Manuscrito - Año 1638. Rarísimo Sello Segundo 68 Maravedís, Felipe IV. Orla Circular, Bellísima Caligrafía - 1638





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Original manuscript from 1638 featuring the rare Sello Segundo 68 Maravedís with a circular decorative border, executed in exquisite 17th‑century calligraphy, Madrid dated 13 March 1638, in Spanish, 32 pages, 20.5 × 31 cm, in Bien Conservada BC condition.
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Magnificent original manuscript from the year 1638 (the second year of the introduction of the Stamp Duty/Sealed Paper by King Philip IV).
Second Seal (68 Maravedís): Imprint of the rare and coveted Second Seal with a circular decorative border, reserved for documents of great value and royal court dispatches.
It retains a degree of sharpness in the matrix and the royal coat of arms is simply impeccable.
Calligraphic Art: An impressive 17th-century chancery penmanship, filled with fine flourishes, ribbons, and period caligraphic strokes.
Royal Issuance: Dated in Madrid March 13, 1638 and countersigned by the King's Secretary, Matías Fernández Corella.
A work of art in paleography, diplomatics, and fiscal philately of the 17th century. Ideal for collectors, lovers of old paper and history, and also for those who want to decorate a charming space.
Excellent piece, carefully selected.
Original from the period. Excellent piece with no reserve price. Great opportunity.
Magnificent original manuscript from the year 1638 (the second year of the introduction of the Stamp Duty/Sealed Paper by King Philip IV).
Second Seal (68 Maravedís): Imprint of the rare and coveted Second Seal with a circular decorative border, reserved for documents of great value and royal court dispatches.
It retains a degree of sharpness in the matrix and the royal coat of arms is simply impeccable.
Calligraphic Art: An impressive 17th-century chancery penmanship, filled with fine flourishes, ribbons, and period caligraphic strokes.
Royal Issuance: Dated in Madrid March 13, 1638 and countersigned by the King's Secretary, Matías Fernández Corella.
A work of art in paleography, diplomatics, and fiscal philately of the 17th century. Ideal for collectors, lovers of old paper and history, and also for those who want to decorate a charming space.
Excellent piece, carefully selected.
Original from the period. Excellent piece with no reserve price. Great opportunity.

