Mexico Silver Cobs

Mexico Silver Cobs

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The Mexico City mint was the first to strike coins for Spain in the New World in 1536, starting with round issues under Charles-Joanna that are not technically cobs. Later, the mint changed to the shield-type design in the late 1500s, which became known worldwide as the reliable "piece of eight" currency during the 1600s and 1700s. The shield-type cob was phased out in 1732-1734, replaced by the machine-made "pillar dollars" after an experimental, hand-cut "klippe" type.
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Mexico City, Mexico Silver 4 Reales Charles-Joanna "Late Series" Assayer G
$1,595.00
Mexico City Silver Cob 8 Reales 1624/3 D Lucayan Beach Shipwreck NGC XF w/ COA
$1,745.00
Mexico City, Mexico Silver Cob 8 Reales 1653 P w/ Chopmark from Asia Trade
$1,325.00
Mexico City, Mexico Silver Cob 8 Reales Philip IV Assayer P
$895.00
Mexico City, Mexico Silver 1 Real Charles-Joanna "Late Series" L-M
$575.00
Mexico City Mexico Silver 1/2 Real Philip III Assy'r F ex-Clyde Hubbard Cal-389
$350.00
Mexico City Mexico Silver Cob 8 Reales Philip IV Assayer P Spanish Colonial
$625.00
Mexico City Mexico Silver 2 Reales Charles-Joanna "Late Series" Assayer O/L
$350.00