Spanish Maravedis (Cob style)
Kingdom of Spain · Circa 1621-1665 (Reign of Philip IV)
An irregularly shaped 'cob' coin made of copper. It features a prominent countermark (stamp) depicting a lion within a shield, which was used to revalue the currency.
- Country
- Kingdom of Spain
- Year
- Circa 1621-1665 (Reign of Philip IV)
- Denomination
- 8 Maravedis (Resellado)
- Metal
- Copper
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