Product Details CVC & Collectibles proudly presents the 1813 Mexico War of Independence 1/2 Real Oaxaca coin. Oaxaca played a crucial role as a hub for insurgent activity in the southern region during the Mexican War of Independence. From July 1811 to October 1814, various individuals minted coins in Oaxaca under dire circumstances. These individuals struck coins episodically, usually made of copper due to urgency. The coins were intended to be redeemed for their value in gold or silver once the Insurgents had access to those metals. Some coins were later made in silver, but most were likely produced more recently to cater to collectors. This particular coin, identified by KM# 222, features a bow and arrow symbol representing Oaxaca on the obverse side. The reverse side displays the monogram of Morelos, a prominent figure in the Mexican War of Independence. The coin bears the denomination “1/2 R.” along with the corresponding date. By acquiring this remarkable 1813 Mexico War of Independence 1/2 Real Oaxaca coin, you can own a piece of history connected to the tumultuous period of the war. The coin’s copper composition, unique design elements, and historical significance make it a highly sought-after addition to any numismatic collection. Explore a captivating collection of collectible coins from Mexico, spanning from 1500 to the present day, including intriguing revolutionary coins. CVC & Collectables offers a treasure trove of Mexican numismatic history, showcasing the evolution of currency over centuries. Discover these fascinating Mexican coins through this link: Coins of Mexico
