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| 裏面の説明 | Two crowned hemispheres of the Old and New Worlds displayed between the crowned Pillars of Hercules, each pillar bearing a crown and representing the gateway between continents. Wavy lines below the globes represent the ocean. Portions of the surrounding Latin legend citing the king's titles appear around the periphery, and the assayer initial and date appear at the bottom, though the irregular cob flan causes much of the design to be partially struck or off-flan, characteristic of macuquina manufacture. |
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| 鋳造数 | 1733 J - - 1734 J - - 1735 J - - 1736 J - - 1737 J - - 1738 J - - 1739 J - - 1740 J - Over-date 1740/39 exists - 1741 J - - 1742 J - - 1743 J - Over-date 1743/37 exists - 1744 J - - 1745 J - - 1746 J - - |
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Felipe V spent much of his reign battling the consequences of the War of Spanish Succession, and the Guatemala mint — established in 1731 — began striking macuquina coinage almost immediately under his authority. These cob-style pieces were hand-struck on irregularly cut planchets, making each example physically unique. The Guatemala mint was the last in Spanish America to abandon the cob format, continuing well past when other mints had transitioned to milled coinage.
Shipwreck recovery has introduced a significant number of these pieces to the market, some from the 1733 fleet lost off Florida's coast.