(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I found this weird penny and was wondering if any of you knows what kind of penny it is i.e. country of origin. If you do know, please quote me and of course I'll rep for your help

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Writing on both sides is in a weird language, and there are no numbers that I can see.

Thanks,
Dopey

That is one nice ****in penny. I bet it's worth $$$

Ok , I found it.
It is a Thai 1/64 Baht coin that was in circualtion from 1902 to 1905.
I can't copy of picture of it directly from the web site but I have copied the information to the web site below, along with the Wikipedia info on Thailand currency.
God knows how you would have ever come across a coin like this in circualtion in the US, and I doubt that it is worth much ( the current exchange rate on the Baht to the dollar is .03 cents , so it would be worth 1/64th of 3 cents )
But you should look at it as a good luck piece, I'm sure no one in the US has come across one of these in a hundred years.

Here is the info on it below.
If you can figure out how to get a picture of it copied please post it here.
OK I rebooted and was able to copy and paste the web address

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Y#22 1 att= 1/64th Baht ( circa 1902-1905 )

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Wiki site
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OMG thanks a lot! expect some rep later on today

Find out exactly how much its worth yet ? =D

I looked around for any value the coin might have and came across some interesting facts.
I did find one in better condition for sale at 19.00
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It is considered rude to put baht banknotes in a wallet that sits in the back pocket, as this allows someone to sit on the image of the King, which is considered highly disrespectful. Similarly, stepping on a baht banknote (or coin) is considered disrespectful. Some shops in Thailand, especially in rural areas, display low-denomination banknotes in front of the shop, both as a charm for wealth and out of respect for the King.

Imagine what that penny has gone through :/

Egypt, totally.

I'm gonna go with that penny is worth more then $0.01 =D

I think they are Baht coin things


Edit: Oh you already got it :/