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| 正面描述 | Armored and draped bust of King Charles III facing right, with queue-tied hair, occupying the central field. The date 1782 appears in the exergue below the effigy. The circumferential legend reads CAROL·III·D·G·HISP·ET·IND·R·, denoting the king's titles as ruler of Spain and the Indies. The portrait is rendered in the classical Neoclassical style characteristic of Spanish colonial gold coinage of the period. The coin is bordered by a fine milled or reeded edge. |
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| 正面铭文 | CAROL·III·D·G· HISP·ET·IND·R· ·1782· |
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Charles III's monetary reforms of the 1770s pushed the Potosí mint toward the milled "portrait" coinage that replaced the old cob-style macuquinas, and this two-escudo denomination sits at the heart of that transition period. The Lima and Potosí mints competed for gold output during these years, with Potosí's high-altitude smelting conditions and the quality of Andean ore contributing to minor but documented alloy inconsistencies across the series.
KM#57 spans assayers J and P — the initial on these pieces identifies the individual assayer personally liable for fineness, a accountability system dating to the Habsburg ordinances of the previous century.