This old coin is roughly oval with an irregular rim.  It is made of bronze that is now tan and brown.  There are figures on both sides.  One figure is shown from the waist up, staring at us with wide open eyes and mouth.  The figure has a crown, headdress, or long hair, and is wearing a robe.  The figure is holding up an orb with a cross on top in the hand to our right and a scepter in the hand to our left.  Many of the details on this side of the coin, including in the head, robe, and scepter, are rendered with small bead-like rounds.  The figure on the other side is also shown from the waist up, looking at us.  This figure is inside a circle and also wears a robe.  Small rounds denote eyes and a beard, and there is a frowning mouth or mustache under a pear-shaped nose.  The figure has a halo and upturned hands, but could be holding something rectangular.  At the lower edge of this side of the coin, written in what appears to be yellow paint, is M18E49.