Tryed calling to my museum whos in charge of me but no answer guess there already in the weekend.
Best Regards
Sean
Almost forgot both sides are the same and the coin is uneven in thickness. From 1mm to 2mm.
I'm quite sure it is a modern fantasy piece used in reenactments/role playing. But to be on the safe side, you should show it to your museum the next time you pay them a visit
Found this link, where it is a one sided pendant made of tin:
www.danskmoent.dk/fals...antasi.htm
Even though it still is a fantasy piece, the fact that Lerche, who was a famous Danish coin collector, had it in his collection makes it quite interesting. You could try to send an email to Dank Mönt and see if they have any additional information: gambit @ post2.tele.dk and m.skjoldager @ adslhome.dk
Thx Tobias for the Quick responce. Whats wierd , is the weight and the Material of this piece . It has the seize of a German 2 Mark piece from 1901 . But is 3 gramms heavier. With 15 grams by 28mm . Im assuming its silver.
Best Regards
Sean
Have you tried measuring the specific weight, i.e. grams/cm3?
Not yet , i dont have a proper glas with scale.
Best Regards
Sean
Hey Sean. I am no kind of expert so Tobias might be the one who knows what he's talking about (this being a roleplaying item and all), but please call the museum about this piece and let them just have a look. To my amateur eyes it looks like an inscription in iron age futhark, and that would be a bit of a find.
Tryed calling to my museum whos in charge of me but no answer guess there already in the weekend.
Best Regards
Sean
Almost forgot both sides are the same and the coin is uneven in thickness. From 1mm to 2mm.
I'm quite sure it is a modern fantasy piece used in reenactments/role playing. But to be on the safe side, you should show it to your museum the next time you pay them a visit
Found this link, where it is a one sided pendant made of tin:
www.danskmoent.dk/fals...antasi.htm
Even though it still is a fantasy piece, the fact that Lerche, who was a famous Danish coin collector, had it in his collection makes it quite interesting. You could try to send an email to Dank Mönt and see if they have any additional information: gambit @ post2.tele.dk and m.skjoldager @ adslhome.dk
Thx Tobias for the Quick responce. Whats wierd , is the weight and the Material of this piece . It has the seize of a German 2 Mark piece from 1901 . But is 3 gramms heavier. With 15 grams by 28mm . Im assuming its silver.
Best Regards
Sean
Have you tried measuring the specific weight, i.e. grams/cm3?
Not yet , i dont have a proper glas with scale.
Best Regards
Sean
Hey Sean. I am no kind of expert so Tobias might be the one who knows what he's talking about (this being a roleplaying item and all), but please call the museum about this piece and let them just have a look. To my amateur eyes it looks like an inscription in iron age futhark, and that would be a bit of a find.