Thin silver coin?

[Merf]

Found this and almost thought it was a tabtop.
It is very thin silver and measures 5/8 inch in diameter.

TIA Merf

 

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[colorado14ers]

could be a well worn reale? cool no matter what though!!!

 

[Mackaydon]

Merf:
Did you find it in the States?
Don.....

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

If its a coin, Ironpatch will get it.

The first pic looks like it begins with an S and ends with er. Also a u in between.

The other side has numbers.

 

[shaun7]

Looks familiar but

Maybe Dutch?

 

[Merf]

Merf:
Did you find it in the States?
Don.....

Yes-- I found it at an old homestead site.

 

[Fast_Dave]

I won't say one of a kind, but it's sure a short mint run on this one. It's a 1 Stuiver from Curacao(Netherlands Antilles) and according to Krause was only minted one year, 1822. Congrats on a rare one!

 

[Iron Patch]

If its a coin, Ironpatch will get it.

The first pic looks like it begins with an S and ends with er. Also a u in between.

The other side has numbers.

Wouldn't have got it just looking, but would have if I put in the time because I would have thought Stuiver, and do have the Krause.

 

[Silver Searcher]

I won't say one of a kind, but it's sure a short mint run on this one. It's a 1 Stuiver from Curacao(Netherlands Antilles) and according to Krause was only minted one year, 1822. Congrats on a rare one!

Nice ID

SS

 

[Merf]

I won't say one of a kind, but it's sure a short mint run on this one. It's a 1 Stuiver from Curacao(Netherlands Antilles) and according to Krause was only minted one year, 1822. Congrats on a rare one!

Thanks Dave Greatly appreciated.


Thanks to all for the responses.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I won't say one of a kind, but it's sure a short mint run on this one. It's a 1 Stuiver from Curacao(Netherlands Antilles) and according to Krause was only minted one year, 1822. Congrats on a rare one!

Great ID. I couldnt google it because I didnt see the t. I had most of the other letters. If I was smart enough I would have tried all the common letters that follow S. But I thought the next letter was a vowel. :P The closest I got was Seumer.

 

[Fast_Dave]

I cheated a bit, used the guide in Krause that lists denominations of coins and found the ones that start with an S and end in ER. I figured from the 1 that the word was the value of the coin. Then checked each country til I found the match.

 

[IronSpike]

Great ID and sweet find