Spain. Carlos III, the Pretender (1701–1714). 2 Reales 1711 — Barcelona
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A silver 2 reales coin struck in Barcelona in 1711 in the name of Carlos III, the Pretender, with a crowned royal coat of arms on the obverse and a crowned CAROLVS monogram on the reverse.
| Year | 1711 — Barcelona |
|---|---|
| Denomination | 2 Reales |
| Country | Spain · More Spain |
| Era | 1400-1900 |
| Condition | Ungraded |
| Ruler | Carlos III, the Pretender (1701–1714) |
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