@markelman1125 ... Not my call, but if I could vote I would vote yes. Spaniards emigrating to the new world would bring their wealth in the form of compact gold coins, and then they would simply circulate.
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@CaptHenway said: @markelman1125 ... Not my call, but if I could vote I would vote yes. Spaniards emigrating to the new world would bring their wealth in the form of compact gold coins, and then they would simply circulate.
When I originally conceived of the set I intended it to only include Spanish coins from the new world, that said I would be very surprised if these did not regularly circulate as CaptH noted.
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@markelman1125 ... Not my call, but if I could vote I would vote yes. Spaniards emigrating to the new world would bring their wealth in the form of compact gold coins, and then they would simply circulate.
When I originally conceived of the set I intended it to only include Spanish coins from the new world, that said I would be very surprised if these did not regularly circulate as CaptH noted.
Latin American Collection