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8 Reales - Ferdinand VII Countermark on Mexico 8 Reales

Issuer Philippines
Year 1832-1834
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Reference(s) KM#74
Obverse description The obverse of the host coin features a radiant Phrygian (Liberty) cap at center, emitting long tapering rays that fill the field, surrounded by a beaded border. Superimposed upon the cap is the Philippine countermark comprising a crowned 'F.7.o' (Ferdinandus Septimus) above the word LIBERTAD, applied by Philippine authorities to validate the coin for local circulation. The surrounding legend on the host coin records the mint mark, assayer initials, date, and fineness details distributed around the periphery.
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Reverse description The reverse displays the early Mexican Republic coat of arms, featuring a Mexican golden eagle perched in profile upon a cactus plant rising from a rocky outcrop amid water, with a serpent clutched in its beak and talons. The central device is flanked by a wreath composed of oak and laurel branches tied at the base, with the arc legend REPUBLICA MEXICANA arching above along the upper periphery within a beaded border.
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