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Ene Laurentiu Iulian

Joined: 28 Nis 2019
Posts: 6

Posted: 25 Kas 2024, 13:21 #

Hello , i find coins on metal detection but this week i find one and i can t find an ID for it .

Can someone help me with ID?

Thank you ! :)

Geison Translator

Joined: 11 Mart 2015
Posts: 2330

Posted: 25 Kas 2024, 13:44 #

Looks like a counter token

There are many types

N#132039

Sjoelund

Joined: 28 Mart 2012
Posts: 15834

Posted: 25 Kas 2024, 19:46 #

Ene Laurentiu Iulian
Hello , i find coins on metal detection but this week i find one and i can t find an ID for it .
Can someone help me with ID?
Thank you ! :)

Welcome to numista.

Please always provide CROPPED images, and the dimensions of your coin?

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com

Ene Laurentiu Iulian

Joined: 28 Nis 2019
Posts: 6

Posted: 26 Kas 2024, 21:09 #

Geison
Looks like a counter token

There are many types
N#132039

Thank you ! :)

Ene Laurentiu Iulian

Joined: 28 Nis 2019
Posts: 6

Posted: 26 Kas 2024, 21:16 #

Sjoelund
Ene Laurentiu Iulian
Hello , i find coins on metal detection but this week i find one and i can t find an ID for it .
Can someone help me with ID?
Thank you ! :)

Welcome to numista.

Please always provide CROPPED images, and the dimensions of your coin?

Hello , coin was found by an metal detection mate , so i don t have coin just this 2 photo but i was more interested about that 5 stars…what country is . Geison's info was very good but thanks :)

Status changed to Solved (Ene Laurentiu Iulian, 26 Kas 2024, 21:16)

Geison Translator

Joined: 11 Mart 2015
Posts: 2330

Posted: 26 Kas 2024, 21:47 #

It is not a coin, but a token used to do some math

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Unfortunelly Numista now blended Exonumia with Official coins so everything could be a bit confuse.

Dejan

Joined: 26 Ocak 2020
Posts: 903

Posted: 26 Kas 2024, 23:09 #

I often wondered why did they need special coins for calculus and not just use small circulating ones???

Geison Translator

Joined: 11 Mart 2015
Posts: 2330

Posted: 26 Kas 2024, 23:13 #

Dejan
I often wondered why did they need special coins for calculus and not just use small circulating ones???

I guess it was just some sort of personalization, they might indeed use blank rounds.

Like how we use an image as the background on our cellphones

Ene Laurentiu Iulian

Joined: 28 Nis 2019
Posts: 6

Posted: 28 Kas 2024, 20:19 #

Geison
It is not a coin, but a token used to do some math

Unfortunelly Numista now blended Exonumia with Official coins so everything could be a bit confuse.

oh , token used to do math , interesting

thank you for help :)

MIMAEL