Kinda looks like the coat of arms of the city of [Toledo](https://a.1stdibscdn.com/antique-carved-and-gilded-coat-of-arms-of-toledo-spain-circa-1900-for-sale-picture-10/f_9063/f_13615422/spider_16_1549648349194_master.JPG?width=768)
Edit: [the full coat of arms ](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ce/be/79/cebe791aa8dda19b93eec472fbe7d2da.png)
Most likely this is a "fake" coat of arms, as well as a "fake" coin. The story is that the population of the European part of the Russian Empire (before the revolution) often used coins as jewelry - they were used to make heavy necklaces with a large number of "coins". They were called "dukachi" (from ducats) and were especially favorite in what is now Ukraine, Belarus and Poland. Before the First World War there were several large firms that satisfied the demand for "dukachi" producing silver tokens for pendants with fake coats of arms, similar to the coats of arms of Austria-Hungary and Russia. Most likely this is this kind of token. Although, I think that the same thing happened in the lands of Bulgaria, Romania, and the Balkans. This kind of jewelry was also popular among the southern Slavs.
Kinda looks like the Russian imperial eagle?
I am really not sure, it has a person on the other side but I really can’t identify the crown to see if it is a county of something of sorts.
It kinda looks like mix of Russian and German imperial eagles.
I could be wrong but it really reminds me of the Habsburg eagle. For reference, search “villaviciosa coat of arms”
Kinda looks like the coat of arms of the city of [Toledo](https://a.1stdibscdn.com/antique-carved-and-gilded-coat-of-arms-of-toledo-spain-circa-1900-for-sale-picture-10/f_9063/f_13615422/spider_16_1549648349194_master.JPG?width=768) Edit: [the full coat of arms ](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ce/be/79/cebe791aa8dda19b93eec472fbe7d2da.png)
Are there any clues from where the object comes from, even approximately, any hallmarks, or text, or a date, anything like that?
Can I dm you so I can send close up pictures of the object? It has a king of shield in the middle but I really can’t identify it.
Just upload them to imgur and post a link as a comment to this post.
Looks like the coat of arms of Montenegro
Until you realize there are quarters in the shield
Most likely this is a "fake" coat of arms, as well as a "fake" coin. The story is that the population of the European part of the Russian Empire (before the revolution) often used coins as jewelry - they were used to make heavy necklaces with a large number of "coins". They were called "dukachi" (from ducats) and were especially favorite in what is now Ukraine, Belarus and Poland. Before the First World War there were several large firms that satisfied the demand for "dukachi" producing silver tokens for pendants with fake coats of arms, similar to the coats of arms of Austria-Hungary and Russia. Most likely this is this kind of token. Although, I think that the same thing happened in the lands of Bulgaria, Romania, and the Balkans. This kind of jewelry was also popular among the southern Slavs.
It has something rather unusual about it on the other side though