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| 背面铭文 | IN.UTROQ.FELIX. AUSPICE.DEO. NR JJ 2 S (Translation: In one and the other world happy under God`s eye) |
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| 铸造量 | 1791 NR JJ - KM#60.1, not mentioned by Hernández - 1791 P JF - KM#60.2, not mentioned by Hernández - 1792 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#735 - 1793 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#735 - 1793 P JF - KM#60.2, not mentioned by Hernández - 1793 P SF - not mentioned by Krause, Hernández#736 - 1794 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1795 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1795 P JF - KM#60.2, Hernández#738 - 1796 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#735 - 1796 P JF - KM#60.2, Hernández#738 - 1797 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1797 P JF - KM#60.2, Hernández#738 - 1798 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1798 P JF - KM#60.2, Hernández#738 - 1799 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1799 P JF - KM#60.2, Hernández#738 - 1800 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1801 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1802 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1802 P JF - KM#60.2, Hernández#738 - 1803 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1804 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1804 P JF - KM#60.2, Hernández#738 - 1805 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - 1806 NR JJ - KM#60.1, Hernández#737 - |
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Carlos IV ascended the Spanish throne in 1788 as his father Charles III's reforms were still reshaping colonial minting. The Santa Fe de Bogotá mint had been producing gold escudos for the Crown since 1622, and by the 1790s it was one of Spain's most productive New World sources of gold coinage — drawing directly on the placer deposits of the Cauca and Magdalena river systems.
Production of this type ran through 1806, just a year before the transatlantic trade disruptions of the Napoleonic Wars began throttling colonial remittances to Spain. Assayer initials on the obverse identify individual accountability for fineness — a system introduced after repeated fraud scandals at New World mints in the preceding century.