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Dont Know Where Its From | Venetian Dalmatia & Albania

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Dont-Know-Where-Its-From-|-Venetian-Dalmatia-&-Albania

Dont-Know-Where-Its-From-|-Venetian-Dalmatia-&-Albania

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I had to look at this sideways. The obverse says SAN MARC VEN. This Translates into Saint Mark's in Venice, Italy. I have a couple of Venetian coins and this one looks nothing like them. My best guess is this may be a church token for Saint Mark's Cathedral.
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The reverse says "DALMA ET ALBAN" - it's from "Dalmatia & Albania", the name of the Venetian-controlled territories along the coast of what are now Croatia and Montenegro. It's not ancient - 1500s, maybe 1600s from memory.
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thank you for the info sisko
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It's also not terribly rare - I have the same thing, although I'm just now getting around to attributing it.
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quote: "It's not ancient - 1500s, maybe 1600s from memory."
- obviously, you're older than most of the rest of us !

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