4 Maravedis - Felipe IV Trujillo, tall bust

正面描述	Tall, armored bust of King Philip IV of Spain facing right, wearing a crown, depicted in a bold and somewhat schematic style characteristic of the Trujillo mint's roller-milled copper coinage. The royal effigy occupies the central field, with the denomination numeral IIII visible to the left of the bust and the mintmark to the right. The encircling Latin legend PHILIPPVS IIII runs around the periphery. The coin is bordered by a continuous inner ring of beads.
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正面铭文	PHILIPPVS IIII
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附加信息	Trujillo's mint operated intermittently and under chronic supervision problems throughout the seventeenth century, and the 1661–1664 resello period was no exception. These countermarked pieces were part of Spain's repeated attempts to revalue existing copper coinage without the expense of full reminting — a fiscal stopgap driven by Castile's near-continuous state of bankruptcy under Felipe IV. The "tall bust" distinction separates this from earlier resello types applied at the same mint and is a product of die engraving variation rather than any policy change. Trujillo-struck copper from this period is notably scarcer than output from Toledo or Segovia.

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