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Can Anyone Assist In Identifying These Two Coins Please

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Hi,

First coin I have no idea, 2nd coin is Greek. I am not sure if second coin is a copy or replica as is in excellent condition.



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I think your first coin may be a halfpenny token issued in Ireland. The character on the obverse appears to be Bishop Blaize AKA St Blaise, patron saint of the wool trade. I can't match up the reverse though. Weight and diameter would be useful.
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Hi,

Havent got coins with me at the moment - Will give dimensions and weight when I get home tonight

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I'm pretty sure the Thourioi double-nomos is a fake. Compare with this fake.

The first one is a somewhat clipped Irish halfpenny token, one of the "Cronebane mule" types. Intact, it would have looked more like this example.
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