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Haven
Registered: November 2019
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Does anyone know of this is a real coin?
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| · Date: November 18, 2019 · Views: 8,236 · Filesize: 51.1kb, 27.5kb · Dimensions: 281 x 500 ·
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Keywords: pilar 1743 coin?
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Weight: 17g
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Additional Categories: ANCIENT COINS
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
Posts: 2,365
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Thanks for the question; however this clearly appears to be a tourist novelty piece. It's been crudely cast, unlikely of silver, and the big one ... "Port Royale" in English should not be there. The Moneta Museum has an authentic 1743 8 Reales piece you can compare it to, it has Chinese chop marks. JM
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