Is this a coin, token, or just garbage?

Got this thing today and I have no idea what it is.

Looks like a tourist souvenir token imitating something incomprehensible (the crest looks like the one on ancient Kievan Rus coins but the inscription is in an unknown script, if this is a script at all).

Modern copy of widow's mite

It's a modern reproduction of a lepton or "widow's mite" from Judea.

Example of a real one:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces94925.html

edit: ninja'd

Great little item for an object lesson for children or adults

Witnessing the donations made by the rich men, Jesus highlights how a poor widow donates only two mites, the least valuable coins available at the time. But, Jesus observes, this sum was everything she had to her name, while the other people give only a small portion of their own wealth.

Guess I'll add it to my ancient fake pile (which is tiny). At least the others say "COPY."

Quote: "edduns"​​Great little item for an object lesson for children or adults
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​Witnessing the donations made by the rich men, Jesus highlights how a poor widow donates only two mites, the least valuable coins available at the time. But, Jesus observes, this sum was everything she had to her name, while the other people give only a small portion of their own wealth.

​I always wondered. Thanks!