CV Coins & Collectables presents the 1818-Mo JJ Mexico 8 Reales, a silver colonial issue struck at the Mexico City Mint during the reign of Ferdinand VII. Certified by NGC as VF Details – Cleaned, this historic crown-sized coin was issued during the turbulent final years of Spanish rule in Mexico.
Coin Highlights:
- Year: 1818
- Country: Mexico
- Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
- Assayer: JJ
- Denomination: 8 Reales
- Ruler: Ferdinand VII
- Composition: Silver
- Weight: Approx. 27.07 grams
- Grade: NGC VF Details – Cleaned
- Certification #: 8395529-005
Obverse:
Features the laureate and draped bust of Ferdinand VII facing right, surrounded by the royal legend with the date 1818 below.
Reverse:
Displays the crowned Spanish royal arms between the Pillars of Hercules, with the Mexico City Mo mintmark and JJ assayer initials.
Historical Significance:
Struck during the Mexican War of Independence (1810–1821), this 8 Reales represents the Royalist coinage produced under Spanish authority as independence forces fought to end colonial rule. Mexico would achieve independence just three years later in 1821.
Collectibility:
Spanish colonial 8 Reales are widely collected for their large silver format and importance in international commerce. This Ferdinand VII issue adds further historical appeal through its connection to the final years of Spanish colonial Mexico.
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