1809 Ferdinand VII Mexico Silver 8 Reales aFine (Chopmarks) Netherlands East Indies Includes proof

Includes proof

In Greek mythology

At his feet stand two massive wolves – Geri and Freki – symbolizing loyalty and readiness to defend their master

coins of this type are believed to have circulated in early colonial New South Wales during the Proclamation Period (1800–1813)

enduring motif found in many cultures around the world

1809 Ferdinand VII Mexico Silver 8 Reales aFine (Chopmarks) Netherlands East Indies Includes proofStruck in 1809 at the Mexico City Mint, this 8 Reales features the bust of King Ferdinand VII and represents one of the most important trade coins of the Spanish Empire. In about Fine condition, the coin shows honest circulation wear consistent with heavy use. Multiple chopmarks attest to its acceptance in Asian trade markets, where the silver content was tested and validated, adding historical character and evidence of its global commercial journey.