CVC & Collectables presents this 1844 4 Reales coin, minted in Guanajuato (Go) during the First Republic of Mexico, is a fine example of Federal-era coinage. Bearing the “PM” assayer initials, it reflects the early years of Mexico’s independence and the nation’s efforts to establish a cohesive monetary system. The 4 Reales denomination was integral to daily commerce, and this piece is an important relic of 19th-century Mexican economic history.
Coin Highlights:
- Issuer: Mexico (First Republic)
- Date: 1844
- Mint: Guanajuato (Go)
- Assayer: PM
- Denomination: 4 Reales
- Composition: Silver
- KM# 375.5
Historical Significance: This coin comes from a pivotal time when Mexico was stabilizing its currency following independence from Spain. The Federal coinage reflects the newly established republic’s aspirations and resilience in the face of ongoing political and economic challenges. The Guanajuato mint, known for its significant silver production, played a crucial role in supporting the nation’s monetary needs.
Collectibility: The 1844 Go PM 4 Reales is a desirable addition for collectors of Mexican coinage, offering a glimpse into the First Republic’s rich history. Its historical and numismatic value make it a must-have for those passionate about 19th-century Mexican coins. Find more alike here!
