MEXICO. KM#106.2 1773Mo Eight Reales Chopmarks

MEXICO. KM#106.2 1773Mo Eight Reales Chopmarks Estimate: $150

Three Spanish Silver dollars: 1808, 1800, 1804, each with chop marks, heavy wear, cleaned. Keywords: Mexico, Spain, Trade, Coins, pieces of Eight

COA and Presentation Box, Colonial Mint

Nice lot of 1880 thru 1900 Mexico eight reales silver coins. Coins have a good mix of conditions and mint marks.

Mexico City Mint. No date, undetermined assayer. Deep steel-gray with sultry slate highlights. Probably a deep sea treasure recovery specimen.

An early 18th century (1701-1715) coin from the 1715 Plate Fleet Shipwreck with Certificate of Origin as pictured. 

Mexican coin. Obverse: Bust facing right. Lettering: CAROLUS·IIII·DEI·GRATIA / 1795. Reverse: Hispanic arms -A pair of pillars separated by a crowned simple shield with lions, castles, pomegr

Mexican coin. Obverse: Bust facing right. Lettering: CAROLUS·IIII·DEI·GRATIA / 1798. Reverse: Hispanic arms -A pair of pillars separated by a crowned simple shield with lions, castles, pomegr

Mexican coin. Obverse: Bust facing right. Lettering: CAROLUS·IIII·DEI·GRATIA / 1807. Reverse: Hispanic arms -A pair of pillars separated by a crowned simple shield with lions, castles, pomegr

The 1731 Eight Reales Spanish Colonial Mexico Mint Silver Cob is a significant and historically rich coin from the colonial period of the Spanish Empire. Spanish Silver Cobs, characterized by their ir

1781 MO MEXICO 8R COIN ~ FF ASSAYER MARK. GENUINE COIN. EL CAZADOR SHIPWRECK. MEXICO CITY MINT. NUMBERED 3161094-184. EIGHT REALES FACE VALUE. CIRCULATED CONDITION. NOT GRADE ASSOCIATED. CAROLUS III P

Mexico Carolus III, 8 Reales, (KM.106.2), 1777 Mo FM, bagmarks, hairlines, VF.

1806MO TH Mexico Charles IIII 8 Silver Reales VF Chopmarks, KM# 109, ASW: 0.7797

Mexico 8 Reales 1803 FT Mexico City Mint Chopmarks KM377.13 Fine

8 reales coin of Carlos III, mint of Mexico, 1761. Sterling silver. Measures: 38,20 mm in diameter. Weight: 26,78 grams. Coin of eight reales of 1761 minted under the mandate of Carlos III. The obvers

8 reales coin of Carlos III, mint of Mexico, 1768. Sterling silver. Measures: 38,20 mm in diameter. Weight: 26,78 grams. Coin of eight reales of 1768 minted under the mandate of Carlos III. The obvers

Coin #270213 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Mexico. Grade: 2 Denomination: 4 reales Assayer: Not visible The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Spa

Coin #270244 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Mexico. Grade: 2 Denomination: 4 reales Assayer: Not visible The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Spa

Coin #270751 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Mexico. Grade: 3 Denomination: 2 reales Assayer: D 1620 The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Spanish

Coin #20485 Shipwreck: Atocha 1622 Mint: Mexico. Grade: 2 Denomination: 4 reales Assayer: Not visible The silver coins of this era were popularly known as "pieces of eight" (reale de ocho) in the Span

The 1681 Eight Reales coin, known as a Spanish Cob, minted in Colonial Mexico, is a historic and significant piece of numismatics. Spanish Cobs were a type of crude silver coin minted in the Spanish c

Lot consists of an 1778 and 1796 Mexico 8 Reales Colonial Spanish Silver Coins. Both have chop marks.

Silver: Cap and Rays 8-Reales Mexico Mint 1846 MF, 1875 GF, 1860 FH, 1863 TH, 1873 MH, 1878 MH, 1884 MH, 1888 MH, 1890 AM and 1892 AM (KM#377.10) VF-AU (tiny chop marks) (10pcs)

Mexico (Spanish Colony) 1797 8 Reales per consigner surface with chop marks and cleaned/ polished. Housed in plastic round holder and inserted into The Washington Mint blue velvet display case. NGC re