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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AcadienLoyalistMarco said:
Thank you! I had never noticed the mint mark before people on this forum mentioned it. Mexico to Eastern Canada!
Spanish silver was used throughout the world including China.

This link explains the mint and assayer marks. http://scoan.oldnote.org/types.html
 

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