1650 Pirate Gold - One Doubloon -Domini Anno. I found this coin in my house, is it real? How much is it worth? - anno 1650 domini
The scanner does not work now, but has a head on one side that looks like a captain of a certain type and a pirate on the back: P
Friday, February 5, 2010
Anno 1650 Domini 1650 Pirate Gold - One Doubloon -Domini Anno. I Found This Coin In My House, Is It Real? How Much Is It Worth?
2 comments:
It is a symbol for a game and could be used in a gallery. No real coins of 1650 with a pirate ship on it. I remember when Yahoo had an auction of men, was there with a starting price of $ 1. It could also be a Mardi Gras doubloon. I have something similar in the 1960s but are now together in different styles. I hope that answers your question.
Well, that sounds like a game token. Pirates did not mint its own currency - just pinch other people. And the legitimate currency of the period were to the head of the ruler, not a pirate. Were duplicates of Spain, and it would never have said "a duplicate", as in English.
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