THE HiISTORY OF SPANISH COLONIAL COINS IN THE NEW WORLD
FERDIN VII PICTURE ARRIVED MEXICO FREDINAND VII PICTURE ARRIVED MEX.

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Coin Details

Origin/Country: MEXICO - TO 1823 ,1811 TO 1821
Design Description: PORTRAIT FERDINAND VII
Item Description: 0.9030 Silver .7859 oz. ASW, 8R 1821MO JJ KM# 111
Full Grade: NGC AU 50
Owner: oldgoatsboats

Set Details

Custom Sets: THE HiISTORY OF SPANISH COLONIAL COINS IN THE NEW WORLD
Competitive Sets: Glenn's Types of Spanish Pillars, Mexico   Score: 642
Research: NGC Coin Price Guide
NGC World Coin Census

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THIS COIN'S PLACE IN HISTORY
OBVERSE: The obverse design has the draped bust of Ferdinand VII and the legend giving the king's name and title as, FERDN VII DEI GRATIA (Ferdinand VII by the Grace of God) with the date 1821.

REVERSE: The reverse has the two Pillars of Hercules with the motto PLUS VLTRA (More Beyond) on banners flanking the crowned shield of Leon and Castile. The legend reads, HISPAN. ET IND. REX (King of Spain and the Indies) followed by the mintmark (Mo), the denomination (8) and the assayer's initials (JJ-Joaquin Davila Madrid and Jose Garcia Ansaldo). The edge design is comprised of alternating circles and rectangles.











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