Gold 8 Escudos 1798 AU55 NGC

Colombia 8 Escudos Gold 1793 Charles IIII The Colombia 8 Escudos Gold 1793 Charles IIII coin is a significant numismatic artifact that reflects a crucial period in the history of the Spanish Empire and its colonial activities in the Americas. Minted in 1793, this coin was produced during the reign of Charles IV, a time when Spain's global influence was sustained through the wealth extracted from its American colonies. The 8 Escudos coin, also known as the "doubloon," was a key element of this economic system, serving as a high-value currency that facilitated trade both within the empire and internationally.