SPAGNA Ferdinando VII (1808-1817) Santiago - Medaglia uniface 1808 - Medina 386 AG (g 36,99 - 45x38 mm) RR Medina (1917) menziona solo esemplari in stagno. Il punzone del busto del sovrano riproduce l'esatto tassello utilizzato dall'incisore Ignacio Fernández Arrabal presso la zecca di Santiago del Cile per i celebri 8 Escudos d'oro (il tipo detto "Busto d'Ammiraglio"). Si rileva tuttavia un evidente anacronismo tra il millesimo 1808 impresso e il busto impiegato. La chiave analitica risiede nei dettagli del Collare dell'Ordine del Toson d'Oro: la presenza di 5 anelli e 4 fiamme coincide infatti esclusivamente con i punzoni utilizzati per l'oro nel 1810 e 1811. Assumendo come guida lo studio di Ignacio Juan Gutiérrez e Matías Félix Ruiz ("Los Doblones de a Ocho Escudos"), la reale data di coniazione di questo esemplare è da considerarsi posteriore al 1810 SPL
SPAIN Ferdinand VII (1808-1817) Santiago - Uniface medal 1808 - Medina 386 AG (g 36.99 - 45x38 mm) Very rare. Medina (1917) Mentions only tin examples. The stamp of the sovereign's bust reproduces the exact block used by the engraver Ignacio Fernández Arrabal at the Santiago mint in Chile for the famous 8 gold escudos (the so-called ""Admiral's Bust"" type). However, there is a clear anachronism between the 1808 year stamped and the bust used. The analytical key lies in the details of the Collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece: The presence of 5 rings and 4 flames coincides in fact exclusively with the dies used for gold in 1810 and 1811. Taking as a guide the study of Ignacio Juan Gutiérrez and Matías Félix Ruiz (""Los Doblones de a Ocho Escudos""), the real minting date of this specimen is to be considered after 1810. SPL
SPAIN Ferdinand VII (1808-1817) Santiago - Uniface medal 1808 - Medina 386 AG (g 36.99 - 45x38 mm) Very rare. Medina (1917) Mentions only tin examples. The stamp of the sovereign's bust reproduces the exact block used by the engraver Ignacio Fernández Arrabal at the Santiago mint in Chile for the famous 8 gold escudos (the so-called ""Admiral's Bust"" type). However, there is a clear anachronism between the 1808 year stamped and the bust used. The analytical key lies in the details of the Collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece: The presence of 5 rings and 4 flames coincides in fact exclusively with the dies used for gold in 1810 and 1811. Taking as a guide the study of Ignacio Juan Gutiérrez and Matías Félix Ruiz (""Los Doblones de a Ocho Escudos""), the real minting date of this specimen is to be considered after 1810. SPL
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