1803 Mexico 8 Reales Carol Carolus IIII Spanish Silver Coin - Historic & Rare!

Description

1803 Mexico 8 Reales Carolus IIII Spanish Silver Coin
Item Description:
Presenting an 1803 Mexico 8 Reales silver coin featuring Carolus IIII (Charles IV) of Spain. This historic coin is a significant piece of numismatic history, cherished by collectors for its rich heritage and classic design.
Key Features:
Year:
1803
Country:
Mexico (under Spanish rule)
Denomination:
8 Reales
Monarch:
Carolus IIII (Charles IV)
Metal Content:
.903 fine silver
Weight:
27.07 grams
Diameter:
38-40 mm
Design Details:
Obverse:
Features the right-facing bust of Carolus IIII, with the inscription "CAROLUS IIII DEI GRATIA" (Charles IV by the Grace of God) and the date "1803."
Reverse:
Depicts the Spanish coat of arms, flanked by the Pillars of Hercules with the motto "PLUS ULTRA," and the inscription "HISPAN ET IND REX" (King of Spain and the Indies).
Why This Coin is Collectible:
The 1803 Mexico 8 Reales coin is highly prized for several reasons:
Historical Significance:
Minted during the Spanish colonial period, this coin played a crucial role in global trade and was widely circulated across the Americas and Asia.
Design:
Features the iconic portrait of King Charles IV and the intricate Spanish coat of arms.
Silver Content:
Contains a substantial amount of silver, making it both a numismatic and bullion investment.
Please Note:
This listing is for the exact coin pictured. The coin may show signs of wear and age, typical of its historical context, adding to its authenticity and charm.
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