1783-Mo FF Mexico 1 Real UNC Uncirculated Toned Toning KM-78.2 Silver .903

This 1783-Mo Mexico 1 Real is an exceptional silver coin struck during the Spanish colonial era at the Mexico City mint. The obverse features a sharply detailed, right-facing laureate bust of King Charles III, draped in classical attire. The reverse displays the iconic crowned Spanish coat of arms, highlighting the traditional lions and castles, securely flanked by the prominent Pillars of Hercules adorned with stylized banners. Struck in .903 fine silver and preserved in Uncirculated condition, this piece is distinguished by magnificent, vibrant peripheral toning that beautifully frames the crisp central strike, making it a stunning artifact of late eighteenth-century New World commerce.  

Product ID 555797
Year 1783
Mint Mark Mo FF
Strike Business
Grade UNC
Variety -
Grading Agency Raw
Specification properties No
Serial
Status Active
Designation -
Additional Info -

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1783-Mo FF Mexico 1 Real UNC Uncirculated Toned Toning KM-78.2 Silver .903

Category: Colonial Cob Coinage - Real
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This 1783-Mo Mexico 1 Real is an exceptional silver coin struck during the Spanish colonial era at the Mexico City mint. The obverse features a sharply detailed, right-facing laureate bust of King Charles III, draped in classical attire. The reverse displays the iconic crowned Spanish coat of arms, highlighting the traditional lions and castles, securely flanked by the prominent Pillars of Hercules adorned with stylized banners. Struck in .903 fine silver and preserved in Uncirculated condition, this piece is distinguished by magnificent, vibrant peripheral toning that beautifully frames the crisp central strike, making it a stunning artifact of late eighteenth-century New World commerce.  

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