Created on 2024-01-27

The image shows two views of a square-shaped silver coin. The coin is rotated in a way that its corners point upwards, downwards, and to the sides, making it resemble a diamond shape. On the left, the coin's face shows a set of inscriptions. At the top, it reads "OBS" which likely stands for "Observation" (a term often used in coin collecting to refer to the front or "face" of the coin). Below this, in larger letters, it says "NEWARK", and underneath, the date "1646" is stamped prominently. The surface appears slightly worn. On the right, the reverse side of the coin is visible. It features an elaborate design with a central crest or coat of arms that is heavily decorated with ornate details including what appear to be leaves and scrolls. Above the crest, a crown is depicted. To the right of the crest, there's a large capital "R". The background behind the crest seems to be a detailed engraving, which might represent clouds or decorative scrollwork. Below the design is a number "937.5.TXX", which may correspond to a cataloging or inventory system. The background to both sides of the coin is black, and to the right-hand side of the image, a scale with gradations marked in centimeters verifies the coin's size.

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows two metal tokens or coins. One coin has the text "MI WARK 1646" engraved on it, while the other has a crown symbol and the text "EST 1661" engraved on it. The coins appear to be old or antique in nature, with a worn and weathered appearance. The background is dark, allowing the details on the coins to be clearly visible.