Dutch Republic Duit (Netherlands) identification help [solved]

Need some help with the ID on this one. Very rough copper coin that I'm guessing is a Duit from the Netherlands (Dutch Republic). Can't seem to find it in the catalog here, but I did find some similar ones in the 1590-1689 range with the same or similar Netherlands' virgin inside a fence, pointing to the sky. "NOS" legible. Other side has a single lion in a shield, with very little of the lettering legible. Maybe "HOL..." or "HOD..." or "HODAEZE..." If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it. Copper, ~25mm. Thanks!

First image has lettering
AVX NOS IN NOM DOM
Auxilium Nostrum In Nomine Domini
Translation: Our help in name of God

Yes, a Holland coin, though not Dutch Republic but Spanish Netherlands ...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces28280.html

Spanish Netherlands - Holland - Gulden (1506-1581)
1 Gulden = 20 Stuivers = 40 Groot = 80 Oorden = 160 Duiten = 960 Mijten

1 Oord (2 Duit) (1/2 Groot) (1/4 Stuiver) (1/80 Gulden)
Felipe II [Philip II of Spain 1527-1598]
1574-1579
Obverse lettering: PHS D G COM HOL Z ZEL
Philippus Dei Gratia Comes Hollandiae Et Zelandiae
Translation: Philippe, by the Grace of God, Count of Holland and Zeland


The certain lettering I made yellow, and the green is missing or maybe.
On top of the second image is where the date (red) would have been, divided by the crown.

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