1557 - 1578 Portuguese coin

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nice one! gz! :thumbsup:
it will be nice to see other side to :hello:
 
Looks like a Spanish maravedi coin to me. Can you post a pic of the reverse side? Thanks, Don.....
PS: What is its weight (g) and diameter (mm)?
 
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Thanks for sharing...
 
Other side:
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Size : 15mm
 
Thanks. Do you think its is from the reign of Sebastiao?
I'm thinking it's from the reign of one of the Spanish Philips (II, III or IV) who became the kings of Portugal as Philip I, II and III.
Don....
 
This is not possible my frind. If you look to the coind you can read " ANUS .I.R" sebastianus I rex. This type of coins " ceitil" was ended in the reign of sebastianus I.. So, when portugal was under the spanish Phili's don't had this type of coin.
 
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Good call.
I see the "AN" as in SebastiANvs.
Tiny and light (about 1.5 grams?) for sure.
Did you dig it? (Ceitil=1/6th Real)
Don....
 
Yes i dug it... This type of coins is very common, but not from this king..
 

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