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aod626
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found at the beach of southern California while making sand castles with family
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My gut says real(e).
We are like children who look at print and see a serpent in the last letter but one, and a sword in the last.
--Severian the Lame6
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Without seeing it in hand, I'm going with genuine. Rarely will a counterfeit have a clear date and assayer's initial. The weight will tell you how much silver it's lost to saltwater damage. 1768 Potosi, assayer V which fits
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Looks ok to me. What's that Ferdinand VII reales in the holder in the second pic?
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What a great find, looks real to me.
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looks genuine - cannot be 100% sure until in my sticky fingures - looks like an interesting find and important part of local history
regards
geoffreyPetition Crown
The Worlds Most Prestigious and Valuable Silver Coin. Thomas Simon and two Kings of Numismatics together Petition Crown & 1804 $0 -
Cool,maybe you need metal detecting to found another treasure there.
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