Hi all, I found this in the UK in the 1970's with a metal detector and have only just found it again tucked away in a box. 11mm in diameter, extremely light and not magnetic. It's been pressed or hammered. Can you please identify it? Many thanks in advance :-)
I do not know for sure what it is, but my assumption would be a fantasy replica of an ancient coin, made for jewellery purposes.
The thing in the centre is a crude caricature-like portrait not really resembling any specific portrait on Greek or Roman coins.
The legend reads something like HOKE XOLDAIUIOXO. Which is nonsensical gibberish in English, Latin or Greek, though perhaps it's closer to Greek than anything else.
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