An exciting Italian colonial coin from 1891 [solved]

This silver coin is not in the popular catalogs (!) and I'm wondering if it should be categorized as Italian colonial or as occupied Eritrea. I would like a bit more information on it before I add it to the Numista catalog. I was very excited to find this in a local flea market.

UMBERTO I RE D'ITALIA 1891 COLONIA ERITREA bottom TALLERO

How much is it worth?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19047.html

if it is real, (I make no judgement, but "found at a flea market" is like a fairy tale)
it is valuable, however,
https://www.ebay.fr/sch/items/?_nkw=Italy+Tallero+Colonia+Eritrea+1891+Umberto+I
apparently reproductions exist...

hello, you should tell us the weight, but in my opinion and a reproduction. The beading does not seem consistent with the original

Sorry to ruin your fun. But this is a definite fake.
Direi anche una bella pataccha da mercatino.

looking at the dots on the rim is enough to say that.

Loruca

It's a fake coin for sure.
I bet it's magnetic.

It is a fake, you're right it is magnetic I'm crushed! Still, I'm only out €2.
Thanks for your help guys.

Quote: "Friuli"​It is a fake, you're right it is magnetic I'm crushed! Still, I'm only out €2.
​Thanks for your help guys.

Indeed it is fake the overal impression says it all.
But even for a fake, €2 is not much.
I like and collect chinese fakes/forgeries.

Small consolation your fake looks far better than mine.