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Spanish Coin Identification

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 Posted 02/12/2015  08:02 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add pattiewhack to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hey All, I have this old Spanish coin I need some help identifying. It's a copper coin that has been completely blackened over time. There is unfortunately a fair bit of corrosion but if you look at the non-corroded parts the condition really is spectacular. You can even see the texture of the King's hair and beard.

Weight is 3.54g and size is about that of a quarter.

Thanks!

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Spanish Netherlands, Brabant, struck in Anvers/Antwerp. Looks like Philipp II. 1555-1598.
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02/12/2015 08:33 am
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Agree with that, right face, right arms and right mintmark (hand) for Antwerp - ie Duchy of Brabant

Btw, 'Cologne' how was the Wieverfastelovend?
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@Medieval: Bad! Work! A Not-Cologne-Deadline for today! Now I am ready but it´s to late!
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for me it is very difficult to recognise the coin .If so , it has to be an oord/liard with that weight.Hereby a pic of a double oord/liard of Philippe II of 1592 .
The flemish name oord is coming from the latin aureus , just as the danish word öre . albert


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 Posted 02/13/2015  11:25 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add pattiewhack to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks guys!
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