More Early Spanish Coins I Need Help Identifying

[AU24K]

Here's 10 more early Spanish coins I need help identifying.
Thanks in advance!

NOTES:
S-1:-- 3.5g. 2.4cm.
S-2:-- 5.1g. 2.4cm.
S-3:-- 1.1g. 1.5cm.
S-4:-- 1.5g. 2.3cm.
S-5:-- 6.1g. 2.5cm.
S-6:-- 2.5g. 2.2cm.
S-7:-- 5.4g. 2.5cm.
S-8:-- 3.9g. 2.3cm.
S-9:-- 1.6g. 2cm.
S-10:-- 2.9g. 2.2cm.

 

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[Mackaydon]

AU, welcome back.
S-1 is a 4 maravedis minted during the reign of Ferdinand VII (1824-1827)
Like this: https://coin-brothers.com/catalog/coin5691
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-2 Reevaluated in 1652 to 8 maravedis coin.
As here: https://supplier.touchofmodern.com/...ype-spanish-pirate-coin-1621-1665-ad?bk=pause
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-10

6 Maravedis - Felipe IV, Spain

Detailed information about the coin 6 Maravedis, Felipe IV (countermark), Spain, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

en.numista.com

Don in So Cal

 

[Mackaydon]

S-7
Similar to this:

Ancient Resource: Authentic Spanish Copper "Pirate" Coins for Sale

Authentic Pirate Coins for sale. Los Angeles, California USA.****

www.ancientresource.com

(scroll down to third row)
Don in So Cal

 

[AU24K]

Don,
Thanks for your help.
You are also providing links to websites that are very helpful.

I also have 6-7 coins from Morocco from the 1800's.
Can you also help with those?
If so, I'll try to get some pics taken and posted soon.

Have a Great Weekend!

Scott

 

[Mackaydon]

Scott,
Sure, post the Morocco pics and I'll do my best to ID. I'll also continue to ID the other ooins; most of which are maravedis. If you don't mind me asking, how did you get old Spanish and Moroccan coins?
Don......

 

[Mackaydon]

S-3
Similar to, but not identical to, this:

Blanca - Felipe II, Spain

Detailed information about the coin Blanca, Felipe II (Toledo), Spain, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data

en.numista.com

Don.....

 

[AU24K]

Don,
I had bought a good sized lot of coins years ago and had put them in my safe and forgot about them until I was in College 5-6 years ago. My Anthropology Professor helped Identify several but many remained unidentified.

I appreciate your help.

Best,

Scott

 

[Mackaydon]

WAG on S-8 (with crude castle and king facing right) Phiipe IV (1660-1664)
Don..

 

[Mackaydon]

Some history (as noted by others on the Net):
The four maravedis were counterstamped to eight, simply to increase their values. During this period, Spain was engaged in expensive and prolonged wars (the 30-Years War) and was practically bankrupt, in spite of Peruvian silver. Its soldiers were paid in maravedis so taking in maravedis and restamping them to twice their previous face value was an effective (but unpopular) way of halving the cost of its armies and paying small debtors. Counterstamping to raise the nominal value of the coin could only be done with copper and billon coins as Spanish silver was the international money of the day and could not be treated in such a cavalier fashion.
Don.......

 

[Mackaydon]

S-4 still intrigues me. I hope it can be ID-ed.
Don......

 

[Mackaydon]

Scott,
The closest to S-4 that I can currently find is this:

Attributed and shown here:
Roma Numismatics Ltd. - E-Sale 119, Lot 3112
Spanish States, Castile and León (Kingdom). Ferdinand V and Isabel I (Los Reyes Católicos - the Catholic Monarchs) CU 4 Maravedis. Cuenca mint, 1474-1504. ❊ FERDINANDVS ◦ ET ◦ ELISAB ❊, castle with three towers; C (mintmark)-branch across lower fields; all within double polylobe / ❊ REX • ET • R[EG]INA • CAST • ❊, crowned lion rampant to left within polylobe.
What I keyed off of is the double polylobe enclosure of both primary images.
Don.....