1832 Go MJ Mexico 8 Reales MS61 ICG Graded Silver Coin UNC MS BETTER DATE RARE DIE CLASH ERROR
Extra Rays on the Reverese As Well As "Libertad" Etc.

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

The 1832 Mexican 8 Reales coin is a historic piece of currency that was once widely used in Mexico and other parts of the world. This coin is also known as a Spanish dollar or "Piece of Eight" due to its widespread use in international trade during the colonial period.

The obverse (front) side of the coin typically features the Mexican coat of arms, which consists of an eagle perched on a cactus while devouring a snake. This image is surrounded by a laurel wreath, and the words "Republica Mexicana" are often inscribed above.

The reverse (back) side of the coin typically features a representation of the denomination, which would be "8R" for 8 Reales, along with the date of issue, in this case, "1832." There may also be other decorative elements, such as stars, rays, or other design features.

These coins were minted in various Mexican mints, such as Mexico City (often denoted by the "Mo" mintmark) or other regional mints, and they were an important part of Mexico's monetary history during the 19th century.

Today, these coins are often collected by numismatists and are valued not only for their historical significance but also for their silver content. The 8 Reales coin played a significant role in the history of international trade and the development of currency systems in the Americas.

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