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4 Maravedis - Philip III /Philip IV Countermark, oval palm leaf

Issuer Kingdom of Spain
Year 1578-1625
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Currency Real (1497-1833)
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Reverse description The reverse displays a prominent oval countermark applied during the reign of Philip III or Philip IV, depicting a stylized palm leaf or frond with clearly defined lateral leaflets, punched into the central field as an official revalidation mark. The host coin's original reverse type, a crowned heraldic lion within a beaded circle, remains partially visible beneath and around the countermark. Remnants of the peripheral legend + HISPANIARVM * ET * IND are discernible around the border. The surface shows characteristic dark patination and wear consistent with the coin's extended use as an emergency currency issue.
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Reverse lettering +HISPANIARVM * ET * IND
(Translation: Spain and Indies.)
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