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CVC & Collectibles presents this 1785-MO|FM Mexico 8 Reales coin represents a fascinating piece of numismatic history from Spanish colonial Mexico. Minted in Mexico City during the late 18th century, this coin offers insights into the economic landscape and trade activities of the time.
The 8 Reales denomination held significant value as a widely accepted form of currency in both local and international commerce. These coins, often referred to as “Spanish dollars” or “pieces of eight,” were recognized and used across the globe due to their consistent silver content and reputation for reliability.
The “Mo” and “FM” on the coin indicate the mint marks. “Mo” refers to the Mexico City mint, while “FM” represents the assayer initials. These marks provide additional details about the origin and production of the coin.
Owning a 1785-MO|FM Mexico 8 Reales coin allows collectors and enthusiasts to hold a tangible piece of history that connects them to the economic activities and influence of Spanish colonial Mexico. It serves as a reminder of the rich numismatic heritage of the region and the enduring legacy of Spanish colonial coinage.
Step back in time in the world of Spanish Colonial Reales coins from Mexico at CVC & Collectables. These historic and collectible coins bear witness to centuries of history and trade. Explore the intriguing collection of Spanish Colonial Reales (1500-1808) coins of Mexico: Spanish Colonial Reales.
