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2 Bits

Issuer Grenada
Year 1814
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Value 2 Bits (⅙)
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Reverse description Triangular flan retaining substantial portions of the original Spanish Colonial 8 Reales host coin reverse design. The characteristic crowned shield of Castile and León is partially visible, featuring the castle and lion motifs within a baroque cartouche, consistent with coinage struck at a Spanish Colonial mint. The letters 'NI' or similar mint/assayer marks from the host coin are visible at the upper edge of the triangular segment. The surfaces are worn and show the irregular edges characteristic of hand-cut necessity coinage.
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