Lima Mint

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Lima Mint was a major Spanish colonial mint in Lima, Peru, known for producing silver coins such as the famous pieces of eight during the colonial era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish colonial institution
colonial mint
associatedWith Spanish colonial monetary system
Spanish dollar
Spanish pieces of eight
category Colonial Peru NERFINISHED
Economic history of Peru
Mints of the Spanish Empire
coinageType hammered coinage
milled coinage
continent South America
country Viceroyalty of Peru NERFINISHED
currencyUnit peso
real
field numismatics
governingPower Spain NERFINISHED
heritage part of Peru’s numismatic history
historicalRole key mint in global silver flows of the early modern period
languageOfAdministration Spanish
locatedIn Peru NERFINISHED
locatedInTime Spanish colonial era
location Lima NERFINISHED
metalUsed gold
silver
operatedBy Royal Treasury of the Viceroyalty of Peru NERFINISHED
Spanish Crown NERFINISHED
produced Spanish colonial reales
cobs
gold coins
pieces of eight
pillar dollars
silver coins
productUse circulation in Asia via the Manila galleons
circulation in Europe
circulation in the Americas
international trade
payment of taxes and tributes in the Spanish Empire
relatedTo Mexico City Mint NERFINISHED
Potosí Mint NERFINISHED
servedRegion Spanish Empire NERFINISHED
Viceroyalty of Peru NERFINISHED
significance important mint for trans‑Pacific and Atlantic trade
major source of Spanish colonial silver coinage

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piece of eight mintedIn Lima Mint
peso de ocho mintedAt Lima Mint