Antoine de Paule · cinquina · copper

Magistracy 1623–1636 · Order of St John

This copper cinquina is documented in the name of Antoine de Paule. The consulted collection lists an example as 1629, with reference RS#33 KM#47. This record groups ruler, denomination and metal. It does not count each mint year, surviving specimen or inscription spacing as another type.

Antoine de Paule · copper cinquina — historic catalogue illustration — obverse
Robert Morris, Coins of the Grand Masters of the Order of Malta (1884), plate 4, figure 4. Cornell University Library / Internet Archive. Public domain.
Original illustrated work: Robert Morris / T. R. Marvin & Son; scan: Cornell University Library / Internet Archive · Public domain — PD-old-100-expired · Sources
Antoine de Paule · copper cinquina — historic catalogue illustration — reverse
Robert Morris, Coins of the Grand Masters of the Order of Malta (1884), plate 4, figure 4. Cornell University Library / Internet Archive. Public domain.
Original illustrated work: Robert Morris / T. R. Marvin & Son; scan: Cornell University Library / Internet Archive · Public domain — PD-old-100-expired · Sources

Technical specifications

Composition
Copper
Weight
Unknown / not verified
Diameter
Unknown / not verified
Thickness
Unknown / not verified
Total mintage
Unknown / not verified
Edge
Unknown / not verified
Mint
Unknown / not verified
Obverse
Unknown / not verified
Reverse
Unknown / not verified
Inscriptions
Unknown / not verified
Colour
Unknown / not verified
Serial format
Unknown / not verified

This issue belongs to the monetary administration of Antoine de Paule. His name and arms distinguish the attribution from neighbouring magistracies; documented varieties remain a separate research task.

A documented specimen

These measurements describe this specimen only, not manufacturing standards.

Collection
Collection not documented
Catalogue reference
RS#33 KM#47
Specimen date
1629
Specimen weight
1.2 g
Specimen diameter
19.9 mm

Dating and classification

The date interval is the ruler’s Malta magistracy, not a complete list of minting years. Specimen dates are evidence for examples only.

Sources

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