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1813 Argentina Rio De La Plata 8 reales

Alberto M. writes: ¿Qué monedas tengo yo y qué son los valores? (What coin do I have and what is its value?) Image attached.

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Lo tiene un 1813 8 reales de Provincias Del Rio De La Plata con la ceca de casa de moneda Potosi (existe a la derecha a la fecha como una monograma). El asayador es “J”. Cincuenta mil piezas estaba acuñada solamente. En algunos ejemplos, este monedas estaba acuñada sobre un ocho reales de España. Si puede verla, el valor es más. Un pieza regular en la condición extra fino tiene el valor aproximado de US $200.

You have an 1813 8 reales from Silver River Province (Rio De La Plata) in Argentina, Potosi mint mark (a monogram to the right of the date), assayer “J”. There were only 50,000 pieces minted. Some examples were minted over a Spanish 8 reales. If you can see the undercoin it has a higher value. A normal example in EF grade is worth approximately US $200.


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