found spanish(?) silver, but need a little help!

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SouthArk

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I can't provide the specifics, but I do know it is a cut Spanish coin of some denonination. Wasn't King Phillipe actually from France, but was king of Spain?
 

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Looks like a cut 2 reale. Easy to sort out, just need the size.
 

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diggervet

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Iron Patch said:
Looks like a cut 2 reale. Easy to sort out, just need the size.
Thanks IP, it looks to be about 2.8 cm in diameter I hope that helps
 

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Minted in Spain, not the new world, Phillip the fifth 1701-1748,cut to make change. good find....Kane 23
 

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Not exact but close to this. 2 reale and same time frame.

... would the size better fit 50 cents or a silver dollar? I'm too lazy to get up from the computer, haven't finished my coffee. :tongue3: I'd bet money it's from a two, think it has to be.
 

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Two initials on the right P A, are the initials of the assayers Pedro Remigo Gordillo and Antonio Montero whoworked together from 1731-36

It is from the Seville mint in Spain.
 

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Don in SJ said:
Two initials on the right P A, are the initials of the assayers Pedro Remigo Gordillo and Antonio Montero whoworked together from 1731-36

It is from the Seville mint in Spain.


I figured it was 1730s... looked a little too chunky for 1720s. My 2 reale pistareen is very thin as most, if not all, are.
 

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