1806JP Lima Peru 8 Reales Pillar Dollar XF Details NGC Uruguay The reverse of the coin

The reverse of the coin features eight koi fish swimming beneath peonies and encircling a rotating yellow topaz charm

veiled and draped

Britannia was struck on the coins of Charles II in the seventeenth century and for more than 350 years

10 February 1910 29 January 1911 28 January 1922 15 February 1923 14 February 1934 3 February 1935 2 February 1946 21 January 1947 18 February 1958 7 February 1959 6 February 1970 26 January 1971 25 January 1982 12 February 1983 10 February 1994 30 January 1995 29 January 2006 17 February 2007 16 February 2018 4 February 2019

following an international design competition

1806JP Lima Peru 8 Reales Pillar Dollar XF Details NGC Uruguay The reverse of the coinThe 1806 JP Lima, Peru 8 Reales Pillar Dollar is a classic example of late Spanish colonial silver, struck at the Lima Mint and certified XF Details by NGC. Bearing the right facing bust of Charles IIII on the obverse, the coin reflects Spains authority over its American territories at the dawn of the 19th century. The reverse features crowned royal arms flanked by the iconic Pillars of Hercules, symbolising imperial reach across the Old and New