1804 Bank of England dollar struck on Ferdinand VII (in exile) 8 reales:
Bank of England dollars were struck from 1804 - 1811 dated 1804, the host coin of this 1804 dollar is a Spanish American 8 reales of Ferdinand VII (1808-1833).
Obv: Top leaf to left of E. GEORGIUS III DEI GRATIA REX. With SPAN. showing from host coin legend starting below the bust of George III (Mexico/Peru 8 reales 1808-11).
Rev: Britannia seated, with shield, upright K to left of shield, in oval garter which is inscribed FIVE SHILLINGS DOLLAR; BANK OF ENGLAND 1804 around rim. (F, can be made out with cocentration)ERDIN showing from host coin legend starting beneath ENGLAND (Mexico/Peru 8 reales 1808-11).
Weight: 26.4 grams. Dia: 41mm

Sold May 2012