Lima Peru Four Escudos Spanish Gold Cob Coin

The 1714 Lima Peru Four Escudos Spanish Gold Cob refers to a gold coin minted in the Spanish colonial mint located in Lima, Peru, in the year 1714. These coins were part of the global Spanish colonial monetary system and were used in trade and commerce throughout the Spanish Empire.The term "cob" refers to the irregularly shaped coins produced by hand hammering, characteristic of the coinage minted in colonial Spanish America during this period. These coins typically feature the coat of arms of Spain on one side and the denomination, mintmark, and assayer's mark on the other side.The 1714 Lima Peru Four Escudos Spanish Gold Cob holds historical significance as a representation of Spain's economic and colonial power during the 18th century. Today, these coins are prized by collectors for their historical importance, unique appearance, and connection to the rich history of Spanish America.
Made after.
24k gold plated.
26 mm.
Condition Report: Good condition. No major rips, tears, etc.