spanish-colonial-viceroyalty-of-new-granada-modern-day-colombia-circa-1600s-early-1700s-specific-year-varies-greatly-for-individual-coins-item
Denomination2 Escudos
Country / EmpireSpanish Colonial (Viceroyalty of New Granada, modern-day Colombia)
Obverse DesignCross (often a Jerusalem cross or a cross of castles and lions), mint mark, assayer's initial, and sometimes partial date.
Reverse DesignPillars of Hercules (Pillars and Waves design) often crowned, denomination, and sometimes partial date.
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