Coins 1731 year of issue

In 1731, a small amount of money was minted in the world. Italian states issue coins in small quantities, but of various denominations and types.
This year, the Palermo Mint prints silver ½ and 1 tare banknotes. Tari, weighing 2.42 g and 18 mm in size, is on the obverse: a draped bust, located to the right. On the reverse: the crowned eagle, looking to the left. The image of 1 tari coin, weighing 2.4 g and 19 mm in size is similar.
At ½ tari coin, weighing 1.15 g, the bust on the obverse is located to the left. On the reverse: crowned eagle, on the chest - a shield of Austrian weapons with a crown, the inscription with the date of issue.
The states of Italy minted in 1731 Italian piastres. The name translates as: silver plate. In Italy, vases, cups, and vessels decorated with silver coins. They were attached to chains, in the form of suspensions.
In 1 silver Italian piastre, weighing 25.5 g, on the obverse: the right bust of a ruler. On the reverse side: a richly decorated shield of numerous emblems, with the emblem of Austria in the center. Below is the release date.
½ silver Italian piastre, weighing 12.25 g, framed in the same way as a coin, with a face value of 1.
In 1731, the Italian States minted 2 Italian Quattrino, made of copper, the type of which is known only by descriptions. On the obverse: the Medici coat of arms; on the reverse side: the Pisa cross. In some sources, the coin is known as cattrino.
This year, the numismatic copy of the osella gold coin is issued, the authentic image of which has not been preserved. From the descriptions it is known that the weight of the coin: 10.51 g, size: 35 mm. On the obverse, Saint Mark demonstrates a staff, with a cross and a pennant - doge, kneeling. On the reverse side: the radiant figure of the Madonna and child, depicted to the waist, surrounded by stars, clouds and an inverted crescent.
In 1731, the Italian states minted copper coins, silver carlinoes, silver barbons, and gold scudos of various types and sizes.