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8 Escudos - Felipe V Segovia, 1st type
| Uitgever | Casa de Moneda de Segovia |
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| Jaar | 1721-1723 |
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| Techniek | Milled |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | Central device features a bold cross potent within a quatrefoil composed of four interlocking arcs, with decorative floral or leaf ornaments in each of the four angles formed between the arms of the cross and the lobes. The denomination numeral '8' and the assayer initial 'F' appear to the left in the legend, while the date appears at the top, all separated by rosette stops. The full circular Latin legend reads around the periphery between milled beading borders, identifying the king as ruler of the Spains. |
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| Opschrift keerzijde | HISPANIARUM REX F 8 1721 |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
Felipe V briefly abdicated in favor of his son Luis I in January 1724, making the 1721–1723 window the first of two distinct Felipe V reigns — a dynastic anomaly that splits the coinage of his rule into two entirely separate types. Luis I died of smallpox in August 1724 after just seven months on the throne, forcing Felipe back. Coins struck at Segovia during this first reign are thus bounded on both ends by extraordinary circumstance rather than any ordinary succession.
The Segovia mint, powered by its famous hydraulic machinery on the Eresma River, was among the most technically sophisticated in the Spanish empire at the time.