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Milan, Philip II, Doppia 1589

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Italian Gold Coins
SPL+: Extremely FineVery few signs of circulation: relief and lustre almost intact. Italian: splendida. The + indicates a slightly better grade.RareNot easy to find.

Milan, Philip II, Doppia 1589

€2,700.00
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Gold Doppia struck in Milan in 1589 in the name of Philip II, King of Spain and Duke of Milan. Extremely Fine, slightly better (SPL+); an example described as rare.

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Piece details
Grade
SPL+, Extremely Fine
Rarity
Raro, rare
Metal
Gold
Grade
SPL
Period
Up to 1799
Rarity
Rare
What the grading codes mean

SPL+: Extremely Fine. Very few signs of circulation: relief and lustre almost intact. Italian: splendida. The + indicates a slightly better grade.

Raro: rare. Not easy to find.

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Shipments are insured and the rate depends on the order value. Payment is by bank transfer. You can collect your order free of charge in Verbania or Milan.

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