1816-MO|JJ Spanish Colonial 1/2 Real – Milled Coinage

Product Details CVC & Collectibles proudly presents the 1816-MO|JJ Spanish Colonial 1/2 Real coin from Mexico. Issued during the reign of King Ferdinand VII (1808-1821), this coin represents a significant piece of numismatic history. The 1/2 Real denomination, known for its small size and value, was a commonly used currency during the Spanish colonial era. Minted in Mexico in 1816, this coin showcases the skillful milled coinage technique, characterized by the precise machining of the edges. Made of silver with a purity of .903, this coin weighs 1.69 grams. Its diameter measures approximately 15 mm, reflecting its compact size. The obverse of the coin features a prominent bust of King Ferdinand VII, while the reverse displays the Spanish coat of arms and the denomination value. The 1816-MO|JJ Spanish Colonial 1/2 Real coin holds a special place in numismatic collections due to its historical significance and rarity. As a product of the Spanish colonial era, it serves as a tangible artifact of Mexico’s rich cultural and numismatic heritage. Owning this coin provides a glimpse into the economic transactions and trade networks that existed during the 19th century. It represents the intersection of history, artistry, and monetary value, making it a prized possession for coin collectors and enthusiasts. 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