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Spain – 1/2 Escudo "Medio Escudo" 1754 – Ferdinand VI – Madrid (Mintmark M) – Assayer JB – Gold 22kt

Up for auction is a beautiful, highly collectible 18th-century Spanish gold piece: the 1754 1/2 Escudo (Medio Escudo), popularly known as a "Durillo". Struck during the historic reign of King Ferdinand VI (Fernando VI), this premium specimen represents a classic piece of world numismatic history, perfect for serious collectors of historical European and Spanish colonial gold coinage.

• Obverse: Features the draped right-facing bust of King Ferdinand VI, surrounded by the Latin legend: •FERDINAND•VI•D•G• (Ferdinand VI, By the Grace of God) alongside the mint year 1754.

• Reverse: Features the crowned simple Spanish coat of arms showing the castles of Castile and lions of León. Surrounding the shield is the continuation of the King's title: •HISPANiarum•REX•. Flanking the base of the shield are the clear "M" mintmark (crowned M for Madrid) and the "JB" assayer initials (José Bárcenas).

Technical Specifications

• Country: Spain (Spanish Kingdom)
• Face Value: 1/2 Escudo (Medio Escudo / Durillo)
• Year of Minting: 1754
• Ruler: King Ferdinand VI (1746–1759)
• Mint: Madrid (Crowned M Mintmark)
• Assayer Initials: JB (José Bárcenas)
• Material: Gold (.917 Fineness / 22 Karat)
• Total Gross Weight: Approx. 1.77 grams
• Diameter: 15.0 mm
• Thickness: 0.5 mm

Condition Note

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Shipping & Delivery

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• Tracking: Fully tracked with a tracking number provided immediately upon dispatch.
• Packaging: Securely packed to guarantee safe arrival.

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