Product Details:
This ND (1598-1621) Spain Philip III 8 Reales 8R is a centerpiece addition to any Spanish colonial type set, world crown collection, or cabinet of historic early modern coinage. Struck during the reign of King Philip III, this hammered silver cob 'Piece of Eight' weighs 27.47 grams and has earned the choice grade of AU55 from NGC, accompanied by a prestigious gold WINGS verification sticker for superior eye appeal and technical merit. The planchet displays an expansive, well-formed flan with unusually intact inner details, featuring a bold central impression of the crowned Habsburg coat of arms on the obverse and crisp castles-and-lions quartering within the cross on the reverse. Toned in authentic, rich silver-gray patina with soft darker accents defining the recesses, this high-grade 17th-century cob survivor is an exceptional collector coin.
Product Features:
Struck in silver during the reign of King Philip III of Spain (ND 1598-1621).
Graded AU55 by NGC (weight noted at 27.47g) and verified by WINGS with a gold sticker.
Historic Spanish 8 Reales cob, famously known throughout global commerce as a 'Piece of Eight'.
Well-preserved About Uncirculated surfaces featuring rich, authentic cabinet patina and sharp central strike definition.
Known as an ND (1598-1621) Spain 8 Reales 8R (Philip III).
Obverse: Features the crowned royal coat of arms of Spain displaying the heraldic quarters of Castile, León, and associated Habsburg territories.
Reverse: Displays the arms of Castile and León placed in the quadrants of a cross within an ornate border.
You will receive the coin pictured. You are purchasing an ND (1598-1621) Spain Philip III 8 Reales 8R NGC AU55 WINGS.
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