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| 表面の説明 | Bare-headed laureate effigy of King Fernando VII facing right, rendered in low relief with a somewhat crude, provincial style characteristic of the Jubia mint. The mint mark 'J' and denomination '4' appear flanking the king's neck in the field on either side. The date 1819 is struck along the lower exergual area. The surrounding legend reads FERDIN · VII · D · G · HISP · REX, separated by pellets, affirming Fernando VII's kingship of Spain by divine grace. The coin's border is decorated with a continuous beaded rim. |
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| 表面の銘文 | FERDIN · VII · D · G · HISP · REX J 4 · 1819 · (Translation: Ferdinand VII King of Spain by the Grace of God) |
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The Jubia mint, established in Galicia in 1789 using machinery imported from Britain, was something of an outlier in the Spanish minting system — mechanized well before most peninsular facilities and notorious for inconsistent quality in its copper issues. Fernando VII's post-Napoleonic copper coinage was itself politically charged: the king had returned from French captivity in 1814, abolished the liberal Constitution of 1812, and needed a functioning low-denomination coinage for a country economically gutted by six years of war. The "second portrait" designation distinguishes this type from the earlier bust used at Jubia, a distinction that matters considerably for completeness-focused collectors of this series.