Tauler&Fau Subastas - Floor Auction 10 - 459 Numistats ref: 475862
Fernando VII
Autoridad
8 Reales
Denominación
-
Año
Aureo-Calicó (2019) 1359
Aureo-Calicó (2008) 586
Referencias
Fernando VII (1808-1833)
Categoria
8 reales. 1812. Oaxaca. (Cal-586). (Km-168). Ag. 26,49 g. León pequeño. Punzón con letra R en reverso. Magnífico ejemplar para esta rara moneda. EBC. Est...7000,00. Esta pieza debe entenderse dentro de una situación de emergencia en plenos disturbios de la Guerra de Independencia de México. Este ejemplar sin fallas, muy atractivo para esta serie de necesidad y fuertemente acuñado y que no tiene los defectos que con frecuencia presentan a los pocos ejemplares que quedan. Emitido por el general Antonio González Saravia en 1812 debido a la falta de circulante. Saravia, que era Presidente de la Audiencia de Guatemala entre 1801 y marzo de 1811, fue reemplazado por José de Bustamante y Guerra y convocado para presentarse en la ciudad de México para hacerse cargo de las fuerzas militares de ese virreinato. Sin embargo, no pudo seguir viaje pues al llegar a la ciudad de Oaxaca, debido a la inseguridad de los caminos, muchos de los cuales se encontraban bajo control de los insurgentes, le obligó a quedarse en Oaxaca. En abril de 1812, el Virrey Venegas lo puso al mando de la defensa militar de la provincia de Oaxaca. Las fuerzas insurgentes de Morelos finalmente tomaron la ciudad el 25 de noviembre de 1812, y Saravia fue detenido y fusilado el 2 de diciembre de ese año. En estas circunstancias tan precarias, es de admirar la calidad de acuñación de este raro ejemplar de 8 Reales emitido bajo su autoridad. Se trata de unas piezas de lo más emblemáticas de toda la serie de la Guerra de la Independencia y rara vez se encuentran en calidad tan atractiva. Esperamos que este ejemplar tan bien conservado atraiga el interés de los coleccionistas.
ENGLISH: Fernando VII (1808-1833). 8 reales. 1812. Oaxaca. (Cal-586). (Km-168). Ag. 26.49 g. Small lion variety. Countmark with letter R on the reverse. Extraordinary specimen for this rare coin. EBC. . This piece must be understood within an emergency situation in the middle of the riots of the War of Independence of Mexico. An unflawed and very attractive specimen of this cast necessity issue with bold features and free of the defects that frequently plague the few surviving pieces. Issued by General Antonio González Saravia in 1812 due to the lack of circulating media. Saravia, who was President of the Audiencia de Guatemala between 1801 and March 1811, was replaced by José de Bustamante y Guerra and summoned to present himself to the city of Mexico in order to take charge of the military forces of that viceroyalty. Nevertheless, he could not proceed further after reaching the city of Oaxaca due to the insecurity of the roads, many of which were under Insurgent control. On April 1812, Viceroy Venegas put him in command of the military defense of the Oaxacan province. The insurgent forces of Morelos finally took the city on November 25 of 1812, and Saravia was detained and finally shot on December 2 of that year. Given these so precarious circumstances, the rare cast 8 Reales issued under his authority while in command of Oaxaca are among the most iconic issues of the entire War of Independence series and rarely encountered in an attractive quality. We thus expect this well preserved piece to attract serious collector's interest.
Descripción
ENGLISH: Fernando VII (1808-1833). 8 reales. 1812. Oaxaca. (Cal-586). (Km-168). Ag. 26.49 g. Small lion variety. Countmark with letter R on the reverse. Extraordinary specimen for this rare coin. EBC. . This piece must be understood within an emergency situation in the middle of the riots of the War of Independence of Mexico. An unflawed and very attractive specimen of this cast necessity issue with bold features and free of the defects that frequently plague the few surviving pieces. Issued by General Antonio González Saravia in 1812 due to the lack of circulating media. Saravia, who was President of the Audiencia de Guatemala between 1801 and March 1811, was replaced by José de Bustamante y Guerra and summoned to present himself to the city of Mexico in order to take charge of the military forces of that viceroyalty. Nevertheless, he could not proceed further after reaching the city of Oaxaca due to the insecurity of the roads, many of which were under Insurgent control. On April 1812, Viceroy Venegas put him in command of the military defense of the Oaxacan province. The insurgent forces of Morelos finally took the city on November 25 of 1812, and Saravia was detained and finally shot on December 2 of that year. Given these so precarious circumstances, the rare cast 8 Reales issued under his authority while in command of Oaxaca are among the most iconic issues of the entire War of Independence series and rarely encountered in an attractive quality. We thus expect this well preserved piece to attract serious collector's interest.
Descripción
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Conservación
4500 EUR
Salida
-
Estimado
8250 EUR
Realizado
Monarquia Española. Fernando VII. 8 Reales Aureo-Calicó (2019) 1359 Aureo-Calicó (2008) 586
Fernando VII
Autoridad
8 Reales
Denominación
Oaxaca
Ceca
-
Año
Aureo-Calicó (2019) 1359
Aureo-Calicó (2008) 586
Referencias
Leyenda anverso
Leyenda reverso
Tipo anverso
Tipo reverso
Vendido (100%)
No vendido (0%)
