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8 Escudos - Isabella II Countermark on Mexico 8 Escudos

Issuer Spanish Colonial Administration (Philippines)
Year 1834-1837
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Value 8 Escudos
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Obverse description Unadorned draped bust of Agustín de Iturbide (Emperor Agustín I of Mexico) facing right, rendered in high relief with naturalistic detail to the hair and truncation. The field is smooth and unadorned. A circular Philippine countermark — applied during the reign of Isabella II between 1834 and 1837 — is struck over the lower portion of the bust, partially obscuring the neck and truncation. The peripheral legend reads AUGUSTINUS • DEI • PROVIDENTIA •, with the mint mark Mo and the date 1822 positioned in the lower segment of the coin.
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Obverse lettering Y • II • AUGUSTINUS • DEI • PROVIDENTIA • Mo • 1822 •
(Translation: Agustin by the Providence of God.)
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