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The_American_Frontier

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The_American_Frontier

Dumb question but for the last 10 months that is what I believed.

WCC

No, those are pillars. Milled is up to 1821.

The_American_Frontier

@WCC said:
No, those are pillars. Milled is up to 1821.

Is there any difference in the way they were made from 1732 up to 1771 or was it all the same method?

WCC

Not to my recollection but someone else who remembers these details can elaborate.

The_American_Frontier

@WCC said:
Not to my recollection but someone else who remembers these details can elaborate.

Thanks for some reason this just hit me today.

The_American_Frontier

@WCC said:
Not to my recollection but someone else who remembers these details can elaborate.

Maybe someone here can give their input?

TwoKopeiki

Technically, milled means machine made (vs hand struck) so any coin made by Mexico City Mint in 1732 and later is a milled coin. In Spanish colonial series its milled pillars and milled busts/portraits.

The_American_Frontier

@TwoKopeiki said:
Technically, milled means machine made (vs hand struck) so any coin made by Mexico City Mint in 1732 and later is a milled coin. In Spanish colonial series its milled pillars and milled busts/portraits.

Thanks.