Spain. Isabel II. Lote 3 monedas (No reserve price)





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Lot of three Isabel II Spanish coins (1860–1868): two silver coins, 40 Céntimos de Escudo (1866, Madrid Mint) and 20 Céntimos de Escudo (1868, Madrid Mint), both About Uncirculated, and one copper 25 Céntimos de Real / Un Cuartillo (1860) from Segovia Mint, in Fine to Very Fine condition.
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Title:
Spain - Isabel II (1860-1868) - Mixed Lot of 3 Coins - 40 & 20 Céntimos de Escudo Silver + 25 Céntimos de Real Copper - AU & VF/F Grades
Description:
HISTORIC THREE-COIN IMPERIAL LOT: HIGH-GRADE ISABELLA II SILVER PIECES & AN AUTHENTIC CELEBRATED COPPER TIME CAPSULE!
Distinguished world coin collectors and history enthusiasts, up for auction is a magnificent mixed lot of three genuine coins minted during the fascinating and turbulent mid-19th-century reign of Queen Isabella II of Spain. This carefully curated set includes two high-denomination fractional silver coins in breathtaking condition alongside an authentic bronze/copper coin used in the daily commerce of the era.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT: A Royal Dynasty in Turmoil
This trio spans from 1860 to 1868, documenting the exact final decade before the historic 1868 Glorious Revolution ("La Gloriosa") which eventually sent the Queen into exile. The silver pieces represent the prestige and monetary reforms of the court, while the copper coin serves as a physical witness to the bustling local marketplaces of 19th-century Spain. Owning this group is holding a comprehensive breakdown of an entire empire's economic landscape right at its twilight.
LOT BREAKDOWN & DETAILED CONDITIONS:
• Coin 1: 40 Céntimos de Escudo (1866) - Silver (.810) - Madrid Mint.
Condition: About Uncirculated (AU). A spectacular specimen showcasing astonishing original metallic luster, sharp crisp laurel wreath details, and minimal surface contact marks. A true premium collector's piece.
• Coin 2: 20 Céntimos de Escudo (1868) - Silver (.810) - Madrid Mint.
Condition: About Uncirculated (AU). Struck in the very year of the revolution. It boasts incredible eye appeal with strong dynamic reliefs, fully clear hair details on the bust, and highly preserved surfaces.
• Coin 3: 25 Céntimos de Real / Un Cuartillo (1860) - Copper - Segovia Mint (Aqueduct Mark).
Condition: Fine / Very Fine (F/VF - BC/MBC). An honest, well-circulated historical copper piece with a beautiful dark, genuine chocolate-brown patina. Legends remain perfectly readable and the iconic Segovia aqueduct mint mark stands out proudly.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
• References: KM# 626.1 / KM# 625.1 / KM# 615.2.
• Total Items: 3 historical coins.
• Preservation Summary: High-grade silver pieces (AU) matched with an honest, naturally aged circulated copper piece (F/VF).
An exceptional and unmissable opportunity to secure three distinct pieces of European and transatlantic royal history in a single auction lot.
Please inspect the high-resolution photographs closely to verify the superb condition of the silver pieces and the honest antique charm of the copper coin. Happy bidding!
Title:
Spain - Isabel II (1860-1868) - Mixed Lot of 3 Coins - 40 & 20 Céntimos de Escudo Silver + 25 Céntimos de Real Copper - AU & VF/F Grades
Description:
HISTORIC THREE-COIN IMPERIAL LOT: HIGH-GRADE ISABELLA II SILVER PIECES & AN AUTHENTIC CELEBRATED COPPER TIME CAPSULE!
Distinguished world coin collectors and history enthusiasts, up for auction is a magnificent mixed lot of three genuine coins minted during the fascinating and turbulent mid-19th-century reign of Queen Isabella II of Spain. This carefully curated set includes two high-denomination fractional silver coins in breathtaking condition alongside an authentic bronze/copper coin used in the daily commerce of the era.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT: A Royal Dynasty in Turmoil
This trio spans from 1860 to 1868, documenting the exact final decade before the historic 1868 Glorious Revolution ("La Gloriosa") which eventually sent the Queen into exile. The silver pieces represent the prestige and monetary reforms of the court, while the copper coin serves as a physical witness to the bustling local marketplaces of 19th-century Spain. Owning this group is holding a comprehensive breakdown of an entire empire's economic landscape right at its twilight.
LOT BREAKDOWN & DETAILED CONDITIONS:
• Coin 1: 40 Céntimos de Escudo (1866) - Silver (.810) - Madrid Mint.
Condition: About Uncirculated (AU). A spectacular specimen showcasing astonishing original metallic luster, sharp crisp laurel wreath details, and minimal surface contact marks. A true premium collector's piece.
• Coin 2: 20 Céntimos de Escudo (1868) - Silver (.810) - Madrid Mint.
Condition: About Uncirculated (AU). Struck in the very year of the revolution. It boasts incredible eye appeal with strong dynamic reliefs, fully clear hair details on the bust, and highly preserved surfaces.
• Coin 3: 25 Céntimos de Real / Un Cuartillo (1860) - Copper - Segovia Mint (Aqueduct Mark).
Condition: Fine / Very Fine (F/VF - BC/MBC). An honest, well-circulated historical copper piece with a beautiful dark, genuine chocolate-brown patina. Legends remain perfectly readable and the iconic Segovia aqueduct mint mark stands out proudly.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
• References: KM# 626.1 / KM# 625.1 / KM# 615.2.
• Total Items: 3 historical coins.
• Preservation Summary: High-grade silver pieces (AU) matched with an honest, naturally aged circulated copper piece (F/VF).
An exceptional and unmissable opportunity to secure three distinct pieces of European and transatlantic royal history in a single auction lot.
Please inspect the high-resolution photographs closely to verify the superb condition of the silver pieces and the honest antique charm of the copper coin. Happy bidding!

