CVC & Collectables presents a scarce 1814 Guadalajara 8 Reales struck during Mexico’s War of Independence, certified PCGS VF35. This is the popular large bust / 7-jewel crown variety, known for its bold Royalist style and unmistakable “rustic” mint character.
Coin Highlights:
- Issuer: Mexico (Royalist issue, War of Independence era)
- Date: 1814
- Mint: Guadalajara (GA)
- Assayer: MR
- Denomination: 8 Reales
- Metal: Silver (as issued for the type)
- Grade: PCGS VF35
- Variety: Ga8 4.2 – Large Bust / 7 Jewels in Crown
- Catalog References: KM-111.3; Cal-1206; Ramirez-Ga8.4.2
- Strike/Surface: Strong strike with darker toning in protected areas; wholesome circulation for the grade
- Type: War of Independence “Royalist” crown coinage
Collectibility:
This example is a tough issue to locate problem-free full strike in a solid mid-grade holder. The large bust and seven-jewel crown variety adds another layer of desirability, and the overall eye appeal—full strike, honest wear, and no distracting post-mint damage—makes it an ideal “collector-grade” representative for the series.
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