Spain. Amadeo I / Alfonso XII / Alfonso XIII / Gobierno Provisional. 5 Pesetas 1870-1895 (9 monedas)






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Lot of 9 Spanish 5 pesetas silver coins dating 1870–1895, featuring different rulers (Provisional Government and Amadeo I, Alfonso XII and Alfonso XIII), each approx. 24.5 g of 90% silver.
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Lot of 9 Spanish Silver 5 Pesetas Coins – 1870–1895 – Different Rulers
An interesting collection of nine Spanish silver 5 pesetas coins dating from different periods of Spain’s monetary history in the late 19th century. The lot includes issues from the Provisional Government and the reigns of Amadeo I, Alfonso XII and Alfonso XIII.
An attractive selection for collectors of historical Spanish coins, offering a variety of portraits, dates and designs, combining numismatic interest with the intrinsic value of silver as a precious metal.
Coins included in the lot:
1. Amadeo I – 5 Pesetas, 1871.
2. Provisional Government – 5 Pesetas, 1870.
3. Alfonso XII – 5 Pesetas, 1875.
4. Alfonso XII – 5 Pesetas, 1885.
5. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1888.
6. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1889.
7. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1891.
8. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1892.
9. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1895.
Lot details:
* Quantity: 9 coins.
* Country: Spain.
* Denomination: 5 Pesetas.
* Metal: 900 fine silver (90%).
* Approximate weight per coin: 24.5 g.
* Approximate total weight: 220.5 g.
* Estimated pure silver content: 198.45 g.
* Condition: Generally good, with some particularly well-preserved examples.
* Certification: Not professionally certified.
Numismatic interest and silver investment potential
This lot may appeal both to collectors of historical Spanish coins and to those interested in acquiring physical silver. In addition to their precious metal content, these coins have historical significance due to their different rulers, dates and designs.
Their value combines two factors: the intrinsic value of the silver and the potential numismatic value of each piece. Dates, varieties and condition can all influence their market value.
An opportunity to acquire nine historical Spanish silver coins, offering collectible appeal alongside an interest in precious metals.
Please examine the photographs carefully to assess the individual condition and details of each coin.
Lot of 9 Spanish Silver 5 Pesetas Coins – 1870–1895 – Different Rulers
An interesting collection of nine Spanish silver 5 pesetas coins dating from different periods of Spain’s monetary history in the late 19th century. The lot includes issues from the Provisional Government and the reigns of Amadeo I, Alfonso XII and Alfonso XIII.
An attractive selection for collectors of historical Spanish coins, offering a variety of portraits, dates and designs, combining numismatic interest with the intrinsic value of silver as a precious metal.
Coins included in the lot:
1. Amadeo I – 5 Pesetas, 1871.
2. Provisional Government – 5 Pesetas, 1870.
3. Alfonso XII – 5 Pesetas, 1875.
4. Alfonso XII – 5 Pesetas, 1885.
5. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1888.
6. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1889.
7. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1891.
8. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1892.
9. Alfonso XIII – 5 Pesetas, 1895.
Lot details:
* Quantity: 9 coins.
* Country: Spain.
* Denomination: 5 Pesetas.
* Metal: 900 fine silver (90%).
* Approximate weight per coin: 24.5 g.
* Approximate total weight: 220.5 g.
* Estimated pure silver content: 198.45 g.
* Condition: Generally good, with some particularly well-preserved examples.
* Certification: Not professionally certified.
Numismatic interest and silver investment potential
This lot may appeal both to collectors of historical Spanish coins and to those interested in acquiring physical silver. In addition to their precious metal content, these coins have historical significance due to their different rulers, dates and designs.
Their value combines two factors: the intrinsic value of the silver and the potential numismatic value of each piece. Dates, varieties and condition can all influence their market value.
An opportunity to acquire nine historical Spanish silver coins, offering collectible appeal alongside an interest in precious metals.
Please examine the photographs carefully to assess the individual condition and details of each coin.
