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2 Reales Type V Countermark

Issuer El Salvador
Year 1868
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Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
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Obverse description The obverse displays the El Salvador Type V countermark of 1868, applied to a milled Spanish colonial host coin dated between 1792 and 1808. The countermark itself depicts a Liberty cap above a shield supported by draped flags, struck within a small incuse circle (variants range from 10 to 12 mm in diameter, with or without rays above the cap, and with or without flanking branches). The host coin's reverse — now serving as the countermarked face — shows the crowned Royal Arms of Castile and León, quartered with castles and lions, with a central escutcheon, all within a milled border. The surrounding legend of the host coin reads HISPAN ET IND REX, with mint mark and assayer initials visible to the left, and the denomination marker 2R to the left field. The reeded edge of the original milled coinage is retained.
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Obverse lettering HISPAN · ET IND · REX
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Reverse lettering CAROLUS IIII DEI GRATIA
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