Online Coins Auction #57
Fecha: 2021-11-11
# Objetos: 2113
Total salida: 0
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Orizaba, Mexico. (Ar. 24.34g / 40mm). 1790. (Vives 153 metal variation). Anv: Laureate bust of Carlos IV on the right, around legend: TO CARLOS IV, REY DE ESPAṄA Y DE LAS YNDIAS, below legend: APRIL II, 1790. Rev: Escudo crowned and quartered with five stars, tree, rampant lion on the left and a sailing ship, in the center oval escusón quartered with lions and castles, behind an extended eagle holding a ribbon that surrounds the shield with the inscription: BENIGNO THE FERTILE CLIMATE THE SOIL COMMODUS THE SITE AND LOYAL THE PEOPLE, around legend: IN ITS PROCLAMATION OF THE VERY LOYAL VILLA DE Very Fine YEAR OF 1790. VF. Some tap on the edge. Very rare.
After declaring war against England in 1796 and for which an attack on the Port of Veracruz was feared, the viceroy of New Spain, the Marquis of Branciforte, decided that Orizaba would temporarily become the capital of the Viceroyalty. Orizaba, became the capital, then, between 1797 and 1798, another privilege that joins the one that Carlos III granted it a few years before in January 1774 when giving it the category of town.
After declaring war against England in 1796 and for which an attack on the Port of Veracruz was feared, the viceroy of New Spain, the Marquis of Branciforte, decided that Orizaba would temporarily become the capital of the Viceroyalty. Orizaba, became the capital, then, between 1797 and 1798, another privilege that joins the one that Carlos III granted it a few years before in January 1774 when giving it the category of town.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Sevilla. (Ar. 23.78g / 35mm). 1789. Engraver: F. Gordillo. (Vives 98; RAH 386). Anv: Semifrontal bust of Carlos IV laureate with jacket, shirt with frills, band, cloak and the cross of the Holy Spirit, around the legend: CAROL IV DG HISP ET IND REX. Rev: San Fernando crowned with armor, mantle, sword and cruciferous globe, between San Isidoro and San Leandro both with miter and staff, above legend: PROC SPQ HISPAL 1789, in exergue: NO-8-DO. Very Fine. Cleaned.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Presence of the Real Family in Sevilla offering honors to the tomb of San Fernando. (Ae. 31.51g / 48mm). 1796. Sevilla. Engraver: Pardo on the cut and JB Amat on the reverse. (Vives 183). Ob: Bust of Carlos IV with cuirass, cape and fleece, around legend: CAROLVS IV REX CATHOL HISPALI PIVS. Rev: In front of a semicircular arches the Kings and the Prince of Austrias kneeling on the tomb of San Fernando, around legend: SOLVTIS CAELESTI NVMINI VOTIS, in exergue: HISPAL SCHOL MDCC / LXXXXVI. Very Fine.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Voto de los Reyes and Principe Fernando at the Academy of Sevilla. (Gilt bronze. 38.96g / 49mm). 1796. Engravers: Pardo and JBA. (Vives 183). Ob: Bust of Carlos IV with cuirass, cape and fleece, around legend: CAROLVS IV REX CATHOL HISPALI PIVS. Rev: In front of a semicircular arcade, the Kings and Prince of Asturias kneeling before the tomb of San Fernando, around the legend: SOLVTIS CAELESTI NVMINI VOTIS, in exergue: HISPAL SCHOL MDCCLXXXXVI. Good Very Fine. Cleaned. Tapping on the edge.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Soria. (Ar. 11.20 / 30mm). 1789. Engraver: A. Martínez. Module of 4 Reales. (Vives 105; H-101). Anv: Busts of Carlos IV, with coat, shirt with jabot, band, mantle and collar of the fleece, and of the queen, with court dress, around legend: CAROLUS IV ET ALOYSIA AUGUSTI. Rev: Spain standing on a base looking to the right, holding royal banner and oval shield with castle of three crenellated towers, around legend: NUMANTIN ACCLAMATIO, in exergue: SUMPT COMIT DE GOMARA / SIGNIF MAY AN MDCCLXXXIX. Good Very Fine. Minimal tap on the edge. Nice tone. Limited.