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ID Help: Final Oddity From That "Roman" Coin Lot

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Hello!

This is the last coin I'm having trouble ID-ing. It's so small and worn that I'm not sure what's possible, but its worth a shot. Any hints as to the era, empire, design, historical context, etc would all be much appreciated.


Weight: 0.9 grams

Diameter: 9mm

Thickness: 2mm

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Looks Byzantine, could be a seal if it's lead.
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That's interesting, I haven't considered that it isn't necessarily a coin. Is there any way I could test if it is lead without damaging it too much?
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It sort of resembles the bottom left coin here. A nummus I believe? I'm unfamiliar in this area of numismatics so if anyone can confirm/deny or give a more exact attribution I'd be very grateful
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Turn the bottom pic 90 degrees counterclockwise and it looks like an O attached to the top of an N, so most likely Leo

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Or perhaps Zeno (there are variants with the O on the left)

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Thanks Finn! I looked up some monograms in cat bikes and it matches Zeno (there's a faint z above the N after some cleaning).
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