Help Identifying a Few More Old Spanish Coins Please

[AU24K]

Here's a few more old Spanish coin that I'd appreciate help identifying.
TIA!

Notes:
S 11- 18mm. 1g.
S 12- 12.4mm. 2.6g.
S 13- 9.6mm. 2.9g.
S 14- 21mm. 5.5g.
S 15- 17mm. 1.2g.
S 16- 23mm. 6.2g.
S 17- 16mm. .8g.
S 18- 23mm. 3.1g.
S19- 16mm. .9g.
S 20-16mm. .6g. Doubtful of Spanish origin. Appears to be Middle Eastern.

Best Wishes,

Scott

 

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[Mackaydon]

If S-20 is a Spanish coin, it might be from Spanish Morocco.
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-11; similar to this 'blanca':

Demeter Coins, Auction 2

Lot 632. Spain. Fernando V and Isabella. (1474-1504 AD) BI Blanca. (18mm, 1,73g)

www.biddr.com

Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-12; similar to this one:

1663 SPAIN King Philip IV Authentic Antique Genuine Spanish Arms Coin i74903 | eBay

1663 Bronze 16 Maravedis 24mm (4.21 grams). HISPANIARVM·REX 1663, Crowned arms, 16 at right. Philip IV (Spanish:Felipe, Portuguese:Filipe ; 8 April 1605 - 17 September 1665) was King of Spain and (as Philip III) Portugal.

www.ebay.com

Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-14; similar to this one:

Authentic 1602 - 1621 Coin Spanish 8 Maravedis King Philip Spain Counterstamp | eBay

This is a Spanish 8 Maravedis coin minted during the King Philip III reign, between 1602 and 1621. This coin, which is 420 years old, is a must-have for any serious coin collector. For many, the decline of Spain can be dated to the economic difficulties that set in during the early years of his...

www.ebay.com

Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-13; WAG: Similar to this 4 maravedis but overstamped to an 8 maravedis.

4 Maravedis - Felipe IV, Spain

Detailed information about the coin 4 Maravedis, Felipe IV (countermark), Spain, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

en.numista.com

Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-15; Two-maravedis copper coin of Phililppe III 1598-1621AD.
Similar to coin on Post #3 here:

Help Identifying 17th Century Spanish Coins

I have several 17th Spanish coins that I need help identifying. Thanks! Scott Notes: S1- 23mm. 6.6g. S2- 17mm. 0.8g. S3- 16mm. 1.0g. S4- 17mm. 1.2g. S5- 17mm. 1.6g. S6- 16mm. 1.1g. S7- 15mm. 0.9g. S8- 20mm. 2.8g. S9- 18mm. 0.8g. S10- 23mm. 2.0g.

www.treasurenet.com

Don in Socal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-16; reevaluated -maravedis to an 8-maravedis. Simlar vinage to others in this thread.
Don in SoCal.

 

[Mackaydon]

S-17 Two maravedis Philip III: similar to Post #7 here:

Help Identifying 17th Century Spanish Coins

I have several 17th Spanish coins that I need help identifying. Thanks! Scott Notes: S1- 23mm. 6.6g. S2- 17mm. 0.8g. S3- 16mm. 1.0g. S4- 17mm. 1.2g. S5- 17mm. 1.6g. S6- 16mm. 1.1g. S7- 15mm. 0.9g. S8- 20mm. 2.8g. S9- 18mm. 0.8g. S10- 23mm. 2.0g.

www.treasurenet.com

Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-19 The first image is upside down. The "S" is the last letter in Philip's monogram initials "PVS"
The 'o' over 'X' are official marks. The mint location may be obscured.
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-18 started out looking similar to this coin:

Tauler & Fau Subastas - Auction 74 Lot 1212

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 maravedis. Cuenca. I. (Cal-58). Ae. 3,63 g....

www.numisbids.com

It appears the coin was then circular punched with another mark; perhaps a reevaluation to a higher denomination.
Don is SoCal.

Scott, if you have more coins to be ID-ed, I'd like to see them.
D.

 

[AU24K]

Don,
I truly appreciate your help.
Most of your attributions have been spot on.
The few that were close led me to explore new websites of Early Spanish coins,
subsequently leading to proper identification.

I have a handful more to Identify and would like to be able to identify them through my own research,
thus reducing the number left to post for assistance.

Besides Numista, what other websites are tops on your list?

Once again,
Thank You!

Best of Wishes,

Scott

 

[Mackaydon]

Scott,
Initially, I Google my best description of the coin and go from there.
Sites that come up frequently include Numista, NGCcoin.com and coinarchives.com.
Having written an unpublished book on the coins of Spain has given me a head start.

Should you need any assistance after you 've done your research, I'd be glad to offer my 'two cents'.
Don......

 

[AU24K]

Scott,
Initially, I Google my best description of the coin and go from there.
Sites that come up frequently include Numista, NGCcoin.com and coinarchives.com.
Having written an unpublished book on the coins of Spain has given me a head start.

Should you need any assistance after you 've done your research, I'd be glad to offer my 'two cents'.
Don......

Don,
I would be interested in purchasing a copy of your un-published book.
I have a copy of Whitman's publication: "Ancient Greek and Roman Coins."
ISBN 0-307-09362-X.

Have a Great Weekend!

Best,

Scott

 

[Mackaydon]

Scott,
Here's a source for post 1746 Spanish coins:
https://coinstrail.com/coin-list/country-spain
Don....

 

[Mackaydon]

Scott,
I'd be interested in seeing those coins that you have ID-ed in the last three week and others that you have given up ID-ing.
Don in Socal

 

[AU24K]

Scott,
I'd be interested in seeing those coins that you have ID-ed in the last three week and others that you have given up ID-ing.
Don in Socal

Don,
I appreciate all of your assistance in identifying my coins.
Yes, I still have some that still are unidentified.

I've been pretty busy of late but will hopefully find time in the future to post others.

Thanks again!

Have a safe Weekend, my Friend!

Best of Wishes,

Scott