Piece of a Cobb?
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Yes! Looks like a 1 real cut to a half.
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they must of had a half off sale
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Yes, its Reale.
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I would say too but Im afraid to upset anyone else after my experience with an angry TN member. Online chat can be easily misunderstood. With what we can see, I dont think any further ID can be made. I would like to add that it is most likely minted in Spanish Colonial Mexico.IronSpike said:Nice piece of cob T Hunter
I would say green check on this one
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Nice Reale .. 
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very nice cob piece 
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Just an off the subject question while the cob experts are here: Were the cut pistareens ever counterfeited as cut pieces? It seems they might have been easier to pass if there was less design to scrutenize? I can't find any info on it though.. 
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johnnyi said:Just an off the subject question while the cob experts are here: Were the cut pistareens ever counterfeited as cut pieces? It seems they might have been easier to pass if there was less design to scrutenize? I can't find any info on it though..
Don't know for sure but a cut non silver coin would probably look different at the sharp edge.
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Iron Patch said:johnnyi said:Just an off the subject question while the cob experts are here: Were the cut pistareens ever counterfeited as cut pieces? It seems they might have been easier to pass if there was less design to scrutenize? I can't find any info on it though..
Don't know for sure but a cut non silver coin would probably look different at the sharp edge.
No, I'm wondering if they ever cut them and then silvered them?
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