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Real from Peru of Philip V, 1711
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Real from Peru of Philip V, 1711

1711 · striking (metalworking); silver (metal)

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Silver coin from a rough planchet. Obverse: within a quatrefoil, an isosceles cross with a castle and a lion alternating in the corners. Reverse: between two pillars rising from the sea, adorned, value indication in three lines: I, inscription and date: 711. Between them twice the mint mark: LM [=Lima].

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Credit lineReaal uit Peru van Philips V,1711. 1711. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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