The term Spanish Coins of Yore refers to the coins used in Spain during the 16th and 17th centuries. These coins were known as Reals, which is a five-letter word. Reals were made of gold, silver, and copper and were used as currency throughout the Spanish Empire. They were also used in international trade and were widely accepted in many parts of the world. The coins were minted in various denominations and were an important part of the Spanish economy.