Spain Gobierno Provisional / Amadeo I / Alfonso XII / Alfonso XIII

Spain – Lot of 16 Silver 5 Pesetas Coins (1870–1899) This lot consists of 16 Spanish silver 5 Pesetas coins minted during the 19th century, representing different periods in Spanish monetary history, including issues from the Provisional Government and the reigns of Amadeo I, Alfonso XII and Alfonso XIII. The coins feature different dates, portraits and designs, making this an interesting collection for enthusiasts of Spanish numismatics. Lot composition: * 1870: 1 coin * 1871: 3 coins * 1875: 2 coins * 1885: 5 coins * 1888: 2 coins * 1899: 3 coins Coin specifications: * Country: Spain * Denomination: 5 Pesetas * Number of coins: 16 * Period: 1870–1899 * Metal: Silver * Fineness: 900/1000 (90%) * Approximate weight per coin: 25 grams * Approximate total gross weight: 400 grams * Approximate fine silver content: 360 grams This collection combines historical and numismatic interest with the value of its precious metal content. In addition to its appeal to collectors of 19th-century Spanish coins, it may also interest buyers looking to add physical silver to their holdings as an investment, bearing in mind that silver prices can fluctuate. The coins are offered together as a single lot. They show varying degrees of wear and signs consistent with their age and circulation. Please examine all photographs carefully to appreciate the condition, dates and details of each coin.

Estimate:£355.97

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