This 8 reales from 1599, minted at the Seville Mint under the reign of Philip III, is an exceptional silver piece weighing 27.29 grams, an unusually high value as most coins of this type weighed less than 27 grams. On the obverse, the main Hispanic monarchy coat of arms is in excellent condition, with the word "OMNIVM" of which the letters "O" and "M" are clearly visible just below, a rare and significant inscription that reinforces the monarch’s universal power.

The reverse features magnificent details such as the castles and lions, symbolizing the kingdoms of Castile and León, along with a cross that highlights the precision of its minting. These 8 reales coins, essential in global trade, are highly prized not only for their rarity but also for their historical significance, silver quality, and excellent preservation.

This 8 reales from 1599, minted at the Seville Mint under the reign of Philip III, is an exceptional silver piece weighing 27.29 grams, an unusually high value as most coins of this type weighed less than 27 grams. On the obverse, the main Hispanic monarchy coat of arms is in excellent condition, with the word "OMNIVM" of which the letters "O" and "M" are clearly visible just below, a rare and significant inscription that reinforces the monarch’s universal power.

The reverse features magnificent details such as the castles and lions, symbolizing the kingdoms of Castile and León, along with a cross that highlights the precision of its minting. These 8 reales coins, essential in global trade, are highly prized not only for their rarity but also for their historical significance, silver quality, and excellent preservation.

Eră
1400-1900
Țară/Provincie
Spania
Riglă
Felipe III (1598-1621)
Anul / Perioada și variația
Sevilla 1599/ OMNIVM
Denumire
8 Reales
Metale prețioase
Argint
Stare
Neclasificate
Greutate
27.29 g