1744 button spanish coat of arm.s

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20200430_152855.webp.......1744 spanish coat of arm.s button.not sure if it.s military or not.but i think it.s a good find.thanks for looking.and comenting
 

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It's out of focus. Interesting find!
 

Phone camera.s not the best..sorry..
 

I see the pillars and globes. Like the ones in my avatar !!
 

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Bearing the date 1744, its columns bear abbreviations of the words "PLUS/ULTRA" that appear on period coins of the realm. The "Pillar Dollar" coin device was the product of New World colonial mints; Spain did not produce coins bearing this design.
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Patriotic & Commemorative Buttons
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Nice one.. I found over a month ago too.
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Skip to 16:49 on this video and there is some info.
 

Thats bad to the bone Great find and display piece
 

Congrats on the nice relic! :icon_thumleft:
 

Nice imitation 'coin button'.
 

Very nice and rare. The design is similar to that on this Pillar Dollar from one of the Florida Keys shipwrecks of 1733.
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Difficult to obtain a 1734 coin from a ship that sunk in 1733 ??
 

Absolutely fantastic!
 

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