Could anyone say more about this probably Etruscan coin ? It's bronze with a diameter of 33 mm, and weights 18.17 grams, or 280.4 grains. The obverse is treequater turned from the reverse site, and it looks to have a rim of 9 sites, instead of 6. I say a coin on wikipedia which shows a similar reverse, and was dated app. 214-212 BC. I would be happy with any reply which give me more information, because I couldn't find any same design with a horseman warrior. Thanks for any reply ! Frederik
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Italian, Etruscan-like font: “I senesi ultimi etruschi" - The Senesi Ultimate Etruscans. Definitely a modern coin.
I enjoy collecting Ancient Etrurian (Rasna) coins. That does not look like anything from my experience.
You can look at what they cost retail (which is not quite the same as what they are "worth") at many sites such as: https://www.vcoins.com/en/coins/ancient-2.aspx
..there are authentic Etruscan coins, but they are few and far between...i know the legends are read in reverse and i've only seen a few of them.. you coin is most likely what are my peers are telling you it is and i concur with them..
In simply googling the quoted legend above you find examples for sale and discussed, suggesting it is modern possibly from the 70's... "It is certainly a medal, suggestive but absolutely modern. the writing, with an "Etruscan" style alphabet, says: "THE SENESI ULTIMATE ETRUSCANS" on the net the only reference is to a scripted-documentary produced in the 70s by the local television network "Canale 3 Toscana". Perhaps the medal was made for the occasion, perhaps attached to some city newspaper." [translated] (from: https://www.lamoneta.it/topic/19267-medaglia-o-moneta/)
