raylinhn
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Hispanola Coin
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Jason in Enid
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Its a modern fantasy piece sold to tourists.
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I'm no expert, but it looks like it is some type of Spanish colonial- possibly from the Carlos II 16-1700 AD. Tourist coins very rarely have that amount of metal, weight, thickness or detail.
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