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2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare
2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare

2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare

$ 1346.4

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  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Venezuela
  • Grade: Ungraded
  • Denomination: 2 Reales
  • Historical Period: First Republic (1824-64)
  • Composition: Nickel Bonded Steel
  • Year: 1887
  • Certification: Uncertified

    Description

    2 Reales Hacienda token 1887 Error very rare.
    Item Description
    Victoria (Aragua), Venezuela, copper-nickel 2 reales token, 1887, Federico Briceno Leon, and only known specimen. 24mm; 5.27 grams. Obverse: Consignacion general de frutos, Victoria, Federico Briceno Leon. Reverse: Honni Soit Qui Mal y Pense, 1887. Light toning and minor marks in fields,
    The error in this coin is that the word Honni is written with two letters n and only one letter N should be present in some records of this coin, it shows it with an N or with two letters NN since this makes it rarer and more expensive. have that error.
    Honi soit qui mal y pense" (sometimes written as "Honi soit quy mal y pense", "Hony soyt que mal y pense", "Hony soyt ke mal y pense", "Hony soyt qui mal pence" and various other forms ) is the motto of the English Order of the Garter. In French, the correct phrase is "Honni soit qui mal y pense" (the modern conjugation of the verb honnir is honni).[1] This motto is also written at the end from the Sir Gawain and the Green Knight manuscript, though it may have been added later.[2] Its literal translation from the Old French is "Shame befall him who thinks ill of it",[3] despite which is sometimes reinterpreted as "May evil fall on him who thinks evil".[4]