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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;serafino, post: 2945620, member: 74574&quot;]Sorry for seeing this so late. The Sicilian coin is a 1735 Coronation coin.&nbsp; When you see &quot;coronation&quot; on the reverse of a Sicilian coin of that era you know it is a 1735. That&#039;s the only year they used the word coronation. And it&#039;s the coronation of King Charles III, later to become the king of the mighty Spanish Empire.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>That coin was also minted at the Palermo mint, called &quot;Zecca di Palermo&quot;. Sicily back then had a different monetary system than their neighbors in Naples, even though they were part of the same kingdom.&nbsp; Naples had their own mint called &quot;Zecca di Napoli&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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