Here is a beautiful 8 reales minted in 1790 in Mexico for Carolus IIII - with the portrait of Carolus III (essayer FM). The king's numeral is written as IIII - unlike the other transitional type which have it written as IV (You can see mine here : http://www.numismaticageneral.com/t...e-transicion) It has a lot of remaining luster, particularly on the pillar side.
Some more pictures, and a small video :) Regarding hairlines on the pillar side, the field is almost perfect. I see some really faint lines between ET and IND, two scratches on the left pillar, one near the right one. I'm not used to high grade, so ... I'm not sure I see everything I should see :)
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