Okay, finally, the last one. It appears to be Greek. This one is 14 mm in diameter and pretty thick due to the head. I'm not sure if it's real or not, but maybe any of you wise men or women can enlighten me about that. Again, thanks in advance for any help you can give me. Greetings from the beautiful Netherlands.
It appears to be a replica of an Athens "owl" tetradrachm. It appears to be only silver-plated rather than solid silver, with brownish copper showing through on the obverse in several places.
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So, not very special then. I wonder how I got it, though. Thanks a lot. By the way, the brownish coloring appears to be on the coin, because I can scrape it of at some places. Nevertheless probably not silver.
My initial guess was a replica, the owl looked too realistic - on genuine I've seen it was usually more insect-like. But I'm not even a fraction of an expert on ancients so I waited with my opinion.
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