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| 背面描述 | Central crowned shield of the Spanish royal arms, quartered with the castles of Castile and the lions of León, with the dynastic escutcheon of the House of Bourbon in chief, and a pomegranate in base. The shield is flanked on each side by the Pillars of Hercules, each wound with a ribbon, representing the Strait of Gibraltar. The mint assayer initials 'P.G.' appear to the lower left and 'M.' to the lower right of the shield. The surrounding legend 'REY CONST. DE ESPAÑA' arcs across the upper field, with the denomination '50 CENT.' inscribed in the lower field below the shield. |
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Alfonso XIII was born king — his father Alfonso XII died in November 1885, and he reigned from birth under his mother María Cristina's regency. This coin was struck during those regency years, before Alfonso came of age in 1902. The "1st portrait" designation distinguishes it from later issues as the young king's official likeness aged alongside him through successive coinage types.
The Madrid mint struck these across four years with dates recorded in the small stars flanking the main date — the so-called *estrellas* dating system Spain used consistently through this period. Cal#54 identifies the specific die pairing within Calicó's exhaustive Spanish coinage census.