bombers "reale

[bomber]

bombers "reale'

no suprise its a FAKE,knew it was,positive it was ,BUT man that small bit was hoping ..........maybe.@#$%$@@*&^&*&^^^%$%#@#@##!!!!!!!

 

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[Nana40]

Re: bombers "reale'

Still.... was a neat find........

 

[Mighty AP]

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Freinds & family dont need to know its a fake when you are showing it off! Still, very nice find, Id bout have a coronary if I dug that thing up! Now go find the "reale" deal!

 

[Will_detect4food]

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Bummer Bomber,
My son got a fake doubloon on a trip to st Augustine. it looks just like the background on this website, he thinks it would be funny to hide it on the beach, or post it on here as a find..

I wont let him

better luck next time
maybe real gold and silver coming soon

 

[EDDE]

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sure tell them its real dude they will never know the diff.

 

[Mighty AP]

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Just a joke DeKalb.............shouldnt you be in church praying for the redemption of someones soul??

 

[goldencoin]

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love the pun: the reale ain't real

-GC

 

[bomber]

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OUCH!

 

[trk5capt]

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Please Post A Pic, Would Love To Check It Out. trk5capt...

 

[Mighty AP]

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Yes Bomber, post another pic! I know I saw it the first time but couldnt find the original post.

 

[DPBOB]

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Bomber

I'll post the pic for everyone again...

 

[DPBOB]

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HERE IT IS GUYS AND GALS>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

 

[Mighty AP]

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sweet.

 

[DPBOB]

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COPIED THIS FROM A REPLY ON " WHAT IS IT?" by Mackaydon

Bomber:

The coin looks like a two maravedi (copper) piece from Lima, Peru dated 1709; minted during the first of two reigns of Philip, or Felipe, the V (5th). His first reign was between 1700 and 1724. He then abdicated to his son, Luis I, age 17, who died within a year. Philip V was restored to the throne and served a second term from 1724 to 1746.

Part of his coinage was minted in Lima, Peru. Your coin is dated 1709. The assayer's name was Cristobal Melgardjo who served only a one year term. On your coin, his signature is the "M" that appears on the reverse side within the "tic-tac-toe" upper right.

The cross in that configuration is called the Cross of Jerusalem. Two quadrants contain lions and two contain castles, representing Castile and Leon. Previously, Isabel and Ferdinand had unified Spain, when she was the Queen of Castile and Leon, while Ferdinand was the heir to the throne of Aragon. But I digress........

The R-V-M shown at the left of the date is part of HISPANIARVM, meaning 'of the Spains'; and the REX stands for 'King'.
You might consider taking it to a coin dealer, one who knows Colonial Spanish coinage and get it verified as authentic or not.
All the best,
Don....