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The final series of Spanish Colonial copper coinage issued by the Mexico City mint came some time later during the reign of Ferdinand VII. In total three types were produced for this series in the denominations of 1/16 Real (1/8 Pilon), 1/8 Real (1/4 Tlaco) and 1/4 Real (2/4 Tlaco) with various dates known for each type. These are by far the most common of any of the Spanish Colonial copper issues; however, they are extremely rare in high grade.
1) 1/16 Real (1/8 Pilon)
2) 1/8 Real (1/4 Tlaco)
3) 1/4 Real (2/4 Tlaco)
USMNA - March 2013 by Kent Ponterio
The final series of Spanish Colonial copper coinage issued by the Mexico City mint came some time later during the reign of Ferdinand VII. In total three types were produced for this series in the denominations of 1/16 Real (1/8 Pilon), 1/8 Real (1/4 Tlaco) and 1/4 Real (2/4 Tlaco) with various dates known for each type. These are by far the most common of any of the Spanish Colonial copper issues; however, they are extremely rare in high grade.
1) 1/16 Real (1/8 Pilon)
2) 1/8 Real (1/4 Tlaco)
3) 1/4 Real (2/4 Tlaco)
USMNA - March 2013 by Kent Ponterio
