Two silver coins
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Top coin looks like a Piece of Eight (8R) from Seville.
Turn top coin 180 degrees for proper alignment (castles and lions).
Don....
Welcome to Treasure Net !!
Top coin looks like a Piece of Eight (8R) from Seville.
Turn top coin 180 degrees for proper alignment (castles and lions).
Don....
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and the bottom coin...4 reales
Minted in Spain-Toledo Mint
Nice cobs....
Trez
Minted in Spain-Toledo Mint
Nice cobs....
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Date on bottom coin might read 1611.
Don.....
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The first one appears to be Philip IV, eight reales of Seville with Assayer "D" circa 1622 - 1625, most likely. You can see the King's ordinal as "IIII", denomination, mint mark, assayer, and the first three digits of the date "162x." 
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