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1640 Double Tournois

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Wow. Where did you DIG this up? The date still shows. Amazing.
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They're not too hard to find:


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I gave a nephew a 4R Potosi cob for a gift a few years. It was horribly struck and corroded but had all the details if you knew where to look. I thought it would be a good mystery for a 10 year old to solve. And it had a piratey look.
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