✅ SOLVED Coin id help please!!🙏

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Himself found this tiny coin on Sunday… but he hasnt been able to id it… would anyone be able to help! Its 11 mm diameter and confimed Silver.

Thanks in advance xx
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That's so cool. Congrats to Him!
FWIW: I see two people holding a body
 

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Hmmm… im not pleased HE found it i have a nasty feeling is a sceat … he will be unbearable if it is !!! 😂😂

LOL, after a 20 min crash course in sceats and some searching I think you may be right.
 

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Cool find, and I’m afraid he is going to crow about it!

Looks to be a sceat with a ‘female centaur [note the pair of boobs] surrounded by palm fronds’ obverse. This probably isn’t your exact coin, but it’s a similar design type:

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That one is Series S, Type 47 from between 710-760 AD with a reverse design ‘whorl of four stylised wolf heads, their beaded tongues meeting in the centre’. Diameter 12mm, weight 1.01g. Your reverse is too corroded for me to comment further but probably ‘Crusader’ will be able to type it more precisely.
 

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Cool find, and I’m afraid he is going to crow about it!

Looks to be a sceat with a ‘female centaur [note the pair of boobs] surrounded by palm fronds’ obverse. This probably isn’t your exact coin, but it’s a similar design type:

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That one is Series S, Type 47 from between 710-760 AD with a reverse design ‘whorl of four stylised wolf heads, their beaded tongues meeting in the centre’. Diameter 12mm, weight 1.01g. Your reverse is too corroded for me to comment further but probably ‘Crusader’ will be able to type it more precisely.
Ahh thank you, that’s brilliant Thank you…. I will tell him it’s a Victorian button.. 😉 xx
 

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