Eduardo

Thank you Chrislam, In the page I only inclue my coins but if you agree I would like to copy your coin for my files. You have done a great job in cleaning the piece. Eduardo

Thanks Geoff, A very interesting answer. I suppose there is an explanation to "Keep your temper" as interesting as this one. The one of cigarretes from Guayaquil, Ecuador is the only non British. Eduardo

These Ferdinand VII coins have the mint mark behind the bust and the value in front. In the reverse the cross of Don Pelayo and the arms of Castille (Castles and lions), A central circle with the Bourbon Fleur de Lis. No inscription in the reverse. If you cannot see the value 2, 4 or 8 (Maravedis) the diameter should be enough. Eduardo

Pretty coin. Congratulations. It is a Denary minted in the year 87 AD. with Palas in the reverse. RIC 102-C. Eduardo If you are interested in Roman coins have a look at my page: http://www.grifomultimedia.it/adg/monrom/Index.htm

Congratulations. As a Historian and History teacher I apreciate very much the kind of information you give. It brings history closer to the student and readers in general. Eduardo