1/2 Cuartillo - Alfonso de Avila pretender, Seville

Alfonso de Ávila was proclaimed king by rebel Castilian nobles in June 1465 at the so-called Farce of Ávila, a ceremony of theatrical deposition in which an effigy of the reigning Enrique IV was stripped of its regalia and toppled from a platform. The rebellion fractured Castile for three years, with each claimant operating royal mints and issuing coinage to assert legitimacy. Seville's output under the pretender is particularly scarce — the city returned to Enrique's allegiance by 1466, sharply curtailing the window of production.