The date is a little weak on this cob, but I think it is 1636. There's a suggestion of a 6 (last numeral of date) just past 11 o'clock on the...
A fascinating account of, at least in my case, an unknown facet of this turbulent time in Roman and Parthenian history. Orodes II was quite the...
When I first started collecting world coins, I concentrated on the milled colonial and republican coinage of Mexico, but also to a lesser extent...
Here's a coin for 1639: Viceroyalty of Peru, Potosi, 8 reales, 1639 TR. KM 19a 27.5 grams [ATTACH] And a painting by an important 17'th...
Netherlands, United Provinces, Deventer, lion daalder, 1640. KM 52; Davenport A4873 26.89 grams Note: First year for this civic mint. [ATTACH]
Love that wildman!
Here are a few for 1641. Netherlands, United Provinces, Overijssel, lion daalder, 1641. Davenport 4860 27.09 grams [ATTACH] Netherlands, United...
Here's one more coin for 1643: Spain, Philip IV, 8 reales, Seville, 1643 (R). KM 39.6, Cal 615. 27.2 grams The date may be a stretch, but there...
Thank you. It would be very interesting to see the mintage figures for the pound and half pound coins. My understanding is that half pound coins...
A very impressive coin, and quite an account! These coins were made with silver from other coins and silver plate, as I understand, so silver...
Thank you! That coin came from Worldwide Coins of California in the early 1990s.
Ireland, Charles I, Ormonde crown, 1643-1644. Davenport 3792 29.2 grams [ATTACH] England, Charles I, Oxford declaration half pound, 1643....
Vice Royalty of Peru, Potosi, 8 reales, 1644 FR. "Furry" lions. KM 19a 27.7 grams [ATTACH]
Here are my contributions for 1645: Viceroyalty of Peru, Philip IV, Potosi, 8 reales, 1645 T. Ex Mark Bir. KM 19a 26.3 grams This is a...
Both wonderful coins with very nice centering and detail. Yes, Philip I Antioch tetradrachms are relatively plentiful. They also seem to...
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