CVC & Collectables proudly presents the 1739-Mo Mexico 8 Reales SEGS XF 40 coin. This remarkable numismatic treasure offers a captivating glimpse into the history of Spanish colonial coinage. Highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, this coin is a testament to its exceptional condition and historical significance.
Minted in Mexico in 1739, it bears the Mo mintmark, signifying its origin. The obverse side showcases intricate designs, including the portrait of the reigning monarch. On the reverse, you’ll find the emblematic Spanish pillars and waves motif.
Crafted from silver, this coin represents the high-quality craftsmanship of its era. With a weight of 27.06 g, equivalent to the standard 8 Reales denomination, and a diameter of approximately 39 mm, it holds substantial presence and value.
The 1739-Mo Mexico 8 Reales SEGS XF 40 coin played a significant role as widely circulated currency during the Spanish colonial period. Graded XF 40 by SEGS, its well-preserved condition adds value and desirability among collectors.
By adding this coin to your collection, you acquire a tangible piece of history and become a custodian of Spanish colonial numismatic heritage. Embrace the allure of the past and appreciate the artistry and symbolism captured in this exceptional coin.
Owning the 1739-Mo Mexico 8 Reales SEGS XF 40 coin immerses you in the fascinating world of Spanish colonial history and numismatics. Don’t miss this opportunity to acquire this extraordinary piece and connect with the legacy of the past.
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