Reval, klippe

First time I can`t find any information about coin… 

Maybe someone can help me? Thank you! 

no final id, only two ideas which might help:

Inscription is abbreviation of moneta nova civitas reval.

Issuer seems to be swedish Estonia, a very similar coat of arms can be found on a 1562 coin.

I did not search exonumia, in my opinion it's a coin, not in catalog so far.

Hello it's not a coin, it's a monetary weight and yes Swedish Estonia.

PS: Year could be 1516 or 1616, the numbers 1 and 6 are left and right of the coat of arms. I prefer 1516, later dates are complete.

Welcome to numista!

If it is a weight, the numbers might be the value of the coin for which it is a weight (rather than a date).   

Since no information can be found on this item, the possibility of a countefeit should also be considered.

Thanks for your thoughts and help! 

So, the metallographic examination showed that this is old metal, not refined silver. It's good! After all, a fake is not made in one piece, I think.  I`m not sure it is exagia. I have never seen silver kettlebells. True, this only means that I did not see them, and nothing more. 

I think it's a coin after all. The numbers are not 18, but 48. Most likely, it is the year 1548. The weight is close to the mark. I found something similar and rare from neighboring Latvia.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces140604.html?fbclid=IwAR39WHbC5sHkEuGLwiIo3aGpBJlEUW05S98jHpd41SE6SDZ1F-ZbA86dU5E

I think I have to contact some researcher...

hello this is Estonia, Reval corresponds to Tallin today! identical coat of arms and legend, but not the same coin, but it is the city of Reval, I think it's a monetary weight

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Hello, Andre! 

Your version has a right to exist because no one has given this item to this day. One my friend collect monetary weight (exagium) for over 20 years and says he has never had a silver one. Have you seen any example of a silver monetary weight? I completely agree with you about the explanation of the legend.

Yes i have seen a monetary weight in silver before, a long time ago, that's why i think it is, now i could be wrong, but i have done quite a bit of research on the side of  Estonia of what you have I did not find anything concerning a coin, that is why I think it is a monetary weight, I also did not find anything concerning the coin which could correspond, I  would do some more research on the city of Reval, but I really think it's a monetary weight, I'll do some research on the monetary weights of Estonia and get back to you, best regards

I will be grateful to you!