1736-Mo Mexico 8 Reales NGC UNC Details Shipwreck Cob

CVC & Collectables proudly presents the 1736-MO Mexico 8 Reales NGC UNC Details Shipwreck Cob coin. This exceptional piece of history holds a remarkable story tied to the ill-fated voyage of The Rooswijk, a Dutch East India Company ship that sank off the coast of England in 1739. The ship was en route to Batavia (now Jakarta) when it met its tragic end, but its cargo, including a diverse range of coins, has since been recovered from the wreckage. Minted in MO|MF, this 1736-MO Mexico 8 Reales coin from Mexico bears the MO, MF mintmark, indicating its origin. It showcases the characteristic cob style, featuring irregular shapes and rough edges, which were common during the colonial era. The coin has been certified by NGC as UNC Details, denoting its uncirculated condition with some minor imperfections due to the shipwreck and subsequent recovery process. The historical significance of this coin is undeniable. It is a tangible link to the maritime trade and exploration of the 18th century, as well as the challenges undertaken by ships like The Rooswijk. Owning this coin allows you to become part of the captivating narrative of the shipwreck and its recovery efforts. Step back in time in the world of Spanish Colonial Reales coins from Mexico at CVC & Collectables. These historic and collectible coins bear witness to centuries of history and trade. Explore the intriguing collection of Spanish Colonial Reales (1500-1808) coins of Mexico:  Spanish Colonial Reales