Posted 3 years ago
Bones76
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These are Spanish bullion forms the 1600i have 2 of them that is about all I can tell you about them
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Posted 3 years ago
Bones76
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These are Spanish bullion forms the 1600i have 2 of them that is about all I can tell you about them
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Bones76, Cool. :-)
https://www.newworldtreasures.com/cointypes.htm
https://www.coinshome.net/en/view-coins-collection.htm?id=0c4KbzbiPJwAAAFN00pmYHvy
Bones76, I think I should tell you that I'm definitely not an expert.
I'm just trying to provide you with some information to help you identify them.
The easiest test of all is probably the magnetic test. If your coins are attracted to a magnet, then they're not silver.
Even if they're silver, they aren't necessarily genuine antique cob coins. They could be reproductions sold as such in good faith by the original vendor, e.g.:
https://www.melfisher.com/library/atochacoin/description.asp
sort of reales 2 , but it doesn,t makes sense, its too rude , so i don,t put effort in this sorry