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| 正面描述 | The central field displays the quartered royal arms of Castile and León within a circular beaded border, featuring alternating castles and rampant lions in the four quarters, with a small escutcheon at the centre. The shield is surmounted by the royal crown. The surrounding legend, separated from the central device by a rope-like inner border and an outer dentilated rim, reads FERNANDO•VII•REY DE•ESPA ÑA•Y•DE•LAS•YNDIAS•, identifying the monarch as Fernando VII, King of Spain and the Indies. The engraving is rendered in a bold, provincial style characteristic of Mexican proclamation pieces of the early nineteenth century. |
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| 正面铭文 | FERNANDO•VII•REY DE•ESPA ÑA•Y•DE•LAS•YNDIAS• (Translation: Fernando 7th King of Spain and the Indies.) |
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Zamora's 1808 proclamation piece was struck to mark the public acclamation of Fernando VII following the forced abdications at Bayonne, where Napoleon compelled both Carlos IV and the prince of Asturias to renounce the Spanish throne in favor of Joseph Bonaparte. The town had no formal mint, so these pieces were produced under civic commission rather than royal minting authority — which accounts for the unusually high purity of the gold, unregulated by standard escudo alloy requirements.
Freitas 206 is among the rarest of the New World proclamation series. Zamora, a modest provincial town in Michoacán, struck in very limited quantities, and surviving examples appear at auction with striking infrequency.