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| 表面の説明 | A quarter-section cut from a Spanish colonial silver cob (macuquina) coin, bearing the Type I rectangular countermark of Tortola applied in the field. The countermark consists of a recessed cartouche displaying the legend TORTOLA in incuse Latin capital letters, surmounted by a partial representation of a crowned lion passant — an element derived from the British royal arms — stamped onto the irregular silver planchet. The underlying host coin retains vestiges of its original Spanish colonial design, including portions of a cross and shield motif characteristic of early Spanish-American milled or cob coinage, though largely obscured by wear and the cutting process. The piece exhibits the rough, irregular outline typical of cut and countermarked emergency currency issued in the British Caribbean territories during the early nineteenth century. |
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| 表面の文字体系 | Latin |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse presents the plain, unworked face of the quarter-cut silver planchet, retaining the characteristic concave surface produced by the cob-striking technique of the host Spanish colonial coin. No countermark or additional inscription is applied to this side. The surface shows natural oxidation and patina consistent with silver coinage of this period, with the irregular cut edges clearly visible along the straight sides of the quarter-circle segment. The absence of deliberate design on this face is typical of countermarked cut coinage issued as emergency currency throughout the British West Indies. |
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