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I need help in figuring out what this coin is! It may be a cob coin due to some of the lettering on the front being close to Philip and the back castle design. Have not seen a cob coin with this bust on the front. Please help!

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Kingdom of Naples, bronze 9 cavalli of Philip IV, dated 1626.
PHILIPPVS IIII D G
FIDE CATHOLICE CVLTOR, castle with lion rampant with raised sword.
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Thank you so much! I have had this coin for over 40 years and could never figure it out!! Thanks again! Happy New Year!


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Any idea on the value of such a coin in the shape it is in?
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Here's the entry for this coin in the NGC database; the prices they use are taken from the Krause catalogues.

Maybe $10 to $20 in this condition?
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Thank you all for your help! Mystery solved!
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