Is this authentic? Also, what would be a good price for this considering the condition? I have little experience with world coins. Anything else interesting about the coin?
It is a peninsular issue struck in Madrid Spain. The silver content (0.833) was actually established to make these coins worth less than their face value. These were therefore tokens that rarely left the Spanish homeland. Spain was on a war footing and the government did not want silver to be exported.
The wear level (AG in my opinion) makes the coin of very limited interest as a numismatic item. Value is based on how you feel about the coin as an historic item.
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