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Brazil
Argentina
Peru
Chile
Ecuador
are the remaining countries.
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By the way, where did Redifin,JD and silverwolf and all the others go
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I'm going for date.
Minted before 1800?
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Did the new independent states even have their own mints so early, or did they rely on the old mother country. Lets not blast away yet, we should snipe him. Most of them did. https://www.britannica.com/topic/co...atin-AmericaI'm going to assume that "really great" is a pun and it's some sort of Spanish Real |
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Partially a screw pressed Spanish Real
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Did the new independent states even have their own mints so early, or did they rely on the old mother country I assume Peru and Chile did, because Spanish colonials had been minted in Lima and Santiago. Brazil coins were minted in Lisbon before 1807 and in Brazil thereafter. Early post-independence Argentina used the Potosi mint and there were a lot of [provincial issues (let's hope we don;t have to go there). |
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Don't assume anything when Joe is in charge Assumption will usually get you into trouble, but until we narrow it down some more, that's where I'm at. |
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I'm going to assume that "really great" is a pun and it's some sort of Spanish Real Nice! If so, that eliminates Brazil, I think, which used reis and escudos. |
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I'm going to assume that "really great" is a pun and it's some sort of Spanish Real You may be onto something there. Edit, wow, you guys are fast. "We are poor little lambs...who have lost our way...Baa...Baa...Baa"
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Edited by loonielewy
08/21/2019 4:30 pm
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Let's see what answer we get to before 1800.
If yes, that will eliminate Argentina and Ecuador as best I can tell? If denominated in reals, that puts us in Chile or Peru.
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Just got back from a nice day of metal detecting. You guys have been busy! Y'all should go outside once in a while.  |
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Minted before 1800? Yes it was minted before 1800. 8/20 Edited by joecoin
08/21/2019 6:33 pm
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If so, that eliminates Brazil, I think, which used reis and escudos. Well, escudo me! |
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Y'all should go outside once in a while. I tried to go through a bag outside once. The sun was blinding. |
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If so, that eliminates Brazil, I think, which used reis and escudos No, Brazilian currency is (singular)Real and (plural) reais |
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