Collecting coins to accent another collection and a little Spanish History.

serafino · Jan 7, 2017

britannia40 said: ↑

Phillip 5th had someone else sign and if he signed things he would use his French name. when he actually took the throne he couldn't speak Spanish.

King Carlos 3rd and 4th used wooden stamps from their original signature.

The Cadiz Cortez President signed for Ferdinand the 7th Until his return to the throne after that he signed.

Isabella 2nd Signed hers as well as her mother (Maria Christina) signed when she was the Queen Reagent for Ferdinand when he was on his deathbed and until Isabella became of age and for her Grandson Alfonso 12th.
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Thanks for including the history on these Spanish kings. King Phillip 5th was king of Southern Italy for a few years, and his son Charles 3rd was also King of Southern Italy for a long time. King Charles 3rd would leave Naples in 1759 to become King of the Spanish Empire.

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