1632 R Spain | Segovia | 8R | MS-63

Finest Known of 5 examples at NGC!

Step into the rich history of Spain with this 1632 Spanish 8 Reales coin minted in Segovia, certified by NGC as Mint State-63. This coin offers a captivating glimpse into the Spanish kingdom's numismatic heritage, showcasing the advancements in minting technology during the reign of Philip IV.

The obverse of the coin features elegant Latin script surrounding the bust of Philip IV, with the inscription "PHILIPPVS · IIII · D · G" denoting his title as "Philip IV, by the Grace of God," and the denomination "8" indicating its value in Reales.

On the reverse side, equally adorned with Latin script, the inscription "HISPANIARVM · REX · 1651" proudly declares Philip IV as "King of the Spains" in the year 1651.

Initiated under Philip II in 1583, signaled the pinnacle of Spanish minting artistry. In fact, NGC has graded just five examples in all, with this being the finest known by a considerable margin. The quality and overall look of the coin is exceptional.  This is undoubtedly one of the finest known of all early Spanish 8 Reales.

Each imperfection on the coin's surface tells a story of its journey through time, from the minting workshops of 17th-century Spain to the hands of collectors and enthusiasts today. As a tangible artifact of Spain's rich numismatic legacy, the 1632-R 8 Reales coin holds both historical significance and numismatic value, making it a prized addition to any collection.

Now available for acquisition at Austin Rare Coins & Bullion, this rare Spanish treasure offers collectors and investors the opportunity to own a piece of history.

The coin shown is the exact coin you will receive.