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Holder(not the coin) has a few scratches)
US Legal Tender until 1857(written on the slab)
The 1791 M-MF Spain 1 Escudo, certified NGC XF45, is an attractive gold coin from the Spanish colonial era. Struck at the famous Mexico City Mint, this coin circulated during a period when Spain controlled one of the largest empires in world history.
Its combination of gold content, historical importance, and colonial heritage makes it highly desirable among world coin collectors.
The coin was issued under Charles IV of Spain, who ruled Spain from 1788 to 1808.
His reign occurred during a period marked by:
Coins bearing his portrait circulated throughout Europe, the Americas, and parts of Asia.
The Mexico City Mint was one of the most important mints in the world.
During the colonial era it produced enormous quantities of:
The "M" mintmark identifies Mexico City, while the assayer initials "MF" identify the mint officials responsible for quality control and precious-metal standards.
The Escudo was Spain's primary gold denomination for centuries.
Collectors appreciate Escudos because they:
The 1 Escudo denomination offered practical circulation while retaining substantial gold value.
Obverse
The portrait reflects the elegant engraving style of late 18th-century Spanish coinage.
Reverse
The reverse symbolizes the authority and reach of the Spanish Empire.
A coin graded Extremely Fine 45 typically exhibits:
XF45 examples often provide an excellent balance between affordability and visual quality.
This coin stands out because:
Few coins offer such a direct connection to global trade during the late 1700s.
The 1791 1 Escudo is highly desirable among:
Its historical significance extends well beyond Spain itself.
Demand remains strong because:
Collectors frequently seek attractive XF examples due to their strong detail and historic character.
Certification by Numismatic Guaranty Company provides:
The holder preserves the coin while ensuring its authenticity for future generations.
The 1791 M-MF Spain 1 Escudo Gold Coin NGC XF45 is an exceptional piece of Spanish colonial history. Struck at the legendary Mexico City Mint under Charles IV of Spain, it represents an era when Spanish gold circulated across the globe.
Combining historic importance, gold content, attractive preservation, and strong collector demand, this Escudo remains a highly desirable addition to any advanced world coin collection.
All information provided is strictly for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. For specific financial decisions, consult a licensed professional adviser.
