Unknown England Greenie or weight

[cerebus]

Came across this looking through greenie bag. Was very crusty with no detail, put in peroxide a few times when bored and got some detail. Is very thick. Any ideas?

 

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[snaps]

Apothecary Weight? Seems like I've seen round ones before- I've found 2 square ones- look for funky looking symbols an intertwined circles- sweet find regardless! Snaps

 

[cerebus]

Apothecary Weight? Seems like I've seen round ones before- I've found 2 square ones- look for funky looking symbols an intertwined circles- sweet find regardless! Snaps

Thanks a lot! Never considered that.

 

[jewelerguy]

looks like a Celtic bronze coin to me

 

[cerebus]

looks like a Celtic bronze coin to me

Its a lot thicker and better condition than any other Celtic bronze I found. Seems old or foreign, would love it to be Celtic.

 

[smokeythecat]

The thickness reminds me of some of the coins of the Roman Republic, however, the republic ended a few hundred years before the Romans got into England. But you never know.

 

[CRUSADER]

The only option is a Roman Coin like a Dupondius.

 

[CRUSADER]

The only option is a Roman Coin like a Dupondius.

This judgement was a quick scan on its thickness which is consistent with the above. However, checking again, its far too small, so it is an odd thing indeed.

 

[cerebus]

It is pretty odd. Stopped cleaning when I noticed some detail, will try and get some more.

 

[CRUSADER]

Being so small & dumpy (thick), the only Roman Coin that now makes sense is a Provincial.

 

[cerebus]

It may be hard to see, but with further cleaning it seems to have holes/indents that are a black in colour. It almost looks glass or enamel.