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1 Real National Congress - Insurgent coinage
| Emittent | Supreme National American Junta (Insurgent Government of Mexico) |
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| Jahr | 1812-1813 |
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| Prägetechnik | Hammered |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Central device depicts a crowned eagle displayed with wings spread, perched atop a royal crown, all rendered in a bold, somewhat primitive hammered style characteristic of Mexican insurgent coinage. The eagle's head faces to the viewer's left, and the crown below features an arched form with decorative pearl-like elements. The circumferential Latin legend reads VICE.FERD.VII.DEI.GRATIA.ET., acknowledging Ferdinand VII as sovereign by divine grace, while the date 1812 appears in the lower portion of the legend, partially inverted on certain die varieties. A milled or toothed border surrounds the entire design. |
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| Rand | Plain |
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Produced at the Sultepec mint under the authority of the insurgent government during the Mexican War of Independence, this issue emerged from a period when rebel forces controlled scattered mining regions and needed functioning coinage to pay troops and conduct commerce. The Supreme National American Junta operated the mint intermittently, working with crude equipment and inconsistent silver supplies — conditions that account for the notoriously rough striking quality endemic to this type.
Sultepec was one of several provisional mints established by insurgent forces after 1811, each operating under constant threat of royalist recapture.