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KM# 262.2 o KM# 262.5 (A&C# 1445 VAR) – Fracción de un 8 Reales (181)1 LVO, Zacatecas, Resello J.M.L. F. Resellado por José María Liceaga, sin iniciales visibles, colocado por el reverso de un 8 reales LVO de segundo tipo. Descartamos haya sido fraccionado intencionalmente para circular como 4 Reales, tal y como lo es el 2 Reales catalogado bajo KM# 261.1, toda vez que el corte es imperfecto, encontrándose "astillado". Observando lo fuerte y claro del resello, consideramos que debido a la presión realizada en la colocación del resello se partió la pieza. En adición, es interesante observar el detalle al final de la leyenda de anverso en el que se aprecian letras regrabadas en áreas donde no deberían de estar como la "A" tenuemente apreciable después de la "S" de "ZACATECAS" y la "S" después del punto
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Counterstamped by José María Liceaga, without visible initials, placed on the back of a second type LVO 8 reales. We discard that it has been intentionally fractionated to circulate as 4 Reales, as is the 2 Reales cataloged under KM # 261.1, since the cut is imperfect, being "chipped". Observing how strong and clear the countermark is, we consider that due to the pressure applied in the placement of the countermark, the part broke. In addition, it is interesting to observe the detail at the end of the obverse legend in which re-engraved letters can be seen in areas where they should not be, such as the faintly appreciable "A" after the "S" of "ZACATECAS" and the "S "After the period.
ENGLISH:
Counterstamped by José María Liceaga, without visible initials, placed on the back of a second type LVO 8 reales. We discard that it has been intentionally fractionated to circulate as 4 Reales, as is the 2 Reales cataloged under KM # 261.1, since the cut is imperfect, being "chipped". Observing how strong and clear the countermark is, we consider that due to the pressure applied in the placement of the countermark, the part broke. In addition, it is interesting to observe the detail at the end of the obverse legend in which re-engraved letters can be seen in areas where they should not be, such as the faintly appreciable "A" after the "S" of "ZACATECAS" and the "S "After the period.