CVC & Collectables presents a scarce 1861 Mexican ¼ Real struck in Hermosillo, Sonora, and certified NGC XF 40 BN (Brown). This small-format copper coin reflects the decentralized minting system of 19th-century Mexico and provides a fascinating glimpse into the regional coinage of the northern frontier during a time of political unrest and economic fragmentation.
Coin Highlights:
- Country: Mexico
- Date: 1861
- Denomination: ¼ Real
- Mint: Hermosillo, Sonora
- Metal: Copper
- Grade: NGC XF 40 BN
- Obverse: Liberty cap with rays, surrounded by legend and date
- Reverse: Denomination within wreath, mintmark Hermosillo below
Collectibility:
Regional Mexican coins from Sonora are prized for their local character, limited mintage, and rugged frontier history. This NGC XF 40 BN example offers strong detail, original surfaces, and excellent eye appeal for the type. A standout piece for collectors of Mexican Republican coinage, provincial issues, or pre-Imperial copper.
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