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1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $

1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $

$ 73.39

Availability: 55 in stock
  • Composition: Silver
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Mexico
  • Grade: Ungraded
  • Design: Milled Bust-Type
  • Condition: Spanish Reales were among the first coins used by the United States and were legal tender until 1857.
  • Ruler:: Charles IIII
  • Fineness:: .896 Fine Silver
  • Denomination: 8 Reales
  • Historical Period: Colonial (up to 1821)
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Weight:: 27.00 Grams
  • Mintage:: No official record
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Unknown
  • Modified Item: No
  • Year: 1807

    Description

    1807 Scare Mexico 8 Reale Attractive Chop Marks Colonial Silver China Merchant $
    1807 Mo T.H. eight reales, one of a type struck 1791-1808. Assayer TH is recorded for the years 1803-10.
    The eight reales of Charles IV,
    Mintages are not known. Nearly all colonial
    pillar dollars
    were heavily
    used
    that most of them are in really low grades, this one seems to be in fine condition.
    These colonial period coins circulated freely in the many New World colonies and many were lost in shipwrecks.
    Milled bust coins were minted at the Mexico City mint from 1772 until 1821, when Mexico
    won its independence from Spain. Like the milled pillar dollar, bust dollars circulated throughout
    the new worlds, even serving as legal currency in the United States until 1857.
    The coin imaged is the coin you're bidding on.
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