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Soria. (Silver bronze 1.03 / 29mm). 1789. Engraver: A. Martínez. Module of 4 Reales. Uniform test. Anv: Busts of Carlos IV, with jacket, shirt with jabot, band, mantle and collar of the fleece, and of the queen, with court dress, around legend: CAROLUS IV ET ALOYSIA AUGUSTI. Extremely Fine.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Valencia. (Ar.3.63g / 23mm). 1789. Module of 2 Reales. (Vives 698; RAH 396). Ob: Draped bust of Carlos IV, around legend: D CARLOS IV REY DE ESPAṄA. Rev: Escudo crowned with bat in lozenge and the arms of the city, among crowned L, around legend: PROCLAMED IN VALENCIA. Almost Extremely Fine. Beautiful patina.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Valencia. (Ar., 12.93g / 35mm). 1789. Engraver: M. Peleguer y Tossar. (H-107). Ob: Bust of the king with breastplate, band, cloak and collar of the fleece, around legend: CAROLVS IIII REX CATHOL INAVGVRANTVS, under the bust: MDCCLXXXIX. Rev: Spain standing with the royal banner under a bat and an oval shield with the arms of Valencia, to its right the representation of the Turia with its name on a pole, around the legend: VOTA BONOS DVCIT AD EXITVS, in exergue: VALENTINORVM / FIDES. Extremely Fine. Nice and irregular patina. Limited.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Valladolid de Michoacan, Mexico. (Ae. 42.88g / 45mm). 1791. Engraver: GA Gil. (Vives 172; RAH 435 metal variation). Anv: Bust of Carlos IV with coat, jabot shirt, band, cloak and necklaces of the fleece and Holy Spirit, around the legend: CARLOS IIII KING OF SPAIN AND OF THE YNDIAS. Rev: Oval Escudo conroned with three busts on the shelf and exterior ornament formed by cardboard and two palms, around the legend: PROCLAMED IN THE CITY OF VALLADOLID DE MICHOACAN / BY SU ALFEREZ RD JOSE, in exergue: 1791. Good Very Fine. Slight iridescent tone. Limited.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1801). Droz minting method. (Silver bronze. 26.03g / 40mm). 1801. Engraver: M. González de Sepúlveda. (Vives 191). Anv: Laureate bust of Carlos IV and bust of the queen with diadem, around legend: ANION AUGUSTA. Rev: Caption: AVOIDING / FRAUD / DILATION AND EXPENSES / IDENTIFY / SIGNS, around caption: JP GROZ INVENTOR OF THE METHOD OF MULTIPLYING THE DIES. In the song legend: ACUṄA SURFACE AND SONG TO A SINGLE HIT. Good Very Fine.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Madrid (Ar. 1,59g / 15mm). 1789. Madrid. (Ha-65). Good Very Fine. Nice tone.
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FERNANDO VII (1808-1833). Restoration of the Constitution of 1812. (Silvered bronze. 71.88 / 50mm). March 7, 1820. Caque and Barre Engravers. (Vives 337 metal variants). Anv: Laureate head of Ferdinand VII on the left, around the legend: FERNANDO VII FOR THE G OF GOD AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE MON KING OF SPAIN AND YND. Rev: Minerva standing to the left carrying spear and shield, uncovering tablets with inscription: CONSTITUCION POLITICA / DE LA MONARQUIA ESPAṄOLA, around the legend: RESTABLISHED BY THE WISDOM OF THE KING AND THE CONSTANCE OF THE NATION, below: MARCH 7, 1820. Good Very Fine.
The popular Constitution of 1812 was proclaimed up to three times. In addition to the one of 12, it was also in 1820 and in a short period in 1836. In this one that concerns us marks the starting gun of the well-known Liberal Triennium and was sworn in by the king, pressured by the social situation of the country, the March 9, 1820. The Constitution established, among other important developments, that sovereignty rested with the nation, not with the king, the separation of powers or indirect universal male suffrage. Only three years later it ceased to have effect, beginning the so-called Ominous Decade.
