two gold coins, one with a cross and the other with a cross on it
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SPAIN Philip V (1700–1746). Escudo [170]0 LL, Valencia. Obverse: [+ PH]ILIPVS. IIII. D. G. HISP. R. A cross with arms surmounted by crescents within a quatrefoil, flanked by four small crosses. Reverse: [+ --] ENTIA. MAIOR. [date]. A shield surmounted by a trefoil crown, flanked by L – L. Calicó (2019) 1814 – Tauler 187b – Cru.C.G. 4984 - Fr.97 (Philip IV) = this specimen!; Gold – 3.35 g – 17 mm – 4 h Top Pop: this is the only graded specimen! From a Jesùs Vico S.A. sale 130, 26 June 2012, lot 598 (formerly HSA-7920) and subsequently from Jesús Vico S.A. 137, 6 March 2014, lot 588. This is the specimen illustrated in Friedberg, p. 723 (erroneously attributed to Philip IV). NGC AU 58 (8769661-025). This type was formerly attributed to Philip IV with this title, which in fact refers to Aragon. Quadrangular blank cut with shears. With a golden patina. A few examples known. TTB to Superb. Coin now attributed to Philip V of Spain, bearing the title of Philip IV of Aragon on the obverse (see Vicent Josep Fortea Marzà, *Acta Numismàtica* 46, 2016, Societat Catalana d’Estudis Numismatics).
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