2 Reales

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Reversbeschreibung	A cross quartering a shield divided into alternating castles and lions, representing the arms of Castile and León. The denomination numeral appears at the top of the field, the assayer initials flank the cross at the sides, and the date is positioned at the bottom. The overall layout follows the traditional Spanish colonial macuquina reverse arrangement, with the design struck on an irregularly shaped flan typical of cob coinage.
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Reverslegende	2 PY 23
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Zusätzliche Informationen	Honduras declared independence from the Mexican Empire in mid-1823, and these 2 Reales were among the first coins struck by the newly autonomous state at the Tegucigalpa mint — a facility with chronic silver supply problems and rudimentary equipment inherited from the colonial administration. Production across both years was extremely limited, and survivors in any grade are genuinely scarce. The Tegucigalpa mint would struggle to maintain consistent output throughout the decade.