A stunning piece! This 1721 Spanish Gold Doubloon Coin Pendant is a true treasure, showcasing an incredibly well-preserved and clear strike of the Jerusalem Cross and the regal Bourbon Coat of Arms. Minted in Seville during the reign of Philip V, this eight-escudo coin is a stunning piece of history, set beautifully in handcrafted 18K gold. The pendant, approximately the size of a $20 gold piece, exudes timeless elegance and is destined to be cherished for generations.
On the obverse, the crowned Bourbon Coat of Arms is prominently displayed, encircled by the prestigious Order of the Golden Fleece, a symbol of royal power and chivalry. The inscription "PHILIPPVS V, DEI GRA" emphasizes the king's divine right to rule. The reverse features the powerful Jerusalem Cross, representing the unity of Church and State, with the mint mark "S," assayer mark "J," and the denomination "8" clearly visible, along with the date "1721" at the top.
Weighing 26.9 grams, this pendant is not only a remarkable piece of Spanish history but also a family heirloom waiting to be passed down through generations. Its 18K gold setting enhances the coin’s striking details, making it a truly special addition to any collection.
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Coin Type: Hand Milled Cross
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Denomination: Eight Escudos
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Mint: Seville
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Empire: Spain
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Ruler: Philip V
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Date: 1721 - Assayer J, Juan Jose Garcia Caballero
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Metal: Gold
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Weight: 26.9 grams
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Obverse: Crowned Bourbon Coat of Arms surrounded by the Order of the Golden Fleece. Legend reads PHILIPPVS V, DEI GRA (Dei Gratia - By the Grace of God).
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Reverse: Potent Jerusalem cross in quatrefoil. The cross symbolized the close bond of Church and State. Legend reads "HISPANIARVM" (Spain), "REX" (King), and includes mint mark "S", assayer mark "J" and denomination "8". Date of 1721 visible at top.
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Setting: Handcrafted in 18K gold.
Certificate of Authenticity with photo specific images included. Chain sold separately.
Inv# T21123
