What is this coin and where is it from?

Question

It looks the same on both sides. It has a winged horse and weird symbols on both sides and thats all. Here ia a scanned picture of it that I just did. It is a very tiny bit bigger than a quarter. http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa178/Sweetheartdagger/001-5.jpg

There is nothing on the horse it's a pegasus or a winged horse. So there for the horse has wings. And the symbols look like this. http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa178/Sweetheartdagger/Untitled.jpg Those symbols are on the top and bottom of both sides. So that means that those are above the pegasus and below it on both sides.

Answer 1

As per my studies this coins resembles from the coins of ancient china or its neighbouring nations like Korea,Japan
which mostly have the winged horse and wierd symbols that reveals the goddess or some spritual object.

Answer 2

Well it is not a coin but a token or medal. One character looks Chinese but the others do not. I can not see what is on the horse is there a bird? It could be a token with one of the many Indian languages such a Kutch or Bengali, there are more than these two or maybe Burma. The letters used in all those places look some what like the one on your item. You say both sides are exactly the same? It may take sometime to find this and by the time I do, if I do, Yahoo will have kicked your question off, I wish I had a better image though. I may or may not be able to get back too you on this.

Answer 3

That's not a coin, but a token with Japanese characters on it that read "Yasuda", which probably is the name of a video game outlet or a pachinko parlor. Pachinko is a Japanese-style pinball game with gambling features and that token could be used for such a machine.

Answer 4

It is definetely not greek, the letters in it are certainly not greek

Answer 5

Looks greek to me!

Answer 6

its definitely not chinese