Coin in bad condition, maybe 15th century from Netherlands? [solved]

Hi friends!

I am struggling to identify the coin below due to its condition.

I recognise a cross with a lily in the middle inside a diamond, surrounded by a text.

On the other side, there is a shield, also surrounded by text.

I could find some similarities with the coin 2 mites - Charles the Bold N# 309011, but I am not sure since I cannot recognise the shield or the lettering, but weight and dimensions could be similar.

Does anyone have a better idea of which coin/token it is and what value it has?

Thanks a lot in advance!

During 7 years, there were some variations, see this coin with a different letering on reverse

I agree this looks like a 2 mites coin of the County of Flanders, Bruges mint (fleur-de-lis in the center of cross reverse).

The options are Philip 2 Mites - Philip the Good - Burgundian Netherlands – Numista  or Charles (links already provided).  Very difficult to know from the state of the legends, but I agree the lettering looks more like KAROL than PhS.

I see “OV” at the bottom on reverse, so I bet this 97^th coin

RUMMEN

JEAN II (1419 ?-1465) ou JEANNE DE WEZEMAAL (1464- 1474).

Double mite - 0,88 g. 

D/ +PHSoDoGoBoZoCOMoFLAD - Armes de Bourgogne en plein champ

R/ +MONETA.NOVA.DE.RVME - Croix pattée portant un lis en cœur

Thanks a lot Frenchlover and tdziemia.

I would agree to the “OV”, I will suppose it is the one proposed by Frenchlover.

Anyway, difficult to know with the coin status.

Thanks for your quick support!

You should now create a new coin in Numista to help future identifications 😉

Well I learned something new about Rummen coins!

As pointed out by frenchlover, legend variants are common, and on this example of the Flanders 2 mite of Philip, we can see the full word NOVA in the same location:  https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1625764

Here are a few other options (but Rummen is certainly correct):

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1067305

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=2475491

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=8188440

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=8188441

They all have a Burgundian coat of arms/coat of arms of Philip the Good but a different obverse legend than Frenchlover's 97^th coin so now it's important to figure out which legend it is. The legends are so different it must be possible to determinate which one, even when only a small part is readable.

The ruler should be Joanna (Jeanne) of Wesemael (1464-1474). The “double mites” of John II of Wesemael (1415-1465) have the coat of arms of Wesemael on the obverse (a shield with three fleurs-de-lis and no lilly within the cross on the reverse: https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=8188439).

The third option can be ruled out because the arms do not match.

And yes, we could create a Rummen 2 mites coin for the catalog.  (maybe by tomorrow morning it will exist 😉).