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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 背面描述 | A turreted Gothic castle depicted in high relief within an eight-lobed (octolobed) inner frame, the central motif of the arms of Castile. The castle features three towers with crenellations and an arched gateway at the base. Beneath the castle, the mintmark 'S' for Seville is visible in the lower segment of the octolobed frame. The circular Latin legend surrounds the entire device between a beaded inner border and the irregular coin edge, with rosette stops separating portions of the inscription. |
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Alfonso de Ávila was proclaimed king by rebellious Castilian nobles in June 1465 at the so-called Farce of Ávila, a staged ceremony in which an effigy of the reigning Henry IV was symbolically stripped of its crown and cast down. The pretender's coinage — struck at Seville among other mints — circulated for barely three years before Alfonso's sudden death in 1468 collapsed the rebellion entirely, leaving his issues as artifacts of a dynastic crisis that never resolved itself through force.