1748-1759 Spain 1/2 Escudo Ferdinand VI Gold Coin Ex-Jewelry (Random Year)

1748-1759 Spain 1/2 Escudo Ferdinand VI Gold Coin Ex-Jewelry (Random Year)

Step into 18th-century European history with the 1748–1759 Spain 1/2 Escudo Ferdinand VI Gold Coin – Ex-Jewelry (Random Year). Struck during the reign of King Ferdinand VI of Spain, each coin contains approximately 0.0489 troy oz of .917 gold and represents a classic example of Spanish colonial-era gold coinage. Dates are selected at random based on availability, all minted between 1748 and 1759.

Ferdinand VI ruled Spain from 1746 to 1759, a period marked by relative peace and economic stabilization following years of European conflict. Spanish gold escudos circulated widely throughout Europe and the Americas, supported by gold sourced from Spanish territories in the New World. The 1/2 Escudo denomination served as a fractional gold coin used in everyday trade while maintaining strong intrinsic value.

Coin Specifications:

• Contains 0.0489 troy oz of .917 fine gold
• Comes in Ex Jewelry Condition
• Face Value: 1/2 Escudos
• Obverse: Features a detailed portrayal of King Ferdinand VI facing right, along with the year of mintage.
• Reverse:  Showcases the Spanish Coat of Arms.

The 1748–1759 Spain 1/2 Escudo Ferdinand VI Gold Coin (Ex-Jewelry) offers both tangible gold value and deep historical significance, making it a distinctive addition to any world gold or early European coin collection.

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