Help identifying this Piller and Waves Cob Coin

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by leaky, Feb 13, 2015.

  1. leaky

    leaky New Member

    DSCN0066.JPG DSCN0067.JPG This coin was given to me from a diver in Mexico as a gift. I have been trying to identify what I could on the coin and have come up with a Pillar and Waves cob coin perhaps dated between 1652 and 1773. I believe in the tic tac toe arrangement I can see the P in the lower right, some of the middle line ?LV ??? TRA, and possibly an E in the upper right and lower left. The waves appear to come up under the squares so I thought the P was correct. It was a present and am not as interested in the value as I am verification. It weighs only 18.8 grams which would be way to light unless the thinness of the coin around the edges could have some loss of silver.What does anyone out there think? Thank you... MIKE
     
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  3. H8_modern

    H8_modern Attracted to small round-ish art

    I can't see enough detail but maybe this will help. [​IMG]
     
  4. leaky

    leaky New Member

    The coin is very worn from under sea corrosion. This is the reason for it being about 9 grams short in weight. Thank you for your prompt reply... MIKE
     

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