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CVC & Collectables proudly presents the 1732 Mexico Silver 8 Reales Philip V Cob Coin, a remarkable piece of numismatic history. This coin, minted in Mexico during the 18th century, holds both historical and monetary significance.
Issued by Mexico under the reign of King Philip V, this coin bears the regal portrait of the monarch on the obverse. The reverse features the iconic cob design, with a cross and castles. The intricate details and craftsmanship of the coin reflect the skilled artistry of the time.
With a denomination of 8 Reales, this coin was an important part of the monetary system in Mexico. It served as a widely accepted currency for trade and commerce, facilitating transactions within the Spanish colonies.
Made from .9306 fine silver, the 1732 Mexico Silver 8 Reales Philip V Cob Coin holds intrinsic value as a precious metal. Its weight of 27.07 grams and diameter of 39 mm make it a substantial and substantial coin.
The coin’s reference number, KM# 47A, confirms its identification in numismatic catalogs and adds to its collectible appeal. It is a testament to Mexico’s rich numismatic heritage and the important role it played in the global economy during the colonial period.
Don’t miss the opportunity to acquire this exceptional coin. It represents a significant period in Mexico’s history and embodies the cultural and economic exchanges of the time. Add this remarkable piece to your collection today and cherish its beauty and historical significance for generations to come.
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