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8 Reales - Jose I Bonaparte
| Emittent | Real Casa de la Moneda (Royal Mint of Spain) |
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| Jahr | 1809-1810 |
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| Dicke | 2 mm |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Central quartered coat of arms of Spain surmounted by a royal crown, incorporating the traditional Castilian castle, Leonese lion, Aragonese pallets, and Navarrese chain in the four quarters, with the pomegranate of Granada in base. Superimposed at the centre of the shield is a small oval escutcheon bearing the Napoleonic eagle. The denomination numeral 8 appears to the right of the shield, and the mintmark R (for Real) to the left. The circular legend HISPANIARUM ET IND·REX·M·I·G· runs around the periphery, denoting King of the Spains and the Indies, with the Madrid mint initial and assayer's letters. |
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| Reverslegende | HISPANIARUM ET IND·REX·M·I·G· (Translation: King of the Spains and Indies. Madrid, assayer I.G.) |
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José Bonaparte — Napoleon's elder brother, installed as King of Spain in 1808 — never controlled enough of the country to govern it meaningfully. The 8 Reales issued in his name from Madrid represents one of the few tangible artifacts of a reign that existed largely on paper, contested from the start by the Peninsular War and the parallel coinage being struck by the Patriot juntas in his brother's name elsewhere in the kingdom.
Surviving examples in any grade are genuinely scarce. The Madrid mint's output under French occupation was severely disrupted by military instability, and much of what was struck likely left Spain as war finance rather than circulating domestically.