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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dos Mundos, post: 68142, member: 4021&quot;]These formed part of the counterstamped coinage of the Philippines which was instituted in 1828 with a decree from the Spanish Gov. General for coins made in the &quot;insurgent&quot; colonies.&nbsp; The F7 countermark was used from 1832-1834 and the date of your coin is within that period.&nbsp; In order of rarity the peruvian host coins which in your case minted in Lima or LIMAE(the mintmark is a contraction of these letters) from 1828-1834 were the most common. Peruvian host coins minted in Cuzco or those with dates earlier than 1828 will fetch a higher premium. Your coin looks genuine and in that condition I would say you can get $50-$60 for it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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