Posted 09/16/2021 11:52 pm
The Zacatecas mint in 1832 did have production problems. At that time, it was being operated by the State government of Zacatecas. In 1836 the Federal government of Mexico took over the mint and operated it until 1842 when Manning and Marshall started operating the facility.
The gold trace is high enough to say that it is made with silver of the type refined in Zacatecas in 1832.
The dies used do not match any known counterfeit variety but do match many coins which I believe are genuine.
This coin is unlike the Go coin because it is consistent with a Genuine coin of that date and mint.
The gold trace is high enough to say that it is made with silver of the type refined in Zacatecas in 1832.
The dies used do not match any known counterfeit variety but do match many coins which I believe are genuine.
This coin is unlike the Go coin because it is consistent with a Genuine coin of that date and mint.
