Think Im gonna call this KG field. More KGs, knee buckle and mystery silver

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Just had to leave work early today to give this new site more love. Scored the sweet complete knee buckle frame, toasted copper, KGII, KGIII and more including a bunch of stuff Ive not photographed yet. The small silverish melted or badly worn "coin" kinda looks Spanish with a pillar on one side and (17)61 on the other

 

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[CRUSADER]

Looks like a 1600s Spanish Cob to me.

 

[toasted]

Looks like a 1600s Spanish Cob to me.

I was thinking cob too.

 

[trapperart]

Man you're on the goods congrats and keep it up

 

[Steve in PA]

Yes you have yourself a beat up cob there. Love the buckle and the KGs too!

 

[sutphin]

DANG THERE TOAST NICE FINDS,,......

 

[Scrappy]

Great cob. You need to be on some old dirt to get one of them. Congrats

 

[cjon455]

Chewed up cob? That's a great site you got there, I'd keep on showing it some love!!!

 

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Thanks on the help with id everyone. This is now my third Spanish silver but all without a date It weighs about 2 grams so Im thinking its too heavy to have been a 1/2 real so maybe clipped 1. Also, the pillar and waves cobs like this one were produced well into the 1700s even after milled coinage was introduced around 1732

 

[Stretch Da Truth]

Some nice finds there, congrats!
Nothing better than leaving work to have some fun and then score some cool finds.
Keep giving that site more love!!

 

[CRUSADER]

https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/ha...vr_2_reales_cob_carlos_ii/642713/Default.aspx

I'm thinking its late 1600s, of this type but not an exact match.

 

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[Professor of Engineering]

Sweet finds, congratulations!

 

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https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/ha...vr_2_reales_cob_carlos_ii/642713/Default.aspx

I'm thinking its late 1600s, of this type but not an exact match.

Thanks. It definitely is that type as the numbers I saw below where the cross should be seem to correspond with it 1661 possibly Seems like cobs from the 1660s are the most commonly found ones anyway

 

[Relicific]

Super nice finds
Cool cob
Congrats

 

[TheButtonKing]

Nice finds and that's a nice spanish cob piece you found! Congrats on the finds!

 

[Evolution]

That's some awesome stuff you got there. Congrats.