Italian or France - Feudal Coin Identification [opgelost]

I have this coin to identify. The possibility that it is a coin of France - Feudal is good, as it is clearly a Liard type with an H monogram and a crown on the obverse and on the reverse a fleur-de-lys type of cross. It is about 15-17 mm and less than 1 gram. But I believe it could be an Italian imitation of the Mazzetti family. What do you think!? Thank you for your help.

( https://en.numista.com/forum/topic78113.html )
( https://en.numista.com/catalogue/frinco_lordship-1.html )

Oh my goodness - dark, corroded coins photographed at night.
Much better to wait 12 hours and photograph them outdoors in daylight.
I tried brightening those pictures, but not much help ...

Citeer: "ZacUK"​ Oh my goodness - dark, corroded coins photographed at night.
​Much better to wait 12 hours and photograph them outdoors in daylight.
​I tried brightening those pictures, but not much help ...
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​ New photos in daylight:


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Thanks. Better. Except now more background than coin! I cropped them ...

I always thought it looked more like an M than H letter.
Then today I found this, from France, which also matches the size and weight ...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces162674.html



Similarly the coin looked more to have a Maltese cross shape on it,
rather than a fleur-de-lys one.

Great ID!

Wow!!! Amazing!! Yes yes, it makes perfect sense now, I don't believe it. Really I was in doubt between an M and an H. I'm very happy!!! Thank you very much to all of you!!!!! This forum is awesome, everyone here is excellent with identification!!!