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Mint mark origin of Spanish 1 reale?
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The M with a little o on top is Mexico City, Spanish colonial Mexico.
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Thank you! I had never noticed the mint mark before people on this forum mentioned it. Mexico to Eastern Canada!
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Spanish silver was used throughout the world including China.AcadienLoyalistMarco said:
This link explains the mint and assayer marks. http://scoan.oldnote.org/types.html
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