Need some help to identify middle coin

It's silver, about 25 mm. Any help would be appreciated.

 

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Can we see the other side?

 

I'm not so sure that those are coins....

 

There coins

 

If I can't even tell they are coin, I don't think I am capable of identifying them...

 

I identify the 2 end ones but not the middle one

 

Time to be serious... What does the middle coin say at the bottom of the reverse?

 

sripiac.8

 

Is there a date?

 

Don't think so

 

Do you have it in your possession? If you open the clasp and take a clear head-on
picture of the coat of arms, there's probably someone who can identify the issuing
country at least. It reminds me of some Central European coins I've seen, but I'd
need a clearer look.

 

Guessing all the coins are from Germany ?

 

Here is a better shot, it's the best I can do

 

The writing on the side indicates that it is a love token (tie clasp or jewelry bit) of sorts. The Words on the center coin translate to "for the love of you" then the persons name. I found a reference for s.r.i.p.i.a.c. as part of a legend on German coins. Below is the link that describe some "remarkable legends" on German coins.

https://www.google.com/books/editio...+s.r.i.p.i.a.c.&pg=PA2797&printsec=frontcover

I do not know if this will help or not. Part of the legend is obscured by the other coins so a guess by me.

 

It is some kind of old German coin, but I'm still searching for what kind of coin....

 

Calling @panzerman . He might know what the middle coin is ???

 

Clemens August von Bayern, 1719-1761. 1/6 Taler 1755, Köln.
https://www.kuenker.de/en/archiv/stueck/114600

Numista:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces176132.html
26 mm, 4.61 gm

 

That does not look like the coin in the photo.....

 

Please look again.
I added a Numista link.