Denomination: 8 Reales, also known as a "Piece of Eight".
Composition: Silver
Ruler: King Charles III
Obverse: Features a crowned shield flanked by the mint mark, assayer initials, and the denomination "8"
Reverse: Depicts two crowned globes representing the "Old and New Worlds" flanked by crowned pillars, with a banner wrapped around them. The date is located below.
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The Mexico Spanish Colony 8 Reales, KM# 105, is a silver coin minted in the Mexico City Mint during the reign of King Charles III (1760–1771). It is a well-known "Pillar Dollar," named for its reverse design featuring crowned pillars.
The Mexico Spanish Colony 8 Reales, KM# 105, is a silver coin minted in the Mexico City Mint during the reign of King Charles III (1760–1771). It is a well-known "Pillar Dollar," named for its reverse design featuring crowned pillars.
