西班牙. 1/2 Reale Macuquino (Spanish Cobs) (没有保留价)

1/2 银 Real Macuquino（西班牙古币）- 13 毫米 / 1,18 克。
A cob coin is a crude, irregular, hand-struck silver or gold coin minted in the Spanish colonies from the 16th to 18th centuries, with the name likely coming from the Spanish phrase "cabo de barra" (end of the bar), referring to its production method. These coins were produced by cutting metal from bars, weighing the pieces, and then striking them with a hammer to a specific weight, resulting in unique shapes and often incomplete designs
Cob 硬币是一种粗糙、不规则、手工铸造的银币或金币，於16世纪至18世纪在西班牙殖民地铸造，名称很可能来自西班牙语短语“cabo de barra”（棒端），指其铸造方法。这些硬币的铸造过程是从金属棒上切割金属、称重，然后用锤子敲击至特定重量，因而形状各异，设计常常不完整。

Shipments destined outside of Spain (both from the European Union and third countries) are subject to the processing of the corresponding export permits. Depending on the duration of these administrative procedures, some shipments could be affected by small delays, normally not exceeding 30 days.
运往西班牙以外的地区的货物（无论来自欧盟还是第三国）均需办理相应的出口许可。根据行政手续的时长，某些发货可能会出现小幅延误，通常不超过30天。

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