1732 Mo F Mexico 8 Reales Silver Cob Ex Shipwreck Philip V KM 47a (22.02g)

This is a 1732-Mo F (Mexico) 8 Reales Silver Cob "Ex-Shipwreck"/Sea Salvaged in Circulated Condition. This cob weighs about 22.02g and has a pretty visible date and mintmark. The Assayer's mark "F" refers to Felipe Rivas Angulo who was the typical assayer for Mexican silver cobs salvaged from the 1733 Fleet Shipwreck as well as from the Dutch wrecks "Vliegenthart" (1735) and "Rooswijk" (1739). The cob does have like a smooth almost metallic look from the saltwater damage as well as some darker environmental damaged areas.

There is just a small portion of the Cross that can be seen on the back. Please use your own best judgement to determine the grade/quality of the coin and see each picture before purchasing!

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Country/Region of Manufacture: Mexico
Certification: Uncertified
Grade: Ungraded
Year: 1732
Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated
Composition: Silver
Historical Period: Colonial (up to 1821)
Denomination: 8 Reales
KM Number: 47a
Design: Shield-Type Cob