This is the second time you have posted the same images which are too small and do not show enough detail. Do you want help or not?
If you do, please either use or borrow a high resolution camera with a macro feature. That's the little tulip symbol on the camera. Then, make a rubbing of the item. You do this with a number 2 pencil and paper. Put the paper on the coin, hold it steady and rub lightly with the bare pencil lead on the paper. Cover the whole coin with the rubbing with the pencil lead being at a very low angle to the paper. This enhances the low areas and gives an excellent relief image of the coin.
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