Covington

With a design like that, with absolutely no writing, with a square hole, and with nothing on the back, I would say that it isn't a coin at all, but probably a concho.  (ornamental discs used on saddles, belts, and other leather goods)

That makes a little more sense. But it does have reeding around the outside(if "reeding" is not the correct terminology, I apologize). Thanks for the enlightenment.

lol... thanks guys

Thanks for the details. Still learning the ropes. So Bulgaria, was I close to Russia?

yeah.... Honestly, I have no clue as to what you all are talking about. But it sounds good. The Reverse of the coin is completely blank w/ long crack down the center.

Were there copies of this type of coin made? and does that mean its a Russian coin?

That is a very interesting site frost. Very informative.

thanks very much

This coin I believe to be Russian or somewhere in that hemisphere. Though I could not find anything on it, any info would be helpful. They are some of my favorites out of all of my coins.

well, thanks anyway 28. It's the only one I've seen anywhere.

Oh, 16d. Do you happen to know what Transatlantique Havre - New York means? It sounds like a boat or something

Ah... that would explain it not being in the red book. Can anyone offer some specs on it or where to find some specs.

thanx

I found this coin in my grandpa's collection(who has been deceased for some time now)

It is about the size of a nickel and I am sure it is silver.

I can not seem to find any info at all. Any specs and value on this coin would be much appreciated.

Wow, those are nice. I have been searching all over for coins similar. check this one out.