Carlino

/kɑːrˈliːnoʊ/ noun

A historical Italian silver coin that circulated in Naples and other parts of southern Italy, especially during the 16th-18th centuries.

From Italian, possibly derived from 'Carlo' (Charles), named after King Charles II of Naples. The coin's name reflects its royal origins and was specific to the Kingdom of Naples monetary system.

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