1613 | Spain | 2 Escudo | Seville | MS 62

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Embark on a journey back in time with the 1613 Spanish Gold Cob 2 Escudo minted at Seville, a rare treasure encapsulating the splendor of Spain's golden age. Graded Mint State-62, this coin offers a glimpse into the rich history of the Spanish Empire during the early 17th century.

The obverse of the coin features crowned arms, representing the sovereignty and power of King Philip III, ruler of Spain at the time of its minting. Surrounding the arms are ornate designs, adding to the coin's regal allure.

On the reverse, a cross in a quatrefoil is set within an inner circle, symbolizing Spain's deep religious roots and its influence on the global stage during the age of exploration and conquest.

Graded Mint State-62, this coin exhibits remarkable preservation, with sharp details and lustrous surfaces that attest to its storied past. Each imperfection tells a tale of the coin's journey through time, from the minting houses of Seville to the hands of merchants, adventurers, and kings.  This coin is hand-hammered and referred to as a Spanish Cob, or doubloon.

As a testament to its enduring legacy, this Spanish 2 Escudo coin is a tangible link to the golden age of exploration and discovery. Whether admired for its historical significance, cherished as a numismatic rarity, or coveted as a symbol of wealth and power, this coin holds a special place in the hearts of collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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