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Knights Templar?

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I have this coin and would like to know its value and about how old it is or isn't.

Knights-Templar?
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Welcome!
A better picture would go a long way, as there seem to be some remnant letters of a legend around the central cross pattée in a quadrilobe. And of course, a pic of the other side!
I'm hoping the other side has a pair of crossed keys...
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The Knights Templar did not own territory, and therefore did not issue coins of their own. Many mediaeval coins had crosses of this kind on them; better pics of both sides might let us find out more precisely which type you have.
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The other side does have two crossed keys. Will post picture ASAP
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Yes exactly like that....
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For some reason I can't add photo cause I'm on my iPhone?
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Go under Reply to Topic and use Upload Image, but you may have to use the Image Optimizer and decrease the image quality to get it way under 100 MB; more like under 40. When you go to "download this image" just touch it and hold, then Save Image. It will go to your Photos.
Petrus has stolen my thunder, but this is very likely a patard from the Papal State in France known as the Comtat Venaissin, which surrounds Avignon, but from two or three hundred years after the time when Avignon housed a second Pope competing with the Pope in Rome. The legend on the other side of the coin may still bear the name of Pope Urban VIII.
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So this is a papal coin, seems to be Urban VIII? It's does have two crossed keys on reverse.
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I'll sign off on the ID when I can see some piece of the legend VRBANVS VIII PONT MAX.
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I've tried several times to upload picture, won't let me after I resize it.... It does have some type of writing around edge of coin. If this is an Urban VIII is it worth anything?
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