Spain. Republica española. Peseta Madrid, 1933(*34). (No reserve price)

The 1933 Peseta from the Spanish Republic is a striking artifact from a critical phase in Spain's 20th-century history. Issued during the Second Spanish Republic, which lasted from 1931 to 1939, this coin reflects a period of political reform and social change preceding the Spanish Civil War. The peseta was Spain’s currency from 1869 until the adoption of the euro, playing a central economic role throughout. Coins from the Republic era often bear symbols and designs reflecting republican ideals and the nation's aspirations at the time. This specimen minted in Madrid carries the star mintmark with a 1934 variation and is prized by collectors interested in Spain’s republican period and numismatic history.