Los Duros de plata con imagen del Monarca ( España, 1773 - 1899)
In the middle of Charles III's reign, it was decided that the King's effigy should appear on silver coins. Thus, this practice began with Charles III and ended with Alfonso XIII in 1899, with the last silver coins. Regards!
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