Ramon Despuig · 1 grano · copper
Magistracy 1736–1741 · Order of St John
This copper 1 grano is documented in the name of Ramon Despuig. The consulted collection lists an example as 1739, with reference RS#33 KM#205. The documented front shows heraldic arms identifying the ruler or the order. The back uses cross with date numerals between the arms. This record groups ruler, denomination and metal. It does not count each mint year, surviving specimen or inscription spacing as another type.
Technical specifications
- Composition
- Copper
- Weight
- Unknown / not verified
- Diameter
- Unknown / not verified
- Thickness
- Unknown / not verified
- Total mintage
- Unknown / not verified
- Edge
- Unknown / not verified
- Mint
- Unknown / not verified
- Obverse
- Heraldic arms identifying the ruler or the Order
- Reverse
- Cross with date numerals between the arms
- Inscriptions
- ☆ F · D · RAIMV : DESPVIG · M · M · H · / ☩ IN HOC SIGNO MILITAMVS / 1739
- Colour
- Unknown / not verified
- Serial format
- Unknown / not verified
Despuig’s issues span silver denominations and copper change. His largest denomination was the two-scudi; the consulted museum account records no gold issue in his name.
A documented specimen
These measurements describe this specimen only, not manufacturing standards.
- Collection
- Collection not documented
- Catalogue reference
- RS#33 KM#205
- Specimen date
- 1739
- Specimen weight
- 2.8 g
- Specimen diameter
- 18.9 mm
Dating and classification
The date interval is the ruler’s Malta magistracy, not a complete list of minting years. Specimen dates are evidence for examples only.
Sources
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