CVC & Collectables presents this rare 1824-Mo JM Mexico Hookneck 8 Reales was struck at the Mexico City Mint during the early Mexican Republic. Featuring the distinctive Hookneck eagle and radiant Liberty Cap, this historic silver coin is cataloged as KM-A376.2, DP-Mo02, and certified PCGS VF30.
Coin Highlights
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Country: Mexico
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Year: 1824
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Denomination: 8 Reales
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Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
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Assayer: JM
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Reference: KM-A376.2
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Variety: DP-Mo02
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Type: Hookneck (Profile Eagle)
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Composition: 90.3% Silver
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Standard Weight: 27.07 grams
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Actual Silver Weight: 0.7859 troy oz
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Diameter: 39 mm
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Grade: PCGS VF30
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Certification Number: 56424035
Design & Devices
Obverse: Features the distinctive Hookneck eagle perched on a cactus while holding a serpent, surrounded by the inscription REPUBLICA MEXICANA.
Reverse: Displays a radiant Liberty Cap inscribed LIBERTAD, surrounded by the denomination, date, Mexico City mintmark, and assayer initials.
Collectibility
The 1824 Mexico City Hookneck 8 Reales is a scarce and highly desirable early Republican issue. The DP-Mo02 variety is particularly appealing to collectors specializing in early Mexican coinage. This PCGS VF30 example retains well-defined design elements and attractive circulated surfaces.
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