Spain. Carlos III. Medio Escudo Acuñado en la ceca de Madrid en el año 1786. Ensayador D·V. (No reserve price)
The Medio Escudo (half Escudo) coin minted in Madrid in 1786 during the reign of King Carlos III is a smaller denomination of Spanish gold coinage. The Escudo was widely circulated within Spain and its territories, representing part of the valuable precious metal currency system. Coins from this period typically feature the royal coat of arms, portraits of the monarch, and the assayer's marks—in this case the 'D·V' pointing to the responsible metal assayers. Collectors value these coins for their craftsmanship, historical connections to 18th-century Spain, and as examples of colonial economic influence.
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