Possibly a Greek token?

Side A: features an inscription running round the edge, part of which appears to read [in English equivalent letters] the word or phrase: DIDESIMVO… In the centre is a lonzenge-shaped (or eye-shaped) feature, formed by tiny rounded pellets, containing a smaller lonzenge-shaped feature.

Side B: Round the edge is another inscription which appears to read [in English equivalent letters] the word or phrase: DOGNOCEN… The central design has worn too badly to identify.

The metal looks to be brass, but is also non-magnetic. The alphabet used appears to be either Greek or possibly Russian.

Diameter: about 23mm Thickness: perhaps 0.5mm Weight: unknown, but very thin and therefore extremely light-weight.



Thanks.

ozmy19

Looks like a modern replica of a Venetion Gold Zecchino, such as this one here https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces114230.html