1758 GOLD HALF ESCUDO ( EF ) SPAIN MADRID

This exceptional 1758 Gold Half Escudo from Madrid represents a significant piece of Spanish colonial numismatic history. Struck during the reign of Ferdinand VI, this coin exhibits Extremely Fine condition with sharp detail throughout. The Half Escudo was a principal gold denomination of the Spanish Empire, widely circulated across Europe and the Americas. This particular specimen showcases the refined craftsmanship characteristic of Madrid's royal mint, with well-preserved legends and heraldic imagery. An outstanding acquisition for serious collectors of 18th-century Spanish gold coinage and those specializing in Iberian numismatics.