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| 背面描述 | The reverse presents a detailed architectural rendering of the main entrance façade of the Escuela Naval Militar in Marín, Pontevedra, the institution responsible for training Spanish Navy officers. The building's doorway and surrounding architectural elements are depicted in fine relief occupying the central field. The surrounding legend incorporates the denomination, commemorative date range, mint mark, and the full title of the commemorated institution. The inscriptions reference the tricentennial of the Real Compañía de Guardias Marinas, founded in 1717. |
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The Royal Company of Marine Guards was established by Philip V in 1717 as a training corps to supply officers for the Spanish Navy, making it one of the earliest formal naval officer academies in Europe — predating Britain's Royal Naval College by decades. The 2017 issue marks the tercentenary of that founding, part of Spain's broader commemorative program under Felipe VI honoring institutions with deep Bourbon-dynasty roots.
The .925 silver composition aligns with Spain's standard commemorative specifications of the period, with production handled at the Madrid facility on Calle Jorge Juan.