Cross for Merit to the Homeland, Cross
SKU: 02.ESP.2105.101.01
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History
Following previous researching, The Cross for Merit to the Homeland has a blurred history and its official regulations are unknown. was authorized in Spain, presumably in 1836. It was awarded during the reigns of Isabel II/Isabella II and Alfonso XII/Alphonso XII.
It is not clear to whom this Cross was awarded to.
There is unknown any official regulations relating to this Cross.
There are known many variants of this Cross.
The Cross features an obverse inscription that translates to "Merit to the Homeland," and a reverse inscription that translates to "Fatherland and Loyalty."
Versions
$250 USD
Bronze gilt/Enamelled
Obv: BENEMERITO A LA PATRIA Rev: PATRIA Y LEALTAD
29x31.5mm
$350 USD
Silver gilt/Enamelled
Obv: BENEMERITO A LA PATRIA Rev: BENEMERITO A LA PATRIA
32.75mm
$170 USD
Silver gilt/Enamelled
Obv: BENEMERITO A LA PATRIA Rev: PATRIA Y LEALTAD
24mm
N/A
Gilt/Enamelled
Obv: BENEMERITO A LA PATRIA Rev: PATRIA Y LEALTAD
20x44mm (inclusive the ring suspension)
This version was manufactured during the reign of Isabel II. This version weighs 5 grams.
N/A
Brass gilt/Enamelled
Obv: BENEMERITO A LA PATRIA Rev: PATRIA Y LEALTAD
N/A
Gold/Enamelled
Obv: BENEMERITO A LA PATRIA Rev: PATRIA Y LEALTAD
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