The popular Constitution of 1812 was proclaimed up to three times. In addition to the one of 12, it was also in 1820 and in a short period in 1836. In this one that concerns us marks the starting gun of the well-known Liberal Triennium and was sworn in by the king, pressured by the social situation of the country, the March 9, 1820. The Constitution established, among other important developments, that sovereignty rested with the nation, not with the king, the separation of powers or indirect universal male suffrage. Only three years later it ceased to have effect, beginning the so-called Ominous Decade.
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FERNANDO VII (1808-1833). Wedding of Fernando VII and María Josefa Amalia. (Gilt bronze. 33.94g / 36mm). 1819. Irún. Yrún's manifesto of loyalty to María Josefa Amalia, new Queen. ( Vives 331 metal variation). Anv: Busts of Fernando VII and María Josefa Amalia on the right, around the legend: FERNANDO VII AND M\u00aa JOSEFA AMALIA. Rev: Legend: THE LOYALTY / OF THE SPANIARDS / TO THEIR SOVEREIGHTS / IT MANIFESTS IN YRUN / VNA COMMISSION OF THE KINGS / TO M\u00aa JOSEFA AMALIA / HIS NEW KINGDOM / ON OCTOBER 3 / DE 1819. Almost Extremely Fine.
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DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Token. (Ae. 8.05g / 27mm). 1812. Campaigns of Spain. (Breton 987). Almost Very Fine.
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ISABEL II (1833-1868). Return of María Cristina de Borbón. (Ae. 59.07g / 52mm). 1844. Minted by the Barcelona Provincial Council. Engraver: Jubany. (Cru. Medals 549). Extremely Fine. Limited.
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ISABEL II (1833-1868). Return of María Cristina de Borbón. (White metal. 28.07g / 51mm). 1844. Minted by the Barcelona Provincial Council. Single plate. Test?. Good Very Fine. Very rare. Silver and bronze specimens are known engraved by Jubany and that include on the reverse the scene of Victoria in the quadriga on the left.
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ISABEL II (1833-1868). Real Wedding. (Ae. 23.94g / 37mm). 1846. Barcelona. (Vives 385). Good Extremely Fine.
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ISABEL II (1833-1868). Prim Marqués de los Castillejos. War of Africa. (Silver calamine. 68.80g / 54mm). 1860. Barcelona. Engraver: Pomar. (Vives 809). Good Very Fine.
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ISABEL II (1833-1868). Prim Marqués de los Castillejos. War of Africa. (Silver calamine. 69.03g / 54mm). 1860. Barcelona. Engraver: Pomar. (Vives 809). Good Very Fine.
After the loss of the overseas colonies, Spain had become a second-rate power. Escarceos in the Pacific, Mexico or East Africa sought to maintain a certain level of international prestige and incidentally impose respect on a neighboring France that had just occupied Algerian soil. Rafael Echagüe, Antonio Ros de Olano and Juan Prim were the visible heads of the overwhelming victory in the battle of Wad-Ras against some Moroccan troops who capitulated giving way to a peace, of the same name as the battle, which did not mean for Spain no territorial expansion or strategic advantage, since neither France nor England allowed it.
After the loss of the overseas colonies, Spain had become a second-rate power. Escarceos in the Pacific, Mexico or East Africa sought to maintain a certain level of international prestige and incidentally impose respect on a neighboring France that had just occupied Algerian soil. Rafael Echagüe, Antonio Ros de Olano and Juan Prim were the visible heads of the overwhelming victory in the battle of Wad-Ras against some Moroccan troops who capitulated giving way to a peace, of the same name as the battle, which did not mean for Spain no territorial expansion or strategic advantage, since neither France nor England allowed it.
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ISABEL II (1833-1868). Agriculture Exhibition. (Ae. 39.61g / 43mm). 1857. Madrid. Engraver: Louis Charles Bouvet. In the recorded Cuivre song (Spanish Medals Collection, Vol II, N\u00ba 684). Extremely Fine.
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ISABEL II (1833-1868). Agriculture Exhibition. To the merit. (Ae.-over-gilt. 106.62g / 59mm). 1857. Madrid. Engraver: CB (Louis Charles Bouvet). (Vives 401). Very Fine. Limited.