Europe, Spain, reign of King Alfonso X of Castile, ca. 1252 to 1284 CE. A petite Spanish Obolo coin minted during the monarchy of King Alfonso X of Castile. The coin, created from gold, silver, and copper alloy known as billon, displays a three-tower castle on the obverse and a left-facing lion inside concentric squares on the reverse. The coin is showcased inside a circular 14K gold setting with four equidistant bifurcated loop bands. The top of the pendant has a perforated circular loop through which a pin secures a teardrop-shaped suspension hoop. A beautiful pendant that is both stylish and wearable on any occasion! Size: 1.375" L x .625" W (3.5 cm x 1.6 cm); grade of gold: 14K; total weight: 3.2 grams.

Provenance: private Hagar collection, Wildwood, Missouri, USA; ex-private Texas, USA collection

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Coin set in modern times and will be wearable; suspension cord for photography purposes only. Coin has fading to designs on both sides and minor losses around peripheries, otherwise very good.