Modify series: The history of the Peseta [solved]

Series: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/series.php?id=3998

Sources (I write the main features that can be seen):

• [1] https://www.ebay.es/itm/224351192977?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D279454%26meid%3D2e8e3a0b6b5541d68f9e36593ed9395b%26pid%3D101224%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D5%26sd%3D283597819352%26itm%3D224351192977%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2332490%26algv%3DDefaultOrganicWebV9BertRefreshRankerWithCassiniEmbRecall&_trksid=p2332490.c101224.m-1
  signature 1, proof
• [2] https://www.imperio-numismatico.com/t102363-20-centimos-del-gobierno-provisional-del-1870-acunacion-moderna-de-la-fnmt-ayuda-para-obtener-ciertos-datos
  signature 2
• [3] https://www.milanuncios.com/monedas-de-coleccion/monedas-de-plata-historia-de-la-peseta-441718935.htm
  signature 1 in the certificate, signature 2 in a cover letter printed before 2002
• [4] https://www.imperio-numismatico.com/t102363-20-centimos-del-gobierno-provisional-del-1870-acunacion-moderna-de-la-fnmt-ayuda-para-obtener-ciertos-datos#p924749
  signature 1
• https://www.imperio-numismatico.com/viewimage?u=https%3A%2F%2F2img.net%2Fh%2Fs17.postimg.cc%2Fmyxajlz5b%2FIMGP7094.jpg
  list of replicas, material, diameter, weight
• https://www.ansorena.com/es/subasta-lote/COLECCION-DE-MONEDAS-DE-LA-HISTORIA-DE-LA-PESETA-EN-PLATA/437-1678
  list of replicas, material

Mint and issuing entity:

• Royal Mint of Spain is the mint https://en.numista.com/catalogue/mint.php?id=24
• Galería del Coleccionista was the distance selling company that sold these replicas.
• About the issuing entity... I think is the mint. Galería del Coleccionista only sold them (image of source [3]).

The series is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity signed by the director of the Royal Mint of Spain. I found images with two different signatures:

• (signature 1) Pedro Adánez Alonso
  • director in 1996-2000
    https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-1996-13900
    https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2000-13723
  • the source [1] mentions Pedro Adánez Alonso and has a certificate of authenticity signed by him
• (signature 2) Gonzalo Jorge Ferré Moltó
  • director in 2000-2004
    https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2000-13728
    https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2004-7522
  • his signature is in the last page of this document https://ssweb.seap.minhap.es/docconvenios/rest/descargaFicheros/v4/5766
  • the first post of source [2] has a certificate of authenticity signed by him

I could not find any official information about the issuing date, but I am 90% sure it was in 1999-2001:

• According the signatures of the certificates of authenticity,
  (signature 1) Pedro Adánez Alonso, 1996-2000
  (signature 2) Gonzalo Jorge Ferré Moltó, 2000-2004
  and the source [3] (with both signatures: signature 1 in the certificate, signature 2 in a cover letter printed before 2002), I think there were mintage(s) with signature 1, sold out after 2000, and another mintage(s) with signature 2. So, the date could be 1996-2004.
• Highest year in interval: Here https://www.imperio-numismatico.com/t162452-informacion-sobre-reacunaciones-fnmt-de-gobierno-provisional says (and I have checked) the series is not in the website of the Royal Mint of Spain https://www.fnmt.es/en/coleccionista/anos-anteriores and this website has records since 2002, so I asume the date is 2001 or earlier (so, could be 1996-2001).
• Lowest year in interval: According to source [4] at the beginning this series was accompanied by a book published in 1999, so the date is 1999 or later (so, could be 1999-2001).

The name is

(ES) La historia de la peseta
(EN) The history of the Peseta

very similar to this https://en.numista.com/catalogue/series.php?id=8614

(ES) Historia de la peseta
(EN) History of the Peseta

Should the issuing entity be added to the name to differentiate them?

Things to add or modify:

• Name (EN):
  • Without issuing entity: The history of the Peseta
  • With issuing entity: The history of the Peseta - Royal Mint of Spain
• Name (local): La historia de la peseta
• Issuer: Spain
• Description (EN): (see below, it has a link to issuing entity in Numista)

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Set of replicas of Spanish Peseta coins, issued between 1999 and 2001 by the Royal Mint of Spain.

The set consists of 24 replicas of coins made of silver (.925), seven of them pure gold clad, from different periods of the 19th and 20th centuries:

• Provisional Government:
  • 20 Centimos 1870
  • 50 Centimos 1869
  • 1 Peseta 1869
  • 2 Pesetas 1869
  • 5 Pesetas 1870
  • 100 Pesetas 1870
• Amadeo I:
  • 5 Pesetas 1871
  • 25 Pesetas 1871
  • 100 Pesetas 1871
• Alfonso XII:
  • 50 Centimos 1880
  • 1 Peseta 1876
  • 2 Pesetas 1882
  • 5 Pesetas 1875
  • 5 Pesetas 1885
  • 10 Pesetas 1878
  • 25 Pesetas 1876
• Alfonso XIII:
  • 50 Centimos 1892
  • 1 Peseta 1893
  • 2 Pesetas 1889
  • 5 Pesetas 1892
  • 20 Pesetas 1889
  • 100 Pesetas 1897
• Second Republic:
  • 1 Peseta 1933
• Francisco Franco:
  • 100 Pesetas 1966

Each replica is encapsulated. The set is presented on a box (there are two different types: briefcase-type box, or wooden display box with glass lid) with a certificate of authenticity.

Done

I add a link in the first post with a table of material, diameter and weight of all the replicas.

@Compendium, while modify the pages of these replicas in Numista, I noted that the sources say “gold clad”, no “gold plated”. Please, fix the 2nd paragraph in English:

The set consists of 24 replicas of coins made of silver (.925), seven of them pure gold plated, from different periods of the 19th and 20th centuries:

→

The set consists of 24 replicas of coins made of silver (.925), seven of them pure gold clad, from different periods of the 19th and 20th centuries:

Is there a difference ? If not I'd recommend to use only one single term on Numista

Yes, there is a difference. 

Cladding:  a thin sheet material annealed to a base planchet with the sides most often exposing parts of the core.

Plating: a planchet with a very thin coating deposited  though electrochemical processes

Then you must request addition of a new technique and composition option on Numista 

Numista allows select both terms in the edit page (That is why I noticed):

• (EN) Nickel clad steel / (FR) Acier recouvert de nickel N#5913
• (EN) Nickel plated steel / (FR) Acier plaqué nickel N#5200

My bad perfect thanks