CVC & Collectables presents this scarce 1860s Mexico Pátzcuaro 1/8 Real Brass Token was issued in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, during the Mexican Republic period. Cataloged as Rulau-Mic 94 and Grove-683, this historic municipal token features local imagery reflecting the region’s culture and commerce. Authenticated by PCGS as VG Details – Excessive Corrosion, this example represents an unusual piece of nineteenth-century Mexican token coinage.
Coin Highlights
- Country: Mexico
- Date: Circa 1860s
- Denomination: 1/8 Real
- Location: Pátzcuaro, Michoacán
- Type: Municipal Token
- References: Rulau-Mic 94, Grove-683
- Composition: Brass
- Grade: PCGS VG Details
- Condition: Excessive Corrosion
- Certification Number: 64685093
Design & Devices
Obverse: Depicts a scenic view of Lake Pátzcuaro, including mountains, a fisherman, and local surroundings, accompanied by the municipality’s inscription.
Reverse: Features a woman carrying fish and fishing equipment, reflecting the region’s traditional fishing economy.
The Pátzcuaro 1/8 Real is a collectible regional brass token. This PCGS-authenticated example retains identifiable design elements despite extensive corrosion, making it appealing to specialists in Mexican municipal coinage. Discover more fascinating Mexican coins through this link: Coins of Mexico
