Help Identify Coin

Hi it is impossible to tell without a picture but the figure may be a walking or rampant lion the reverse is the symbol of Castille and the obverse Lion ( Catilla y Leon ) and probably the denominatio is a maravedis

see sample

http://www.maravedis.net/imagenes/c...0Sevilla.jpg

here a 2 maravedis

that is a 4 but your may be a smaller denomination and probably dark copper.

Sorry, I don't have a picture. But doing a Google search for maravedis I found this image, which is the closest I could find to it. The only difference is that the lion on my coin looks like he's standing. Though, I didn't think that sideways he could be on all fours.

http://www.vcoins.com/ancient/david...Product=7652

I should have mentioned that this coin is at the store and I was wondering about buying it. The price was only $10 so I think I might snag it the next time I'm there.

No, I don't have a scanner and it's at the coin store. Like I said, there is no writing whatsoever on either side and it's really small. the coin is black in color and the figures are dark grey.

Also, I did finally identify a coin I've been carrying around as a pocket piece for 20+ years. I bought this at an antique sale for $7. Now it looks like it's worth 13.

http://www.vcoins.com/ancient/david...Product=1808

Dear MAGUSXXX, the coin in your wallet is a Byzantine follis/nummis of emperor Justin 2 and Queen Sophia.... and has absolutely nothing to do with Spain.