PHILIPPINES. Philippines - Mexico. 8 Reales, ND (1832-34). Manila

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PHILIPPINES. Philippines - Mexico. 8 Reales, ND (1832-34). Manila

PHILIPPINES. Philippines - Mexico. 8 Reales, ND (1832-34). Manila Mint. Ferdinand VII. PCGS Genuine--Damage, Fine Details; Countermark: EF Details. KM-63; Basso-55; PNM#6-31; PNM#16-82; PNM#21-VI-53; Cacho-Not listed; Gil-5-4-!(2)-B. Issued by decree of 2 October 1832, commencing 5 October 1832 until 20 December 1834. Countermark: Type V, crowned F.7.o within circle. Applied to the obverse of a 1802-Mo FT Mexico bust 8 Reales of Charles IIII (IV) (KM-109). The countermark is boldly applied on a well worn host with numerous small chops. The surfaces display a light gray coloration with even wear. After conferring with our records we have only two other examples of this host date and countermark combination documented, making this a deceptively SCRACE issue. Close inspection of the edge reveals what appears to be hammering and possibly clipping accounting for the details designation. Overall an interesting issue that is sure to excite the specialist. Chopmarked Spanish coins were placed into three classes determined by the amount of defacement and loss of integrity. Those found to be mostly intact and of good weight were categorized as Class I, set aside to be countermarked later and charged a 1% surcharge. Those that saw significate circulation and damage were included into Class II or Class III, which were only able to enter the country as bullion, subject to 2% import duties. The decree of 13 September 1831 states that those of Class I admitted to the Reales Cajas were to be charged a 1% countermarking tax, while those of Class II and III were deposited into the Real Aduana being charged 2% according to the bullion regulations. The decree goes on to state that the surcharge on insurgent coinage was being lowered to 1% making it equal to those of Class I Spanish coins. Estimate: $1,500 - $2,000. Click here for certification details from PCGS. Image with the PCGS TrueView logo is obtained from and is subject to a license agreement with Collectors Universe, Inc. and its divisions PCGS and PSA. 1832-34年菲律賓-墨西哥壹圓銀幣。馬尼拉造幣廠。根據1832年10月2日法令發行，自1832年10月5日起至1834年12月20日止。戳記：V型，圓圈內加冠F.7.0。加蓋於1802-Mo FT墨西哥卡洛斯四世半身像8雷亞爾（KM-109）正面。戳記深邃，底幣磨損較重，帶多枚小戳。幣面呈淺灰色，磨損均勻。據我司紀錄，此版主體幣年份與戳記組合僅見另外兩例，實屬珍稀。細驗邊緣可見敲擊痕跡及可能剪邊，故獲評細節。整體而言，此枚定能引起專門藏家興趣。值得注意的是，有戳記的西班牙幣按磨損程度分為三個等級。保存較完好且重量足者列為一級，留待加戳，另徵1%税；流通及損傷較多者列為二級或三級，只能作生金銀進口，按規章徵2%進口税。1831年9月13日的法令規定，一級幣須於皇家庫房繳納1%加戳税，二級及三級幣則存入皇家海關，按生金銀規章徵收2%税項。該法令亦規定叛軍幣之附加税降至1%，與一級西班牙幣相等。

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