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2 Maravedis - Carlos I
Country: Mexico (Colonial)
Denomination: 2 Maravedis
(1/16)
Year: 1542 (1542-1551)
Material: Copper
Weight:
Shape: Round
Diameter:
Type: Common coin
Catalog list: mexico colonial
Description:
Obverse
Crowned pillar flanked by two sets of lettering. On the exterior circle legend
Reverse
At center a crowned castle flanked by an M to each side. On the exterior circle a legend toppled by a cross.
Lettering on this coin is divided in half and should be read from the Obverse to the Reverse to complete the Spanish Imperial motto of "CAROLVS ET IOHANA REGES HISPANIARVM ET INDIARVM"; which in most coins is placed completely on one side of the coin by abbreviating most words
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