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The Republic: 8 Reales (1824–1897) series of Mexico in the World Coins contains 11 distinct entries.

Mexico's First and Second Republic 8 reales coins are iconic, heavy (crown-sized) silver coins minted from the early 182 to 1897 that feature a radiant cap and rays on one side and the Mexican eagle clutching a snake on the other. These coins were important for global trade, were once legal tender in the U.S., and are highly valued by collectors today for their historical significance and striking design, and quite popular with North American coin collectors.

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Republic: 8 Reales (1824–1897) Value Range  
1839-Ca RG 8R No S, Ca10 MS
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1839-Ca RG 8R Ca10 MS
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1839-Do RM 8R Do16 MS
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1839/1-Do RM 8R Do16 MS
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1839-Ga JG 8R Ga18 MS
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1839-Ga MC 8R Ga19 MS
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1839-Go PJ/JJ 8R Go21 MS
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1839-Go PJ 8R Go21 MS
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1839-Mo ML 8R Mo22 MS
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1839-Pi JS 8R Pi14 MS
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1839-Zs OM 8R Zs19 MS
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The Republic: 8 Reales (1824–1897) series of Mexico in the World Coins contains 11 distinct entries.

Mexico's First and Second Republic 8 reales coins are iconic, heavy (crown-sized) silver coins minted from the early 182 to 1897 that feature a radiant cap and rays on one side and the Mexican eagle clutching a snake on the other. These coins were important for global trade, were once legal tender in the U.S., and are highly valued by collectors today for their historical significance and striking design, and quite popular with North American coin collectors.

Catalog Detail