Spain 5 Pesetas 1871 (*1871) SDM

The Spain 5 Pesetas 1871 (*1871) SDM is a historically significant coin from Spain. It belongs to a series with the catalog number KM# 666, Cal# 5, and N# 7733. This particular coin is made of silver and features the image of Amadeo I, who was the King of Spain from 1870 to 1873. The coin was minted in Madrid, hence the abbreviation "SDM" which stands for "Silver Dollar Madrid." It is considered to be in VF (Very Fine) condition, indicating that it has some wear but still retains a good amount of detail. The year 1871 holds significance in Spanish history as it falls within the reign of Amadeo I, who was the first monarch of Spain after the Glorious Revolution of 1868. This revolution led to the overthrow of Queen Isabella II and the establishment of a parliamentary monarchy. Amadeo I faced numerous challenges during his short reign, including political instability and social unrest. Despite his efforts to modernize Spain, he was ultimately unable to gain widespread support and abdicated the throne in 1873. The Spain 5 Pesetas 1871 (*1871) SDM serves as a fascinating artifact from this tumultuous period in Spanish history, providing a glimpse into the economic and political landscape of the time.

N° 1057 | Spain 5 Pesetas 1871 (*1871) SDM

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