CVC & Collectables presents a highly sought-after 1811-LVO Zacatecas Ferdinand VII Provisional 1 Real, an important Royalist issue struck during the opening years of the Mexican War of Independence. This example is the Z1.1.1b L.V.O. T1 variety and is currently the only example of this variety graded by PCGS.
Coin Highlights:
- Country: Mexico
- Year: 1811
- Denomination: 1 Real
- Mint: Zacatecas
- Ruler: Ferdinand VII
- Issue: Royalist Provisional Coinage
- Variety: Z1.1.1b L.V.O. T1
- Variety Attribution: 1R Down 1(.)F A(.)1R
- Composition: Silver
- Grade: PCGS VG 10
- PCGS Population: 1 – the only example of this variety graded by PCGS
- Obverse: Crude provisional portrait of Ferdinand VII surrounded by a beaded border and legend.
- Reverse: Crowned Spanish royal arms rendered in the distinctive provisional style of the Zacatecas issue.
Collectibility:
This example is especially notable as the Z1.1.1b L.V.O. T1, 1R Down 1(.)F A(.)1R variety and is the only example currently graded by PCGS, giving it significant appeal to advanced collectors of Zacatecas provisional and Mexican independence-era coinage. Find more alike here!
