Kingdom of Spain. troquel Troquel para medalla con el escudo de España Borbónico - 434,65g Cu

This item is a medal die featuring the Coat of Arms of Bourbon Spain, weighing 434.65 grams in copper. A medal die is an engraved tool used to strike or emboss medals, creating detailed imagery and inscriptions. The Bourbon dynasty has played a significant role in Spanish history since the early 18th century, and its coat of arms symbolizes the royal family's heritage and legitimacy, often depicting elements like castles, lions, and fleur-de-lis reflecting different historic kingdoms merged under one crown. Such dies are important artifacts in both numismatic and historical contexts as they shed light on the production methods of medals and coins during their era, and they can also reveal artistic styles and heraldic traditions of royal iconography. Collectors of historical medals and coinage value these dies as tangible links to the craftsmanship and symbolism embedded in monarchic memorabilia of Spain.