Mexico 1842-Go LR 1/4 real - Revision history

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-P^I ½ real * 1842-M^O ½ real * 1842-D real * 1842-G^A real * 1842-Z^S real * 1842-D^O 2 reales * 1842-P^I JS 2 reales * 1842-P^I PS 2 reales" to "* [[Mexico 1842-...

2026-08-28T21:24:05Z

Text replacement - "* 1842-PI ½ real * 1842-MO ½ real * 1842-D real * 1842-GA real * 1842-ZS real * 1842-DO 2 reales * 1842-PI JS 2 reales * 1842-PI PS 2 reales" to "* [[Mexico 1842-...

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "goverment" to "government"

2026-08-06T15:25:26Z

Text replacement - "goverment" to "government"

LatinKing2020: added category

2024-08-14T15:19:01Z

added category

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-D^O 8 escudos" to "* 1842-D^O 8 escudos"

2024-08-07T20:13:41Z

Text replacement - "* 1842-DO 8 escudos" to "* 1842-DO 8 escudos"

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-D^O 8 escudos * [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 8 escudos"

2024-08-07T20:05:39Z

Text replacement - "* [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 8 escudos" to "* 1842-DO 8 escudos * [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 8 escudos"

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - " .903 fine" to " 0.903 fine"

2023-12-08T00:39:53Z

Text replacement - " .903 fine" to " 0.903 fine"

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-Z^S 4 reales * [[Mexico 1842-Ca RG 8 reales"

2023-09-07T16:52:59Z

Text replacement - "* [[Mexico 1842-Ca RG 8 reales" to "* 1842-ZS 4 reales * [[Mexico 1842-Ca RG 8 reales"

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-C^A 8 reales * [[Mexico 1842-Do RM 8 reales"

2023-07-11T22:47:34Z

Text replacement - "* [[Mexico 1842-Do RM 8 reales" to "* 1842-CA 8 reales * [[Mexico 1842-Do RM 8 reales"

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "San Luis Potosi" to "San Luis Potosí"

2023-06-01T22:37:22Z

Text replacement - "San Luis Potosi" to "San Luis Potosí"

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-G^O ½ real" to "* 1842-G^O PJ ½ real * 1842-G^O PM ½ real"

2023-03-02T01:08:23Z

Text replacement - "* 1842-GO ½ real" to "* 1842-GO PJ ½ real * 1842-GO PM ½ real"

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 * [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 1/2 real|1842-G<sup>O</sup> PJ ½ real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Go PM 1/2 real|1842-G<sup>O</sup> PM ½ real]]
-* [[Mexico 1842-Pi PS 1/2 real|1842-P<sup>I</sup> ½ real]]
+* [[Mexico 1842-Mo ML 1/2 real|1842-M<sup>O</sup> ML ½ real]]
-* [[Mexico 1842-Mo ML 1/2 real|1842-M<sup>O</sup> ½ real]]
+* [[Mexico 1842-Mo MM 1/2 real|1842-M<sup>O</sup> MM ½ real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-D RM real|1842-D real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Ga JG real|1842-G<sup>A</sup> real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Zs OM real|1842-Z<sup>S</sup> real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842/32-Do RM 2 reales|1842-D<sup>O</sup> 2 reales]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Pi JS 2 reales|1842-P<sup>I</sup> JS 2 reales]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Pi PS 2 reales|1842-P<sup>I</sup> PS 2 reales]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Pi PS 4 reales|1842-P<sup>I</sup> 4 reales]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Zs OM 4 reales|1842-Z<sup>S</sup> 4 reales]]

