CVC & Collectables proudly presents the 1813 Mexico 8 Reales coin, authenticated and graded by NGC as Fine 15 BN. This rare and historically significant piece offers a fascinating glimpse into the turbulent times of Mexican history when it was issued in Oaxaca under the authority of General Morales.
Minted in 1813, this 8 Reales coin represents the widely recognized currency of the era, the Real. It consists of copper, weighs 20 grams, and has a diameter of 35 mm and a thickness of 2.1 mm, showcasing its substantial size and weight.
The obverse side of the coin features a portrait of General Morales, a prominent figure during the Mexican War of Independence. His image serves as a reminder of the political and social changes taking place in Mexico during this time.
On the reverse side, you will find the denomination of 8 Reales and other inscriptions denoting its origin. The coin’s brown patina, typical of copper compositions, adds a unique visual appeal and character to the piece.
NGC has graded this coin as Fine 15 BN, indicating that it exhibits moderate wear and retains significant details. NGC’s meticulous examination and certification ensure the coin’s authenticity and collectible value.
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