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1815 D Mz - 8 Reales With Yii Countermark - Question

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Here is a coin posted on ebay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Philippine...323672142250

Here is the coin as posted:

1815-D-Mz---8-Reales-With-Yii-Countermark---Question

Does anyone see a serious error here?
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Well I don't know much about the host coin that purports to be a Royalist issue from Durango. Nor to I know much about the mintmarks used in the Philippines but I can see that this one is supposed to be from the time of Isabel II, eldest daughter of Ferdinand VII. The stamp depth is usually even, most show some variance. Each element of the design appears broader, as if done with a very worn stamp, yet each element is quite distinctly rendered, unlike what you would expect from a worn stamp. If there is a critical error, I guess I've missed it.
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That stamp is a type first reported in the 1960's as a forgery. I would class the stamp as a numismatic forgery.
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Went for strong $$$ as oddball host variants of these two stamps generally do. You really have to know your stuff in this series.
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