Replica of the Denix 100 Escudos Coin

The 100 Escudos Coin is an essential accessory for your costume. Invented during the reign of Philip IV in 1637. This Spanish gold coin of 100 escudos issued in 1609 under the reign of Felipe III, was also issued under the reigns of Felipe IV and Carlos II, has a weight of 359 grams of gold. During the reign of Isabel II it was denominated 100 reales cent. Pirates tried (and often succeeded) to steal precious cargoes of gold, silver and other products from the New World, which presented an ideal business for its abundance of islands where pirates could take refuge. This gold currency was a favorite of freebooters. The pirates who plagued the Caribbean Sea were sometimes improperly referred to as buccaneers. Pirates are distinguished from privateers, who are civilians waging war on the sea with the authorization of their government, according to the laws of war, with a status equivalent to that of the military. Contrary to the image spread by cinematographic fictions, because of their very way of life, few pirates ate their fill or became rich; most died young in battle. The practice of piracy was predominantly male, but female pirates did exist. Famous names such as Mary Read and Anne Bonny are known to have sailed with pirate Jack Rackham.

We offer a wide selection of replicas from the Piracy period.

First and foremost,

• Visit Flibustier boarding sword is a bladed weapon used in the navy.
• There is also the Pirates Axe Gun. The Gun Axe is featured in Assassin's Creed Unity: Dead Kings
• As well as the pirate's blunderbuss from the 18th century, also known as espingole or mousqueton.
• And many more besides.

That's why this is a great gift idea for all pirate fans.

You can use the 100 Escudo Coin to decorate your theme parties.

First and foremost, this is a collector's and decorative piece. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French family business, official distributor Denix

Replica of the Denix 100 Escudos Coin

The 100 Escudos Coin is an essential accessory for your costume. Invented during the reign of Philip IV in 1637. This Spanish gold coin of 100 escudos issued in 1609 under the reign of Felipe III, was also issued under the reigns of Felipe IV and Carlos II, has a weight of 359 grams of gold. During the reign of Isabel II it was denominated 100 reales cent. Pirates tried (and often succeeded) to steal precious cargoes of gold, silver and other products from the New World, which presented an ideal business for its abundance of islands where pirates could take refuge. This gold currency was a favorite of freebooters. The pirates who plagued the Caribbean Sea were sometimes improperly referred to as buccaneers. Pirates are distinguished from privateers, who are civilians waging war on the sea with the authorization of their government, according to the laws of war, with a status equivalent to that of the military. Contrary to the image spread by cinematographic fictions, because of their very way of life, few pirates ate their fill or became rich; most died young in battle. The practice of piracy was predominantly male, but female pirates did exist. Famous names such as Mary Read and Anne Bonny are known to have sailed with pirate Jack Rackham.

We offer a wide selection of replicas from the Piracy period.

First and foremost,

• Visit Flibustier boarding sword is a bladed weapon used in the navy.
• There is also the Pirates Axe Gun. The Gun Axe is featured in Assassin's Creed Unity: Dead Kings
• As well as the pirate's blunderbuss from the 18th century, also known as espingole or mousqueton.
• And many more besides.

That's why this is a great gift idea for all pirate fans.

You can use the 100 Escudo Coin to decorate your theme parties.

First and foremost, this is a collector's and decorative piece. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French family business, official distributor Denix