Grading notes
Strike is part of the diagnosis.
Judge wear at the eagle breast, wing feathers, serpent, cactus, LIBERTAD band, and central rays only after accounting for weak strike, die wear, and adjustment marks.
Representative Republican issue study
This single-year Real de Catorce issue tests the separation between a canonical mint entity and its series-specific operating period. The broad taxonomy record retains older royalist history, while this page uses only the documented 1863 Republican eight-reales scope.
A mature diagnostic study selected from the complete matrix; neighbouring records stay matrix-only until they pass the same gate.
Historical and mint context
This single-year Real de Catorce issue tests the separation between a canonical mint entity and its series-specific operating period. The broad taxonomy record retains older royalist history, while this page uses only the documented 1863 Republican eight-reales scope.
Attribution diagnostics
| Date | Mint | Assayer | Design generation | Variety classes | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1863 | Ce | ML | Mid-century regional hub families | base-issue | specialist-registry |
Grading notes
Judge wear at the eagle breast, wing feathers, serpent, cactus, LIBERTAD band, and central rays only after accounting for weak strike, die wear, and adjustment marks.
Authentication notes
Check the complete date–mint–assayer combination, die style, 27.07 g nominal standard, diameter tolerance, security edge, and .903 silver standard. This page is not a substitute for professional authentication.
Population and market evidence
No population total, survival estimate, or grade-price table passed the normalized, dated, multi-source publication gate.
Sources
Specialist terminology and documented real/escudo operating spans for thirteen branch mints.
1,112 date–mint–assayer–variety registry slots used as the primary issue-matrix crosswalk. Registry weights are not rarity estimates.
Discovery and cross-check only: nominal 27.07 g, .903 silver, 38.9 mm reference diameter, security edge, orientation, and mint-level KM family suffixes.