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1818 Bolivia PTS PJ 8 Reales Silver Coin (NGC MS62) (6971281-010)

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1,112.01 USD
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LPM
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Hong Kong
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2026-07-20
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This description highlights a historically significant and collectible coin from colonial Peru, specifically an eight reales struck in 1818 at the Potosí mint, during the reign of Ferdinand VII. The Potosí mint was renowned for producing silver coins during the Spanish colonial period, fueled by the region's legendary silver deposits. Key features of the coin: 1. **Obverse:** Displays a well-defined portrait of Ferdinand VII, accompanied by a crisp legend. 2. **Reverse:** Features the crowned Spanish shield, flanked by mint and assayer marks, with detailed craftsmanship evident in the design's high points. 3. **Toning:** Subtle golden and champagne tones enhance the coin’s appeal, complementing its silvery field. 4. **Grade:** Certified by NGC as Mint State 62, making it one of six known examples at this grade, with only one finer. This coin represents a pivotal era in Bolivian numismatics, reflecting the Spanish crown's influence across the Andes during the colonial silver boom. Its historical significance, rarity, and aesthetic qualities make it highly desirable for collectors.