Mexico, 8 Reales Silver Cob (1701-1728) Philip V KM.47 - Date Off Flan - Fine Details on Necklace Roman Imperial What a neat little trio

What a neat little trio of notes

The Mercury dime is a ten-cent coin struck by the United States Mint from 1916 to 1945

The practice ended up being widespread enough that mint officials decided to change the reverse design to specifically include the word CENTS on the reverse

A nice Red & Brown Uncirculated specimen that includes its original Melvin & George Fuld envelope

We've shopped around online and we've beaten the lowest retail price we could find by over $200

Mexico, 8 Reales Silver Cob (1701-1728) Philip V KM.47 - Date Off Flan - Fine Details on Necklace Roman Imperial What a neat little trioThis cob is on a 23. 5" sterling silver necklace. KM# 47 Denomination 8 Reales Country Mexico Government Spanish Colony Ruler Philip V Coinage Type Cob Coinage Mint Mexico City Composition Silver Fineness 0. 931 Weight 27. 07 g 0. 8102 oz ASW Description Obverse Legend and date around crowned arms Description Reverse Lions and castles in angles of cross, legend around Legend Obverse PHILIPVS V DEI G