Help needed identifying some coins. Tokens, Örtugar? [Resolvido]

Hi.
Maybe I'm lucky and some of you can help to identify these coins.
I've spent hours searching tokens, örtugar, Magnus Eriksson coins, brateats but without being able to identify these coins.

1. 17 mm (Nuremburg token ?)
2. 19 mm (Nuremburg token ?)
3. 22 mm
4. 22 mm
5. 16,5 mm
6. 12 mm
7. 21 mm
8. 40 mm
9. 20-23 mm, 9 mm thick
10. 12 mm (brateat?)
11. 19 mm (örtug?)

8) "Nemo nisi mors" (nos separet) was inscribed on the weeding ring of Catherine Jagiellon, Duchess of Finland (1562–1583) and Grand Princess of Finland (1581–1583).

Thanks for the info, Frenchlover. Unfortunately it doesn't solve the identifying problem.

Usually there are some good detectives in the forum, but it seems like they don't recognize these coins.

That are some niece and interesting pieces.
Just small leads.
1 Norway coin
2 Stralsund
11 Bohemia

Citação: "apuking"​That are some niece and interesting pieces.
​Just small leads.
​1 Norway coin
​2 Stralsund
​11 Bohemia

​Thanks a lot, apuking.
I'll work with these leads.

Citação: "apuking"​That are some niece and interesting pieces.
​Just small leads.
​1 Norway coin
​2 Stralsund
​11 Bohemia

​Yes, no 2 is fore sure 1 shilling Stralsund, 1538. Thanks.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces139505.html

No 1 is more difficult. It looks like 1 hvid, Norway.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces119982.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces111163.html
However, it's not the same. It do has a crowned letter h and a lion with an axe.
However my coin doesn't have the text NORW or NORWEI. Also, my coin doesn't have the two dots/rings next to the letter h.
I thought for a monent it could be a danish coin (they shared king with Norway).
The front side looks more like my coin, but the danish coin don't have the lion on the reverse side.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces152921.html

Regarding no 11 that could be Bohemia. I've searched the catalog for all Bohemian coins and I couldn't find my coin. Maybe it's not Bohemia?

Any other leads?

Sorry for 11. I thought it looked like the Bohemian crown but indeed different, it seems to be from Sweden.
Sten Sture den äldre
Not same but somewhat similar https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=4000139

Citação: "apuking"​Sorry for 11. I thought it looked like the Bohemian crown but indeed different, it seems to be from Sweden.
​Sten Sture den äldre
​Not same but somewhat similar https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=4000139

​Thanks again apuking.
It surely looks like Sten Sture.
Almost like this one:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces153073.html
The difference is that my coins has 2 stars (?) inside the S.

Regarding the no 1 looks like this one
https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=3506&lot=593
I couldn't find it in the catalog on this site.

Nr 11 looks the same as the third coin here https://numismatik.se/2artiklar/Vikingatidens_mynt/Sten_Sture_da.php
Some scarce coins you have there Nr.1 sales result is around 1.000€ at this auction. not bad for a small minor coin.

Yes, that the one.
No 1, 2 and 11 are identified. Thanks for your help, apuking.

No 7 and 8 seems like some uninteresting tokens.

However I really would like to identify no 3, 4, 5, 6 and 10. Appreciate any leads.

No 6 and 10 might be brakteats. One has a face, this far I havn't found in the catalogs. The other one I can't say what it looks like.
No 3 and 4 looks similar, but I can't figure out what kind of coins they are.
No 5 is hard to read.

7 and 8 are definitely very interesting as well.

7 being a countermarked coin with a Swedish countermark.
I know that they have countermarked coins for use in Carribean colonies but i suspect this is an older countermark.

8
a Historical medal but definitely looks interesting even if quite worn.
I cannot recall which auction sale it was but there was a few years back an amazing collection of coins and medals sold at auction all on the theme of Death.

3, 4, 6 and 10 yes Brakteat coins but I cannot seem to recognize them.
The last coin quite worn so better you try to take a sharp picture of both sides only with this coin.

Citação: "apuking"​7 and 8 are definitely very interesting as well.
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​7 being a countermarked coin with a Swedish countermark.
​I know that they have countermarked coins for use in Carribean colonies but i suspect this is an older countermark.

​The no 5 was an Örtug from Gotland/Visby with the lamb and flag.
I think this one:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces149623.html

Indeed, no 7 was interesting.
It seems like 2 sou from Saint Barthelemy. It was a Swedish colony for a short while, Karl XIV Johan (1834-64).
https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=1745&lot=162

I'll have a go with the brakteats.

It seems like no 6 and 10 are both brakteats VALDEMAR BIRGERSSON (1250-1275)

https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=1897&lot=6
and
https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=1896&lot=7

I'm trying to identify no 3 and 4. Propably brakteats. On no 3 it seems to be an animal (moose?).

I've gone through endless lists of brakteats and can't find these two coins.
Anybody got any idea what is shown on these coins?
To me it looks like an animal on the left one (moose, dog, horse). The right one shows something beyond my imagination.

Most of the coins got identified with help from apuking.
No 3 and 3 reamins unsolved. I guess it becomes a bit messy showing many coins.
I mark it as solved.

Regarding coin no 9.
Dutch India, Negapatnam.
https://www.ma-shops.com/henzen/item.php?id=36723