Spain, Ferdinand VII, 1814, Silver 2 Reales, Obv. Displays the right-facing profile bust of Ferdinand VII, the Latin text FERDIND VII DEI GRATIA (Ferdinand VII by the Grace of God), and the date 1814. Stamped directly across the face is a neat, multi-square geometric countermark (often associated with validation or regional re-marking during turbulent post-war circulation in the Spanish colonies or Caribbean territories). Rev. Features the crowned Spanish royal coat of arms flanked by pillars, surrounded by the legend HISPANIARUM REX (King of the Spains), with the denomination 2R and mint/assayer initials, Visible on the reverse as M (Madrid Mint), Very Fine.