3 Tari - Filippo III

正面描述	Crowned and draped bust of Philip III of Spain facing left, wearing an elaborate ruffled collar and royal crown, rendered in the characteristic bold relief of Spanish-Sicilian hammered coinage. The portrait is executed in a somewhat crude but vigorous style typical of the Palermo Mint workshops of the early seventeenth century. A circular Latin legend surrounds the effigy, reading PHIL III D G, separated by small decorative stops. The entire design is contained within a beaded inner border.
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背面文字	Latin
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附加信息	Sicily's 3 Tari issues under Philip III were struck at the Palermo mint during a period when Spanish Habsburg silver from the Americas was flooding Mediterranean trade routes, making the local Sicilian coinage increasingly marginal in large transactions. The tari denominations persisted because they filled a practical gap in small-to-medium retail exchange that Spanish colonial coins — sized for international commerce — did not efficiently serve. The broad date range reflected in the Spahr references (nos. 42–62) indicates numerous die marriages across more than a decade of production, and specimens vary considerably in strike quality depending on the die state.

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