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Spanish Pirate Money Coins // Set of 10 // 1474-1700 AD

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Spanish “Pirate Money”. Struck under Ferdinand II and Isabella (1474-1504) through king Carlos II (1665-1700 AD) of Spain. Group of 10 copper Maravedis “cobs.” Originally struck depicting a castle and lion, some counter-stamped with symbols, Roman numerals and/or dates when the coins were re-tariffed under later rulers. Found at the site of a late Medieval harbor in Spain where pirates were known to have gathered to plunder Spanish galleons for their riches.

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  • Measurements
    2.5"L x 1.5"W x .25"H
  • OriginSpain

— Set Of 10
— Ex-Cordoba, Spain Collection
— NOTE: No Two Look Exactly Alike, So Each Set Is Unique. Exact Items Received May Vary Slightly In Size + Appearance, And May Not Necessarily Be The Same As The Ones Pictured.
— Each Coin Measures Between 14- 27mm

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