Unknown Coin, Possibly Roman but No clues as to what it is.

Hello all, 

I have a strange coin that I think to be Roman but would be a splinter state. Hard to tell but I am thinking that might be the case. 

Here are the specs:

• bronze composition
• bust in center of one of the sides
• 2.86g in weight
• between 23 to 24 mm in diameter
• around 1mm in thickness
• also has a partial lettering of "-bisan" 

Hope to hear what this is!

hello, bumping this up for an answer!

I open up the title to include anyone else as this is a coin that could be identifiable but I had no luck under just Rome. 

Hoping someone knows what this is!

cc15

I open up the title to include anyone else as this is a coin that could be identifiable but I had no luck under just Rome. 

 

Hoping someone knows what this is!

Hello all,

An old entry that still hasn't garnered any answers and I really would like to know what this is. 

If anyone has any theories I very much would appreciate it!

Hello, 

I am bumping this post up to see if there could be any information be provided on this coin. 

Thanks!

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[2.86gm / 23 to 24mm] 

 May be some religious token, with maybe SAN UNISAN lettering - 

SAN = SANCTUS = SAINT is my guess. 

 The other side has a figure standing in a dress with bendy legs. 

Guessing not a coin as no country or date or denomination. 

ZacUK

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[2.86gm / 23 to 24mm] 

 

 May be some religious token, with maybe SAN UNISAN lettering - 

SAN = SANCTUS = SAINT is my guess. 

 The other side has a figure standing in a dress with bendy legs. 

Guessing not a coin as no country or date or denomination. 

Huh, I didn't consider the reverse as such. Well I do think a token would match as there has been much responses on it being an actual coin.