My Collection
Description:
Obverse
On the obverse, in the center of the coin and within a circle, the obverse of an Ebusus hemidrachm is reproduced: an image of BES, the fenopunic deity that protects the home and the dream. This figure always appears in front, with beard, tongue out and a crown topped with feather plume. It is represented covered with a kilt and carrying a club in the right hand and a snake in the left.
Reverse
On the reverse of the coin, occupying all the space of the coin, the reverse of the hemidrachma is reproduced represented by a bull walking left and head to front.
Related Coins
50 Pesetas - Juan Carlos I
Country: Spain / Denomination: 50 Pesetas
(50 ESP)
Year: 1975 / Material: Copper-nickel
6 Quartos - Carlos V
Country: Principality of Catalonia
(Spanish states) / Denomination: 6 Cuartos
(1/4)
Year: 1840 / Material: Copper
200 Euro - Juan Carlos I (Cantar de Mío Cid)
Country: Spain / Denomination: 200 Euro
200 EUR = 234 USD
Year: 2007 / Material: Gold (.999)
10 Centimos (Numeral)
Country: Spain / Denomination: 10 Centimos
(0.10)
Year: (1938) / Material: Cardboard
Dinero - Felipe IV
Country: Kingdom of Valencia
(Spanish states) / Denomination: Dinero
(1/240)
Year: 1624-1665 / Material: Billon
Dinero - Alfonso VII (Toledo)
Country: Kingdom of Castile and Leon
(Spanish states) / Denomination: Dinero
Year: (1135-1157) / Material: Billon
2 Reales (1st portrait,1st type)
Country: Spain / Denomination: 2 reales
(2)
Year: 1837-1842 / Material: Silver (.812)
8 Reales (Seville,1st portrait)
Country: Spain / Denomination: 8 Reales
(8)
Year: 1808-1809 / Material: Silver (.903)
10 Euro - Juan Carlos I (Juan Sebastian de Elcano)
Country: Spain / Denomination: 10 Euro
10 EUR = 12 USD
Year: 2003 / Material: Silver (.925)