SPANISH COLONIAL Gold 4 Escudos Doubloon 4 Escudos Oro

CAROLUS III YEAR 1777

An oustanding Gold Doubloon of 8 ESCUDOS of SPAIN.SEVILLA S mint,assayer  CF.
Colonial issue portrait of de Spanish King CAROLUS III
 ruled 1759-1788

Cataloged as KM : 54.2

STATE OF CONSERVATION:  VF+

WEITGH: 13,54GRS.

GOLD: .901 GOLD

OZ:.3809

The picture shows actual coin. 

I think the coin was hung on a fence because notes with the magnifying glass  the marks on the edge.

MONEY COLONIAL
DOUBLOON GOLD
In the reign of the Catholic  Monarchs, the first time you used the term doubloon, which means "double" was a Escudo or two real 32 gold coin, weighing 6.77 grams (0.218 troy ounces). He described the excellent gold, either by its value of two ducats or the double portrait of Ferdinand and Isabella, and also coined the excellent double-currency value of 2 was excellent.
In the fifteenth century and in the sixteenth century they moved into the doubloons Spanish galleons to the whole world as trade and exchange were introduced in United States whose residents habitually use in their transactions.
There are different versions about what constitutes a doubloon, some argue that the currency is a doubloon 2 Escudos, while others claim it is the 4 Escudos and other sources estimate that of 8 escudos. Since gold coins were not of common use among the majority of society, it is possible that any currency Spanish gold doubloon could have been called by the sailors, pirates or the English colonists.

½ escudo     weight n    1.69 gs.       .900 Gold            oz .0475
1  escudo     weight       3.80 gs        .900 Gold             oz .951
2  escudos    weight      6.77 gs.       .900 Gold .           oz .1905
4  escudos    weight    13.54 gs        .900 Gold             oz  3809
8 escudos     weight    27.07 gs        .900 Gold             oz. 7616       

SPANISH SILVER DOLLAR
The coin of the Real to eight, Strong Peso coin or pistole coin were made in gold metal, silver or copper and was coined by the Spanish Empire in the New World and Spain.
To make simple transactions Real Eight of the Spanish Pillar Silver Dollar worked on the conversion of the silver coin of Eight Real and was known in Spanish as U.S. Dollar , Pieces of Eight or Eight Real Coin.
In fact, this Spanish U.S. dollars (or pieces of Eight Reals) was so well known and accepted in the Union of States when they designed their own Silver Dollar was a coin with the same size and the same silver content. Middle similar to the U.S. dollar the coin of four Real Spanish and the fourth of U.S. dollar the quarter amounted to U.S. dollar coin real double Spanish.                                                            
The United States of America born in 1776, but not minted its own currency until October 1792 in Philadelphia. Therefore to avoid confusion during the transition from Spanish currency to the currency U. S. the Mr. Alexander Hamilton was the first secretary of the Treasury recommended to Congress in the month of April 1792, the U.S. currency should be the Dollar following the Spanish model, because it was easier to handle than the British monetary system. Hamilton, proposed the law of issue, which for three years all foreign currencies in circulation in U.S. ( Spanish except the dollar) cease to be legal. Similarly the law specified that all the silver and gold coins from foreign state collected during this time (except the Spanish currency) would be cast and the metal used for coins minted U.S.
On February 21, 1857 was banned the use of foreign currency.
  SPANISH EMPIRE IN NORTH AMERICA
  Viceroyalty of New Spain: it was the current country of Mexico, and the states of California, New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Florida, Utah and parts of Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas and Oklahoma in the United States belonged to Mexico until 1848 and were taken from this country in the war known as the U.S. intervention in Mexico (Florida was ceded by Spain to the United States during the War of Independence of Mexico.) Spain remained under the control of these territories from 1519 until 1821. However, it is necessary remember that the independence of New Spain began in 1810, and formally and legally declared by the Congress of Chilpancingo in 1813 under the name of North America. The period between that year and the date of consummation of the Independence of Mexico (1821) were designed by Congress as a struggle against France and the international recognition of the new nation. It should be noted that significant areas that were part of the Spanish Empire, and located in Northern America were inhabited by peoples who were not part of the colonial system Europe, to be incorporated in the nineteenth century by the nascent American states.

ESPAÑA 

MONEDA ORO 8 ESCUDOS   1777 CARLOS III

CECA SEVILLA

AÑO : 1777

MATERIAL: AU -ORO

COMPOSICIÓN: . GOLD

PESO               : 13,54 GRS.

ESTADO:

CECA:SEVILLA

ENSAYADOR:CF

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