks for looking. -msy

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The double headed eagle is most commonly associated with the Byzantine Empire. I hope that helps to shed some light on the coin! :)
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It is 1 kreuzer in the name of Ferdinand II of Austria. ARCHID(ux)A(ustriae)DU(x) BU(rgundiae) are well known titles of Austrian emperors (archduke of Austria, duke of Burgundy). I don't know where the MAM stands for.
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Thank you, bart!
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