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| 表面の説明 | Armored and draped bust of King Carlos III facing right, rendered in high relief in the neoclassical style. The king's hair is elaborately curled and tied, with a queue visible at the nape of the neck. The truncation of the bust is decorated with ornamental armor detailing. The circular legend CAROL•III•D•G•HISP•ET IND•R• surrounds the effigy, divided on either side of the portrait, with the mint date •1787• displayed in the lower exergual area. A toothed or beaded border frames the entire design. |
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| 縁 | Reeded |
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Carlos III's monetary reforms of the 1770s standardized gold coinage across the Spanish colonial mints, but Mexico City's output during 1786–1788 falls within a transitional period for the assayer marks — pieces from these years carry the FM assayer initial for Fernando Mangino, whose tenure was marked by administrative friction with mint officials over fineness accountability. The Mexican mint was simultaneously the highest-volume gold producer in the Spanish empire, yet quality control disputes were chronic.
KM#156a distinguishes this subtype from earlier Carlos III Mexican 8 escudos by the specific die arrangement standardized after 1771. Collectors should note the FM assayer pairing specifically, as die combinations vary across the three-year window.