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Archiduques Alberto e Isabel (1598 a 1621).Gigot sin fecha, acuñado en Maestrich (estrella de 5 puntas),(condado de Brabante). Cobre de 2,8 gr. y 22 mm. diámetro.
De las 4 variantes de gigot que se tallaron en este reinado, solo este se hizo sin fecha y solo en Maestricht.
Escudo coronado entre estrellas de 5 puntas: ---(estrella de 5 puntas) ALBERTUS ET ELISABET DEI G.
Escudo con estrella de 5 puntas, flores de lis a los lados:-- ARCHIDUCES AUS DUCE BU. ET B.
1598: Felipe II : 1555 a 1598. Ensayador sin fecha de 1580 a 1589 en Toledo (punto sobre T): Alejo de Montoya (M dentro de circulo).
8 reales (VIII)de 27,1 gr. plata/37 mm.
anverso: escudo imperial coronado.
A izquierda T sobre M y a la derecha VIII con punto encima.
reverso: escudo de Castilla y León.
Quote: "principiante"1598: Felipe II : 1555 a 1598. Ensayador sin fecha de 1580 a 1589 en Toledo (punto sobre T): Alejo de Montoya (M dentro de circulo).
8 reales (VIII)de 27,1 gr. plata/37 mm.
anverso: escudo imperial coronado.
A izquierda T sobre M y a la derecha VIII con punto encima.
reverso: escudo de Castilla y León.
This is the English language part of Numista
Please speak English. I don't understand Spanish or whatever language this is in.
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
Moneytane te pido disculpas, puedo hablar en ruso y árabe clásico, algo de francés y alemán, pero mi inglés es muy malo. Mi especialidad es del siglo VII al XVI europeo y árabe, pensé que podría aportar algo a este foro y a la vez aprender. No volveré a molestarte.
Quote: "principiante"Moneytane te pido disculpas, puedo hablar en ruso y árabe clásico, algo de francés y alemán, pero mi inglés es muy malo. Mi especialidad es del siglo VII al XVI europeo y árabe, pensé que podría aportar algo a este foro y a la vez aprender. No volveré a molestarte.
Utilice el Traductor de Google (https://translate.google.com/) y su español se traducirá automáticamente en un inglés perfectamente comprensible. Por lo tanto, aún podemos aprender de su experiencia y usted puede mejorar su inglés y participar de cualquier discusión que desee. Sé que no es perfecto, pero te ayudará mucho.
Please use Google Translate (https://translate.google.com/) and your Spanish will be automatically translated in perfectly understandable English. So we can still learn from your expertise and you can improve your English and take part of any discussion you want. I know it's not perfect but it will help you a lot.
Thanks - because at the end of the day our Spanish amigo was showing gorgeous Imperial Spanish pieces and I was trying to work out if they were pieces of 8 or more fractional coins.
Love this thread, and I regret I have nothing from the era (16th century) one of my favourite periods with Queen Elizabeth, The Armada, Shakespeare and Marlowe. And of course my own ancestor, Hauiti who started my Maori tribe 15 generations ago which we estimated was around 1550AD.
Keep those Renaissance masterpieces coming!
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
Quote: "arpad"How far back will this thread go? Will it eventually cover pre-1500 A.D. coins?
The previous thread stalled out at 1496
Sorry I haven't been the best at keeping the title updated recently. If it's been 24 hours since the last date was posted, go ahead and post, and I'll get the title updated when I have the chance. Currently looking for a 1593
Not in the same league as phfoticus's coins but I'am still happy to own it :)
The third last coin from my collection that I will be able to post here: Kingdom of England - 1 Groat 1560-61 - Queen Elizabeth I https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces143549.html
I was hoping that this thread would continue to 1499. I have coins with later
dates, just not worth photographing. I hope everybody had a good Thanksgiving!!
Quote: "arpad"I was hoping that this thread would continue to 1499. I have coins with later
dates, just not worth photographing. I hope everybody had a good Thanksgiving!!
Probably will, but someone needs to make a new thread apparentely.
