Greek 1 Drachma Coin (1926) and Two Unidentified Ancient/Circulated Coins

This lot consists of three circular metal objects, likely coins or tokens. One clearly identifiable item is a Greek 1 Drachma coin from 1926. This coin features the inscription "ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ" (Hellenic Republic) around its circumference, encircling the denomination "ΜΙΑ ΔΡΑΧΜΗ" (One Drachma) and the year "1926" at the bottom. Its metallic composition appears to be a copper-nickel alloy, exhibiting a greenish-grey patina indicative of age and probable exposure to environmental elements. The lettering is clearly legible, suggesting good strike quality, though the overall surface shows some wear consistent with circulation. The other two circular items are heavily patinated and appear to be copper or bronze coins. Their surfaces are significantly corroded and darkened, making any specific details, such as dates, denominations, or symbols, illegible. They are uniformly dark brown to black, with some areas showing green encrustation. Their size seems comparable to the 1926 Drachma, suggesting they might also be older Greek coins or possibly different denominations. The poor condition of the two unidentifiable coins severely impacts their individual collectibility, while the 1926 Drachma's legibility offers a baseline for identification despite its own signs of wear. The craftsmanship of the visible coin appears standard for mass-produced currency of the period.