Colonial 1756 Mexico Coin 8 Reales Fernando VI HISPAN ET IND REX 41mm Pendant

Description: Colonial 1756 Mexico Coin 8 Reales Fernando VI HISPAN ET IND REX 41mm Pendant The Coin is a Replica Sku: C-63-0236 The 1756 Mexico Reales Coin of Fernando VI is a silver coin minted during the reign of King Fernando VI of Spain (1746–1759), reflecting the strength of Spanish colonial coinage during the 18th century. Key Features: Obverse: Displays a portrait of King Fernando VI or the crowned coat of arms of Spain, depending on the design of the particular Reales denomination.Encircled by a Latin legend identifying the monarch, typically: FERDINANDUS VI DEI GRATIA (Ferdinand VI, by the Grace of God). Reverse: Features the iconic Pillars of Hercules with ribbons inscribed with "PLUS ULTRA" (Further Beyond), symbolizing Spain's global empire.Includes the crowned globes representing the Old and New Worlds.The inscription often reads: HISPAN ET IND REX (King of Spain and the Indies), along with the denomination and mint mark. Mint Mark: Struck at the Mexico City Mint, the oldest mint in the Americas, indicated by the mint mark "Mo." Denominations: The coin was part of the Reales system, which included denominations such as 1/2, 1, 2, 4, and 8 Reales. Historical Context: Minted during a period of Spanish economic and territorial dominance, these coins were widely used in global trade. The Reales coins from the Mexico City Mint were particularly respected for their consistent weight and silver content, making them a de facto international currency. The 1756 Mexico Reales coin stands as a testament to the rich numismatic and colonial history of Spain, prized by collectors for its historical significance and craftsmanship.

Price: 31 USD

Location: Kissimmee, Florida

End Time: 2025-01-22T18:20:01.000Z

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