2 Reales - Felipe V

正面描述	Crowned royal arms of Spain at center, displaying the quartered escutcheon with castles and lions, struck in the characteristic irregular cob (macuquina) style. The mint mark, assayer initial, and denomination numeral '2' appear in the field, partially visible depending on flan shape. The date is struck around the periphery alongside the partial royal legend, though full legibility is rarely achieved on cob coinage. The overall design reflects the colonial Spanish monetary tradition of the Mexico City mint under Felipe V.
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背面描述	Bold Jerusalem cross occupying the central field, with lions passant and castles alternating in the four quarters formed by the cross arms, consistent with the heraldic tradition of the Spanish colonial cob series. The irregular flan, characteristic of hammered macuquina coinage, results in partial strike and clipped edges, with portions of the surrounding legend typically off-flan. The design follows the standard pillars-and-cross type prescribed for colonial silver reales of this period. Surfaces show typical cob texture with flat high points and irregular planchet edges.
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