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Medal - Ferdinand VII Proclamation; Madrid; 2 Reales

Location Spain
Year 1808
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Obverse description Crowned oval shield bearing the quartered arms of Castile and León with a central escutcheon of the French royal fleurs-de-lis, all within an ornate wreath border. The royal crown surmounts the shield in high relief. A circular Latin legend runs along the toothed outer rim.
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Reverse description Central crowned royal cipher of Ferdinand VII, formed by two interlaced Fs with the numeral VII below, set within an olive wreath tied at the base. A radiant five-pointed star emanates sunbeams from the top of the field. The circular Latin legend surrounds the design along the toothed rim.
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Mintage 1808
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