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CVC & Collectibles proudly presents the 1794-MO|FM Mexico 8 Reales coin, a valuable piece of numismatic history. Minted in Mexico during the late 18th century, this coin bears witness to the economic and cultural exchanges of the Spanish colonial era.
On the obverse side of the coin, you will find the detailed bust of Charles IIII, the reigning monarch of Spain at that time. His image represents the authority and power of the Spanish Empire. The reverse side displays the crowned shield with the Spanish coat of arms, symbolizing the empire’s might and influence.
This coin holds a denomination of 8 Reales, which was widely accepted as a standard form of currency during the colonial period. It played a crucial role in international trade and commerce, particularly in the Americas.
The 1794-MO|FM Mexico 8 Reales coin represents a tangible link to the economic transactions and daily lives of individuals during the Spanish colonial era. It serves as a testament to the vibrant trade networks and cultural exchange that shaped the region’s history.
Add this remarkable coin to your collection and appreciate the craftsmanship, historical significance, and enduring beauty of this 18th-century treasure. Own a piece of numismatic heritage and connect with the rich legacy of the Spanish colonial period.
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.
