1788 2 R Carolus III Seville Mint Mark C Assayer KM#412 Absolute Rarity

  

The product is a rare 1788 2 Reales coin from the Colonial period, minted in Seville, Spain. It features the royal seal of Carolus III and is composed of. This coin is highly sought after by collectors due to its historical significance and limited availability, making it an "Absolute Rarity" in the world of numismatics.

Its origin in Spain adds to its unique value and appeal to collectors interested in colonial-era coins. The individual behind the assayer mark C at the Seville mint during this time period (specifically on the 1788 coinage for this one year) was Carlos Tiburcio de Roxas.

He served as a sole assayer using the letter C primarily for the year 1788 under King Charles III. The year of 1788, this prestigious treasure hails from the final year of King Charles III legendary reign.

This coin was struck at the historic Seville Mint in Spain by a one year term assayer "C" Tiburcio de Roxas which carries absolute rarity and limited availability. It served as the chosen currency of global trade and fueled the Spanish empire encouraging commerce from nation to nation across the high seas.

It is presented with a silver plated shackel bell to be fitted on a chain of your choice.