The product is an 8 Reales silver coin from Mexico, minted in 1884 during the Second Republic period. The coin features a unique design with an eagle perched on a cactus, holding a snake in its talons. It is uncirculated and has a red color with a 0.9 fineness. The coin is uncertified and carries the KM#377 catalog number. This historical piece offers a glimpse into the art and symbolism of Mexican coinage during the late 19th century.
Up for sale is an authentic 1885 Mexico Silver 8 Reales coin struck at the Mexico City Mint (Mo MH). This historic coin is officially certified and sealed by NGC under the “Trade Dollars of the World” pedigree label (Cert #8475033-082). Key Features: – Features genuine 19th-century Chinese merchant chopmarks stamped into the silver. – Retains beautiful, strong Very Fine (VF) details with an attractive dark patina. – Contains 0.7859 oz of pure silver weight. Ships quickly and securely via tracked USPS Ground Advantage. Please feel free to send a message if you have any questions!
Condition : VF (See pictures for objective grading) quite sharp detail, no hole, heavy scratch.
(There seems to be fewer survivors in higher grades. The fact is that many coins are not worth the cost of grading,).
Republica Mexicana 1894 N.D. Coin 8 Reales.
Value8 Reales. Thickness2.7 mm.
Very cool! With amazing history in the date and chopmarks, this 1800s piece also carries with it beautiful luster, slight rim toning, and very strong details, which is hard to find on chopmarked coins with this popular design.