1/2 Real - Ferdinandus V and Elisabet I Segovia

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背面描述	Central field displays a crowned fleur-de-lis motif within a beaded inner circle, representing the royal arms device used on the Reales of the Catholic Monarchs. Radiating lines emanate from the base of the crowned fleur-de-lis, adding decorative emphasis to the central device. The peripheral legend in Latin reads +REX · ET · REGINA · KAST, an abbreviation of Rex et Regina Castellae, affirming the joint royal title of Fernando and Isabel as King and Queen of Castile. The flan is irregular and slightly cracked at the edge, consistent with the hand-hammered production technique of the Segovia mint during this period.
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背面铭文	+REX · ET · REGINA · KAST
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附加信息	The half real was codified by the Pragmatic of Medina del Campo in 1497 — the same sweeping monetary reform that standardized the Castilian coinage system under Ferdinand and Isabella and introduced the excelente in gold. The royal monogram dies used at Segovia served the entire span from 1497 until the type was finally retired under Philip II, meaning pieces struck decades apart share essentially identical designs and cannot be distinguished without die study. Segovia's mint, powered by the Eresma river, was among the earliest in Iberia to adopt water-driven hammering equipment.

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