1/4 Reale??????

doublet2a

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Im not sure 28mm but could it look like this? i/4 reale is pretty tiny.
 

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Cool,, Now if I can get it cleaned up enough to verify the date.
Might be my oldest coin,, 1856 is my oldest,,
And this is in California ;D
Thanks

Tim
 

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Can't make out the last two digits, "18??" :dontknow: :dontknow:

Tim
 

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Very cool Timmy!!You know Cali is Real country!!!
 

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BCH ,
The legend would read: 1/4 DE REAL (date).
A similar coin was minted in Sinaloa, Mexico during the period 1847-1866 with the exception of the years between 1848 and 1859. The Mexico coin has a diameter of 26 mm. The edge is milled.
The obverse legend would read: ESTADO LIBRE Y SOBERANO DE SINALOA.
Interesting find; I'll be waiting to see if more description becomes readable.
Don.....
 

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thrillathahunt said:
Hi Tim!!!!!

Looks like 1849 ?

cool find :thumbsup:
That's what I first thought, but the more I look at it,
The more it changes :tongue3:
Hi Rick :hello:
 

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