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cuzcosquirrel

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First might be a 1617's Potosi assayer M. Last coin has some reversed fields. This may help identify it. Probably Potosi 1621 assayer T.
 

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cuzcosquirrel said:
Last coin has some reversed fields. This may help identify it.

Somebody is awake! Good catch CS. Have to look this one up a little later.

Stan
 

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DiveWrecks said:
cuzcosquirrel said:
Last coin has some reversed fields. This may help identify it.

Somebody is awake! Good catch CS. Have to look this one up a little later.

Stan

Found it. 1621-1628 Potosi Assayer "P" (you can see the bottom half of the assayer initial). The top of Page 285 in Menzel's book shows what he calls a Type 1d with switched fields on the shield and reverse castles and lions, just like the one Jerome posted. It also has the "V" cutting into the border on the right side of the shield, so it may have even been struck with the same die set. I wouldn't mind having it in my collection either!

Stan
 

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