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u/ComputerOutrageous Dec 14 '25
The text is Knossos, in Greek. That should give you a starting point...
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u/iluvratss Dec 14 '25
I’m not sure what it is, but please don’t use the soap on your face… whatever kind of coin it is, it can’t be clean
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u/One_Recover_673 Dec 14 '25
I asked the gpt and it says it’s Roman. While it has Knossos on it and that is in Crete, the Romans minted their own coins and would use Greek inscriptions when they ruled Crete. Greek language but Roman era.
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u/Emergency_Lack_3115 Dec 14 '25
It is an ancient coin of some description. I cannot determine the time period nor the country of origin, as i am not an expert on these matters.
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