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| Metal Value | US$ 12.83 |
| COMPOUND COMMODITY | COIN WEIGHT | COMPOUND WEIGHT % | COMMODITY PRICE | METAL VALUE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver | 27.07 Grams | 90.3 % | US$ 14.88/ounce | US$ 12.83 |
| MINT SPECIFICATIONS | NA |
| OBVERSE IMAGE | NA |
| REVERSE IMAGE | NA |
| METAL COMPOSITION | Silver : 90.3% |
| WEIGHT | 27.07 Grams |
1867-1897 Mexico Silver 8 Reales Cap-Ray NGC MS62
Product Description:
Before the U.S. Mint started striking Morgan Silver Dollars, there was a desperate shortage of silver coins in the Old West. The gap was filled by these Mexican 8 Reales "Silver Dollars." They're known as Cap and Ray Dollars because of the Liberty cap and sun's rays on the obverse. Cowboys used them, ne'er-do-wells stole them and folks bought life's essentials with them-and they were certainly the "dollars" carried by "the man with no name"! When we were offered a small hoard in Mint State condition dating between 1867 and 1897 we lassoed them in for you.
Specification:
Country Origin: Mexico
Composition Type: Silver
Denomination: 8.00
Grade Type: MS62
Condition Type: Uncirculated
Purity: 0.9030
Coin Weight: 27.07 Grams - g
Mint Name: Mexico Mint
Dimensions: 38.1 MM
Currency Type: Reale
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