1804 NGC UNC Mexico 1/2 Real Charles IIII Colonial Spain Silver Coin (23062501C) Crown 9m (6 ft 3 in)

9m (6 ft 3 in) in diameter and was constructed of red granite

Important historical reverse architectural type with structure that can be seen in Rome today

resting elbow on column

This is an example of an error pairing (muling) of dies likely from different mint workshops that both have the TR P XIX date

1804 NGC UNC Mexico 1/2 Real Charles IIII Colonial Spain Silver Coin (23062501C) Crown 9m (6 ft 3 in)Uncirculated Mexico Spanish Colonial silver 1 2 real coin. Struck for King Charles IIII at the Mexico City Mint (mint mark Mo), assayer TH. This coin was originally purchased in a PCGS holder (cert: 37456454, AU 58). It was evident that this was an PQ Uncirculated coin, so it was "cracked out" of the PCGS holder and submitted to NGC. Well, NGC believes the coin was cleaned. I disagree. Highly lustrous and reflective near proof like surfaces with no