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Reverse of an Alfonsin in silver, reign of Peter III the Cerimonious. Mint: Sardinia
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Reverse of an Alfonsin in silver, reign of Peter III the Cerimonious. Mint: Sardinia
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Catalonia Currency Mint Money Numismatics Peter Iii Reverse Sardinia Ceremonious Santiago Ortega
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This print showcases the reverse side of an Alfonsin, a silver coin minted during the reign of Peter III the Cerimonious in 14th century Sardinia. The intricate design and craftsmanship on this currency reflect its historical significance and cultural value. The Alfonsin bears witness to Catalonia's rich numismatic heritage, as it was minted in Spain under unknown circumstances. The photograph captures every detail of the coin's reverse side, revealing a stunning display of color and artistry. Its vertical orientation emphasizes its regal stature and adds depth to its historical context. This rare piece is part of a private collection curated by Santiago Ortega, who has dedicated his life to preserving these precious artifacts. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back in time to an era when coins were not just means for transactions but also symbols of power and prestige. The Reverse of an Alfonsin reminds us that history can be found even in the smallest objects, offering glimpses into forgotten worlds.
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