Spain Cartagena 5 Pesetas 1873 Collector's Copy

The Spain Cartagena 5 Pesetas 1873 Collector's Copy is a numismatic piece that holds a significant place in history due to its association with the Cantonal Revolution. This coin was minted in Cartagena, Spain, during a period of political upheaval known as the Cantonal Revolution, which occurred in various Spanish cities in the early 1870s. The 5 Pesetas coin, with a silver content of 24.64 grams, features a medal alignment and bears the KM# 716, Cal# 5, N# 26333 identifiers. The mintage of this coin was limited to 50,000 pieces, making it a relatively rare and sought-after collectible item. During the Cantonal Revolution, several Spanish cities, including Cartagena, declared themselves as cantons, seeking greater autonomy from the central government. The revolution was a response to the political instability and social unrest in Spain following the abdication of King Amadeo I in 1873. The coin's Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition indicates that it is in exceptionally well-preserved state, showcasing its historical and numismatic value. Collectors are often drawn to coins like the Spain Cartagena 5 Pesetas 1873 for their connection to significant historical events and their scarcity in the numismatic market.

N° 1159 | Spain Cartagena 5 Pesetas 1873 Collector's Copy

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