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The 1789-Mo Mexico 8 Reales is a significant Spanish Colonial silver coin from the Mexico City mint (Mo), featuring Charles IV(Carolus IV) but sometimes with the previous king Charles III's portrait due to transition, known for its .903 silver purity, Pillar design, and common chopmarks from international trade, making it a popular historical artifact and numismatic treasure.  Key Details     •    Year: 1789     •    Mint Mark: Mo (Mexico City)     •    Monarch: Charles IV (Carolus IV)     •    Denomination: 8 Reales (also called a "piece of eight")     •    Metal: Silver (.903 fineness)     •    Design:     ◦    Obverse: Portrait of the King (often Charles III initially).     ◦    Reverse: Crowned shield flanked by Pillars of Hercules with "Plus Ultra" banner.     •    KM Number: KM# 106.7a or 107 (depending on specifics).     •    Common Feature: Often found with "chopmarks" (small indentations from Chinese merchants) indicating extensive global trade use.