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 [[Image:Mexico 1842Go cuartilla rev Ponterio 159-8092.jpg|300px|thumb|photo courtesy Ponterio & Associates]]
-This type was struck at Guanajuato 1842-63. "Lion and castle" quarter reals were struck before independence but their issue ceased in 1821. State coppers were meant to fill the gap but their abusive overissue forced the central goverment to issue these tiny silver coins (face value 3¼¢) in an attempt to displace them. They were issued by the Chihuahua (mintmark "Ca", rare), Culiacan (mintmark "C", rare), Durango (mintmark "Do", not common), Guadalajara (mintmark "Ga", common), Guadalupe y Calvo (mintmark "GC", rare), Guanajuato (mintmark "Go", common), Mexico City (mintmark "Mo", common), San Luis Potosí (mintmark "SLPi", common) and Zacatecas (mintmark "Zs", common) mints. Many individual dates are very rare. Counterfeits exist. The conversion to decimal coinage in the 1860's terminated the denomination. This specimen was lot 8092 in Ponterio sale 159 (Baltimore, March 2011), where it sold for $431.75. The catalog description<sup>[1]</sup> noted, "[[Mexico|MEXICO]]. Guanajuato. 1/4 Real, 1842-GoLR. NGC MS-63." It was offered again as lot 41232 in Stack's Bowers ANA sale (Chicago, August 2024), where it sold for $1,560.
+This type was struck at Guanajuato 1842-63. "Lion and castle" quarter reals were struck before independence but their issue ceased in 1821. State coppers were meant to fill the gap but their abusive overissue forced the central government to issue these tiny silver coins (face value 3¼¢) in an attempt to displace them. They were issued by the Chihuahua (mintmark "Ca", rare), Culiacan (mintmark "C", rare), Durango (mintmark "Do", not common), Guadalajara (mintmark "Ga", common), Guadalupe y Calvo (mintmark "GC", rare), Guanajuato (mintmark "Go", common), Mexico City (mintmark "Mo", common), San Luis Potosí (mintmark "SLPi", common) and Zacatecas (mintmark "Zs", common) mints. Many individual dates are very rare. Counterfeits exist. The conversion to decimal coinage in the 1860's terminated the denomination. This specimen was lot 8092 in Ponterio sale 159 (Baltimore, March 2011), where it sold for $431.75. The catalog description<sup>[1]</sup> noted, "[[Mexico|MEXICO]]. Guanajuato. 1/4 Real, 1842-GoLR. NGC MS-63." It was offered again as lot 41232 in Stack's Bowers ANA sale (Chicago, August 2024), where it sold for $1,560.
 ''Specification:'' 0.845 g, 0.903 fine silver.

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 [[Image:Mexico 1842Go cuartilla rev Ponterio 159-8092.jpg|300px|thumb|photo courtesy Ponterio & Associates]]
-This type was struck at Guanajuato 1842-63. "Lion and castle" quarter reals were struck before independence but their issue ceased in 1821. State coppers were meant to fill the gap but their abusive overissue forced the central goverment to issue these tiny silver coins (face value 3¼¢) in an attempt to displace them. They were issued by the Chihuahua (mintmark "Ca", rare), Culiacan (mintmark "C", rare), Durango (mintmark "Do", not common), Guadalajara (mintmark "Ga", common), Guadalupe y Calvo (mintmark "GC", rare), Guanajuato (mintmark "Go", common), Mexico City (mintmark "Mo", common), San Luis Potosí (mintmark "SLPi", common) and Zacatecas (mintmark "Zs", common) mints. Many individual dates are very rare. Counterfeits exist. The conversion to decimal coinage in the 1860's terminated the denomination. This specimen was lot 8092 in Ponterio sale 159 (Baltimore, March 2011), where it sold for $431.75. The catalog description<sup>[1]</sup> noted, "[[Mexico|MEXICO]]. Guanajuato. 1/4 Real, 1842-GoLR. NGC MS-63."
+This type was struck at Guanajuato 1842-63. "Lion and castle" quarter reals were struck before independence but their issue ceased in 1821. State coppers were meant to fill the gap but their abusive overissue forced the central goverment to issue these tiny silver coins (face value 3¼¢) in an attempt to displace them. They were issued by the Chihuahua (mintmark "Ca", rare), Culiacan (mintmark "C", rare), Durango (mintmark "Do", not common), Guadalajara (mintmark "Ga", common), Guadalupe y Calvo (mintmark "GC", rare), Guanajuato (mintmark "Go", common), Mexico City (mintmark "Mo", common), San Luis Potosí (mintmark "SLPi", common) and Zacatecas (mintmark "Zs", common) mints. Many individual dates are very rare. Counterfeits exist. The conversion to decimal coinage in the 1860's terminated the denomination. This specimen was lot 8092 in Ponterio sale 159 (Baltimore, March 2011), where it sold for $431.75. The catalog description<sup>[1]</sup> noted, "[[Mexico|MEXICO]]. Guanajuato. 1/4 Real, 1842-GoLR. NGC MS-63." It was offered again as lot 41232 in Stack's Bowers ANA sale (Chicago, August 2024), where it sold for $1,560.
 ''Specification:'' 0.845 g, 0.903 fine silver.
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 * return to [[Mexican imperial and republican coinage, 1822-1905]]
-[[Category:Silver minors of Mexico]][[Category:Silver cuartillas of Latin America]][[Category: Selections from Ponterio sale 159]]
+[[Category:Silver minors of Mexico]][[Category:Silver cuartillas of Latin America]][[Category: Selections from Ponterio sale 159]][[Category:Selections from the Stack's Bowers 2024 ANA sale]]

