Help identify the coin, was found in the Netherlands near Amstelveen [solved]

 Just about made out WERCH and PASSEM which from this [no connection] token 

N#38921 

maybe then be PASSEMENTERIE lettering - or PASSEMENTERMENT maybe. 

Quote: Passementerie or passementarie is the art of making elaborate trimmings or 

edgings (in French, passements) of applied braid, gold or silver cord, ... 

 Maybe those items in the middle are used in such. I found this 

 which looks like a modern version of one of them.

Other side looks like a fat cat leaping to the right. 

 Still looking … 

 I think I found it. The item is described as > 

A guild token by Frans Ernst 

Servants of the bullion and ribbon workers guild of Amsterdam 

A long link, with pictures 

https://www.alamy.com/servants-of-the-bullion-and-ribbon-workers-guild-of-amsterdam-guild-token-by-frans-ernst-demant-messing-token-front-crowned-coat-of-arms-flanked-by-two-lions-above-cartouche-with-inscription-reverse-weavers-spindle-under-crown-amsterdam-frans-ernst-demant-anonymous-1700-brass-alloy-engraving-d-32-cm-w-1534-image261391020.html?imageid=79320873-DBAB-4C99-BD64-7E9027ABB569&p=546931&pn=1&searchId=60a40e81bb1726ed85f2864471007090&searchtype=0 

Thank you very much for your help

 More … 

'Servants of the bullion and ribbon workers guild of Amsterdam, guild token by Frans Ernst Demant, Messing token Front: crowned coat of arms, flanked by two lions above cartouche with inscription. Reverse: weaver's spindle under crown, Amsterdam, Frans Ernst Demant, anonymous, 1700, brass (alloy), engraving, d 3.2 cm × w 15.34 gr' 

 Lettering may be: PASSEMENT EN LINT WERCKERS KNEGTS [in Dutch presumably] 

Also mentioned in this PDF document > 

http://numisbel.be/1858_22.pdf 

 Thanks. Lastly, it is [in French] on Page 7 of that PDF 

 and below I cropped all pictures for comparison. 

That first side has the Coat of Arms at the top, 

with a blank space below for engraving - 

which yours looks to have something in italics in there.