Spain 1 Peseta 1947 Francisco Franco Benlliure KM# 775

Obverse Design: The coin's obverse, as shown in the image, features the bust of Francisco Franco facing right, along with the inscription "FRANCISCO FRANCO CAUDILLO DE ESPAÑA POR LA G. DE DIOS" (Francisco Franco Leader of Spain by the Grace of God) and the year 1947.
Reverse Design: The reverse side of the coin typically depicts the Spanish coat of arms with the denomination "UNA PESETA" and may also include small stars containing the actual year of issue, which can differ from the main date (1947) on the obverse.
Composition and Period: These 1 Peseta coins from the Franco era were commonly made of aluminum-bronze. The first 1 Peseta coins with Franco's portrait were issued in 1947, marking a period of economic recovery and stabilization for Spain after World War II.
Historical Context: Francisco Franco ruled Spain as dictator from 1939 until his death in 1975, and his image was a prominent feature on Spanish currency during his regime. The inscription "POR LA G. DE DIOS"