Soldino [opgelost]

Hi any information on this Soldino please approximately 11mm.

Weight?

Possibly Tommaso Mocenigo but the coin has been clipped so much that the legends bearing the doge's name are completely gone. https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41894.html

Citeer: "tdziemia"​Possibly Tommaso Mocenigo but the coin has been clipped so much that the legends bearing the doge's name are completely gone. https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces41894.html
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​Many thanks i did look at Tommaso Mocenigo but the reverse looked different thanks for your time.

I took your reverse photo and rotated it a bit more than 180 degrees clockwise to get to the proper position, then compared to a reverse of the Tommaso Mocenigo soldino. My skills aren't very good, and your photo is quite dark, but here is the result. I have used a red arc to try and indicate where the edge of your coin is. The comparison is not too bad, including the position of the letters M A R at 3:00 to 5:00 (and of course there is the match of the sigla of a star with something like a sideway S below on the obverse).

Citeer: "tdziemia"​I took your reverse photo and rotated it a bit more than 180 degrees clockwise to get to the proper position, then compared to a reverse of the Tommaso Mocenigo soldino. My skills aren't very good, and your photo is quite dark, but here is the result. I have used a red arc to try and indicate where the edge of your coin is. The comparison is not too bad, including the position of the letters M A R at 3:00 to 5:00 (and of course there is the match of the sigla of a star with something like a sideway S below on the obverse).
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​Thanks again for your time and help i will give the coin a little clean and take some better scans.

Probably the last thing I can contribute to the discussion ... I took a look through CNI.

If the reverse type is the rampant lion (which I believe is the case), then Michele Steno looks like the other possibility.
CNI VII, p.114, 9-15 has the Michele Steno soldino with sigla * above m behind the doge (or something that looks like a script small m).
CNI VII, p.120, 13-15 has the Tommaso Mocenigo soldino with the same sigla in same location.
Other reigns with the rampant lion reverse do not have this sigla.

If I look just to the right of the star obverse, the most visible letter in the legend on your coin is rounded, either an O or possibly a C.
The Mocenigo legend on that side starts + TOM ...
The Steno legend starts + MIC ...

Maybe with the coin in hand you can determine which of these is more likely?

Always great fun working on puzzles like this. Good luck!

Citeer: "tdziemia"​Probably the last thing I can contribute to the discussion ... I took a look through CNI.
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​If the reverse type is the rampant lion (which I believe is the case), then Michele Steno looks like the other possibility.
​CNI VII, p.114, 9-15 has the Michele Steno soldino with sigla * above m behind the doge (or something that looks like a script small m).
​CNI VII, p.120, 13-15 has the Tommaso Mocenigo soldino with the same sigla in same location.
​Other reigns with the rampant lion reverse do not have this sigla.
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​If I look just to the right of the star obverse, the most visible letter in the legend on your coin is rounded, either an O or possibly a C.
​The Mocenigo legend on that side starts + TOM ...
​The Steno legend starts + MIC ...
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​Maybe with the coin in hand you can determine which of these is more likely?

​Always great fun working on puzzles like this. Good luck!

Thanks again you have been a great help,

I just couldn't see the reverse until ive gave it a slight clean and its all become clearer i will spend some time shortly and compare the two suggestions thanks again for you help.

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Citeer: "tdziemia"​
​If I look just to the right of the star obverse, the most visible letter in the legend on your coin is rounded, either an O or possibly a C.
​The Mocenigo legend on that side starts + TOM ...
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I think you are correct saying its a O, Tomaso Mocenigo it is thank you for the help and guidance.