19th Century coin to ID [resuelto]

I was going to add this coin to the Numista database, but I thought I should ask about it first, just in case I missed something.

OBVERSE:  A double headed eagle with sword and sceptre, very similar to the one depicted on coins from the German Empire and Austria.  Mintmark letter "A" at the bottom center.

REVERSE:  Text "MONETA SPICCIOLA PEL R . LOMB . VENETO" in a circle surrounding the numeral 1 and the date 1862.

I strongly suspect that this coin is part of the Lombardy-Venetian Scudo during the Italian States period.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/italie_etats-1.html#devise382

However, my coin does not look like any of the ones already listed.

Photos pending.

Hi,
this is a copper 1 Soldo 1862 A from Lombardy-Venetia.
Krause Reference C#35.1
Mintage 22 275 000 coins, so not a rare one...

Regards

It's now in the catalog here:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19763.html