CVC & Collectables presents this 1783-Mo FF Mexico Escudo, an 18th-century Spanish colonial gold coin struck at the Mexico City Mint during the reign of King Charles III. Certified PCGS VF 25, this historic issue represents the important gold coinage produced in New Spain.
Coin Highlights:
- Country: Mexico (Spanish Colonial)
- Year: 1783
- Denomination: 1 Escudo
- Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
- Assayers: FF
- Ruler: Charles III
- Composition: Gold
- Fineness: Approximately .901 Fine Gold
- Weight: Approximately 3.3834 grams
- Actual Gold Weight: Approximately 0.0979 Troy oz
- Grade: PCGS VF 25
- Obverse: Features a right-facing portrait of King Charles III surrounded by his royal titles.
- Reverse: Displays the crowned Spanish royal arms, surrounded by the Order of the Golden Fleece, with the mint and assayer marks.
Collectibility:
Spanish colonial gold from the Mexico City Mint is highly collected for its historical importance, classic royal portrait designs, and connection to the monetary history of both Mexico and the Spanish Empire. This example is authenticated and graded VF 25 by PCGS.
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