Identification [решено]

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Coin or token? Real or fake?
catalinfarcas78
First image looks like letters/numbers from Israel. What size?

EDIT: As there is nothing on the other side it looks like it may have had
something stuck on there, and as the first side has deep carvings then
at one time it may have been a stamp - so whatever is on there will be
in reverse, until pressed into say sealing way then it will be correctly viewed.
I have items of the same size and metal - see below -
and just now seen a reply below also thinks it was a stamp. :)


Those two small items of mine are in French and in reverse.
They read TOUJOURS D'ACCORD and VOUS LA MÉRITEZ the right way round.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
It seems to be yiddish script ?
I think it is Yiddish, but it is mirror image,
which suggests it is a stamp.
I can't translate it, but I think the middle word is in fact 'yiddish'
Jamais l'or n'a perdu la plus petite occasion de se montrer stupide. -Balzac
I posted the piece to a translation forum, so you should get some answers soon about what it says.
The piece says "Tzvi Tatsler - Kosher Wine". Tzvi Tatsler is a name.
It's some advertising token then?
I do not think it was a token. As I wrote earlier it looks like a seal,
and as mentioned above it was used on a wine bottle. Examples on here ...
http://www.cova-inc.org/wineseals/
where they show the seals, and the item shown is used to make them.
Hence the other side is blank and once had a wooden handle or similar.
So it was held in the brass part of something like this ...
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins

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