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 * [[Mexico 1842-Ga JG 1/2 escudo|1842-G<sup>A</sup> ½ escudo]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Ca RG 8 escudos|1842-C<sup>A</sup> 8 escudos]]
-* [[Mexico 1842-Do RM 8 escudos|1842-D<sup>O</sup> 8 escudos]]
+* [[Mexico 1842/32-Do RM 8 escudos|1842-D<sup>O</sup> 8 escudos]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 8 escudos|1842-G<sup>O</sup> PJ 8 escudos]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Go PM 8 escudos|1842-G<sup>O</sup> PM 8 escudos]]

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 * [[Mexico 1842-Ga JG 1/2 escudo|1842-G<sup>A</sup> ½ escudo]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Ca RG 8 escudos|1842-C<sup>A</sup> 8 escudos]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 8 escudos|1842-G<sup>O</sup> PJ 8 escudos]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Go PM 8 escudos|1842-G<sup>O</sup> PM 8 escudos]]

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 This type was struck at Guanajuato 1842-63. "Lion and castle" quarter reals were struck before independence but their issue ceased in 1821. State coppers were meant to fill the gap but their abusive overissue forced the central goverment to issue these tiny silver coins (face value 3¼¢) in an attempt to displace them. They were issued by the Chihuahua (mintmark "Ca", rare), Culiacan (mintmark "C", rare), Durango (mintmark "Do", not common), Guadalajara (mintmark "Ga", common), Guadalupe y Calvo (mintmark "GC", rare), Guanajuato (mintmark "Go", common), Mexico City (mintmark "Mo", common), San Luis Potosí (mintmark "SLPi", common) and Zacatecas (mintmark "Zs", common) mints. Many individual dates are very rare. Counterfeits exist. The conversion to decimal coinage in the 1860's terminated the denomination. This specimen was lot 8092 in Ponterio sale 159 (Baltimore, March 2011), where it sold for $431.75. The catalog description<sup>[1]</sup> noted, "[[Mexico|MEXICO]]. Guanajuato. 1/4 Real, 1842-GoLR. NGC MS-63."
-''Specification:'' 0.845 g, .903 fine silver.
+''Specification:'' 0.845 g, 0.903 fine silver.
 ''Recorded mintage:'' unknown.

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 * [[Mexico 1842-Pi PS 2 reales|1842-P<sup>I</sup> PS 2 reales]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Pi PS 4 reales|1842-P<sup>I</sup> 4 reales]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Ca RG 8 reales|1842-C<sup>A</sup> 8 reales]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Do RM 8 reales|1842-D<sup>O</sup> 8 reales]]

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 * [[Mexico 1842-D RM 1/2 real|1842-D ½ real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Ga JG 1/2 real|1842-G<sup>A</sup> ½ real]]
-* [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 1/2 real|1842-G<sup>O</sup> ½ real]]
+* [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 1/2 real|1842-G<sup>O</sup> PJ ½ real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Pi PS 1/2 real|1842-P<sup>I</sup> ½ real]]
 * [[Mexico 1842-Mo ML 1/2 real|1842-M<sup>O</sup> ½ real]]

Mexico 1842-Go LR 1/4 real - Revision history

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-PI ½ real * 1842-MO ½ real * 1842-D real * 1842-GA real * 1842-ZS real * 1842-DO 2 reales * 1842-PI JS 2 reales * 1842-PI PS 2 reales" to "* [[Mexico 1842-...

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "goverment" to "government"

LatinKing2020: added category

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-DO 8 escudos" to "* 1842-DO 8 escudos"

LatinKing2020: Text replacement - "* 1842-DO 8 escudos * [[Mexico 1842-Go PJ 8 escudos"