CVC & Collectables proudly presents the 1811-MO|HJ Mexico 8 Reales coin, authenticated by PCGS and graded XF 45. This remarkable coin, issued by Mexico during the reign of King Ferdinand VII (1808-1821), holds historical significance and numismatic value.
Minted in 1811, this 8 Reales coin reflects the currency system of the time, representing the widely accepted Real denomination. Crafted from .903 silver, it carries both intrinsic value and historical significance.
Weighing 27.02 grams and measuring 38.5 mm in diameter with a thickness of 2.4 mm, this coin showcases the precision and artistry of the minting process.
The obverse side features a portrait of King Ferdinand VII, serving as a testament to his reign and authority. On the reverse side, you will find the emblematic Spanish coat of arms, symbolizing the power and grandeur of the Spanish Empire.
The PCGS XF 45 grade indicates that the coin is in excellent condition, with light wear consistent with its age. It has been meticulously authenticated and encapsulated by PCGS, ensuring its authenticity and preservation.
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