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| 正面铭文 | CAROLVS II R AR |
| 背面描述 | The quartered arms of Majorca and Aragon displayed within a lozenge-shaped (diamond) shield, divided by a bold cross whose limbs extend to a beaded inner border, with small crowns or castles appearing in alternating quarters. The peripheral legend MAIORICARVM CATOL is struck around the outer field in Latin characters, typical of late 17th-century Spanish colonial hammered gold coinage. |
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Carlos II, the last Habsburg king of Spain, ruled under regencies for much of his life and never exercised meaningful personal authority over his mints. Majorca operated with considerable autonomy, and its gold coinage of the 1690s reflects the fiscal desperation of a Crown stretched thin by the Nine Years' War. The island's mint output in this decade was small and irregular.
Cal#187 is among the scarcer Majorcan gold pieces of the reign.