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2 Reales - Fernando VII traveling mint

Issuer Spain
Year 1812-1814
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Obverse description Laureate and draped bust of Ferdinand VII facing right, with a tied queue visible at the nape, occupying the central field. The peripheral legend in Latin reads FERDN·VII·DEI·GRATIA, interrupted at the base by the date 1814, all within a finely milled border. The portrait, executed in the neoclassical style characteristic of the Catalonian traveling mint, shows the king in military drape with the laurel wreath rendered in considerable detail despite the modest module of the coin.
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Obverse lettering FERDN·VII·DEI·GRATIA·1814·
(Translation: Ferdinand VII by the grace of God)
Reverse description Quartered shield of Castile and León, with the central escutcheon of the House of Bourbon, surmounted by a royal crown, occupying the centre of the field. To the left of the shield appear the mint mark C and the assayer's initial R; to the right, the denomination numeral 2 and the assayer's initials SF. The circular legend HISPANIARUM·REX· runs around the periphery within a milled border, identifying Ferdinand VII as King of the Spains.
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