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2 Bits

Issuer Grenada
Year 1814
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Technique Cut and countermarked
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Obverse description A triangular segment cut from one-sixth of a Spanish colonial 8 Reales coin, bearing three applied countermarks along the upper curved edge: at left, the crowned rectangular punch stamped 'GS' (for Grenada State); at center, a circular punch with the numeral 'I'; and at right, a circular punch with the numeral '2', together denoting the 2 Bits denomination. The underlying host coin surface retains remnants of the original Spanish colonial design, including a partial floral or pomegranate motif and a circular orb device visible in the lower field.
Obverse script Latin
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