Help with small thin coin

[novacystis]

Hi all-

This was in with a lot of Latin/Palaeologan trachy.  I have no idea what this is but it looks very distinctive.  Any help greatly appreciated.  18mm, 0.72g

Thanks

Colin

[Howard Cole]

Looks like it is Crusader.  I think the image on the left is upside down.

[wileyc]

here it is partly positioned correctly

the obverse on the left is still upside down, you can see the cross which should be at 0 not 180.

looks like a billion denier tournois from Frankish Greece, the dates runs generally from 1245 to 1325

Obverse on left: Cross Pattee
Reverse on right: Castle tournois, spire in form of A (no cross bar)

pretty blundered and hard to make out the letters to determine more specifics.

cordially

cw

[Vladislav D]

I think Greece , Epirus . John II Orsini . This crude coinage was struck at the Castle of Arta by John II Orsini circa 1325 during the time Epirus was invaded by John of Gravina.