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Greece – Italy (Venetian Rule), Venice, 10 Tornesi (2½ Soldini), 1611–1615
A historic copper coin issued by the Republic of Venice for circulation in its overseas territories, including the Ionian Islands and other Venetian possessions in Greece. Valued at 10 Tornesi (2½ Soldini), this coin was struck during the reign of Leonardo Donato and/or Marcantonio Memmo, depending on the specific issue and date.
Typical specifications:
- Issuer: Republic of Venice
- Denomination: 10 Tornesi (2½ Soldini)
- Years: 1611–1615
- Material: Copper
- Region of circulation: Venetian possessions in Greece (including the Ionian Islands) and other overseas territories
- Obverse: Usually features the winged Lion of Saint Mark, the symbol of Venice.
- Reverse: Denomination and decorative elements, with inscriptions identifying the value and issuing authority.
- Historical significance: These coins reflect Venice’s extensive commercial and political influence in the eastern Mediterranean during the early 17th century and are popular with collectors of Venetian and Greek colonial coinage.
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