Ferdinand V and Isabela I- 1 Reales - Circa (1497-1504) - Toledo Mint

Denomination: 1 Reales​                                                             Date: Circa 1497-1504 Mint: Toledo, Spain                                                                                Assayer: “M”​​ Mount: Sterling Silver frame with custom 14K prongs and bale​ Grade: NGC 6870824-004. VF Details Description: Obverse: Coat of arms in beaded circle. Latin legend (FERDINANDVS ET ELISABET). Translation: ‘Ferdinand and Isabella by the grace of God’. Assayer "M" and denomination "1" visible. Reverse: Arrows and yoke in beaded circle. Latin legend: "REX·ET·REGINA·CAST·LEGION"  History: To fully understand how the very first Spanish Silver Reales was created you have to understand a little Spanish history. From 1475 to 1500 Spain was in a time of transition. It was the beginning of one of the largest empires in history known as the Spanish Empire or Hispanic Monarchy. In addition, it was the formation of the dynastic union between Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of