1947 francisco

This means that Spain did use that dual date system - past tense. As for how it was used, and when they stopped using it, see my posts #15 and #16.

Christian

 

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Here are pics of the date obverse and reverse in the stars.
Dave

 

Don't know what Wikipedia says about the dates; my source is "El Euro - la Peseta" by José María Aledón. The only commemorative piece in that series is the one with 1947 as the authorization date and with "E/51" instead of "19/51" in the stars. That one was issued for the National Numismatic Expo ...

Christian

 

I'm really liking that coin, Dave. Nice find.

 

Thank you I'm not much into world coin just now learning about our's. LOL
Dave

 

Well if eddiespin likes this coin it must be worth million dollar's right. LOL
Dave

 

You know, as a horse, I never get any respect. Thank you very much for the faith you have in me, Dave.

 

Your quiet welcome I have 3 horse's my self all paint's country girl looks like your avatar.
Dave