1808 PTS PJ 8 Reales Carlos IIII Bolivia PCGS AU53 Calico-1014 Carolus IV

• 8 Reals Potosi Mint Silver Coin
• A great addition to any coin collection
• Silver Coin
• Original Ungraded Silver Coin

The 1808 PTS PJ 8 Reales coin featuring Carlos IIII is a valuable and historically significant Spanish coin. Carlos IIII was the King of Spain from 1759 to 1788, and his portrait appears on various Spanish coins minted during his reign and beyond.

The "PTS PJ" on the coin's inscription likely refers to the mintmarks. "PTS" represents the mint location, which in this case, could be Potosi, Bolivia, a famous minting location for Spanish colonial coins. "PJ" might indicate the initials of the mint officials or engravers involved in the coin's production.

The 8 Reales coin was a standard silver coin denomination widely used in trade during the Spanish colonial era and is often referred to as the Spanish dollar or "piece of eight." These coins were widely recognized and used in international trade, particularly in the Americas.

The value of such a coin can vary significantly based on its condition, rarity, and historical significance. Collectors and numismatists often seek out coins like this for their collections. To determine the specific value of your 1808 PTS PJ 8 Reales Carlos IIII coin, it's advisable to consult with a professional coin appraiser or refer to numismatic resources for up-to-date pricing information.

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