Bolivia. 1/2 escudo. 1856. Potosi. FJ. (Km-113). Au. Original luster. Rare in this grade. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Only 3 finer specimen in the NGC and PCGS census. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...800,00.

Brazil. 8 reales. Mexico. P. (Cal-tipo 319). Ag. 26,03 g. Countermark 600 under wreath in cartouche (De Mey 1032) applied in 1663 to circulate for 600 reis value. Rare, even more in this grade. Slabbed by NGC as VF 20 - C/S: UNC Strong. (Top Pop), the best preserved specimen according to the NGC census. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...1000,00.

Brazil. D. Maria I (1786-1799). 6400 reis. 1791. Rio de Janeiro. R. (Km-226.1). (LMB-529). (Guimaraes-1791.1.1). Au. Second type. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. Original luster. Scarce in this grade. Est...1500,00.

Brazil. Joao, Prince regent (1799-1816). 6400 reis. 1808. Rio de Janeiro. R. (Km-236.1). (Fr-123). (Gomes-32.07). Au. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. Original luster. Scarce in this grade. Est...1200,00.

Brazil. D. Joao, Príncipe Regente (1799-1816). 960 reis. ND (1808). Potosi. PJ. (Cal-1008). Ag. Double Minas Gerais stamp for circulation in Brazil, minted over 8 reales of 1804 from Potosi. Sharp and clear countermark. Slabbed by NGC as XF 40,C/S:AU Strong. Est...900,00.

Brazil. D. Joao VI (1816-1826). 960 reis. 1818. Rio de Janeiro. R. (Km-307.3). Ag. Stuck over an 20 reales Madrid 1809-AI of Joseph Napoleon. Clear under date and mintmark. Toned with remaining luster. Very rare. Slabbed by NGC as AU 58. Est...350,00.

Chile. 10 pesos. 1851. Santiago. (Km-123). (Fr-45). Au. 15,26 g. Minor nick on edge. With some original luster remaining. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. XF. Est...1100,00.

China. Chihli. 1 dollar - 7 mace 2 candareens. Year 25 (1899). Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). Tientsin (East Arsenal) Mint. (Km-Y73). (L&M-454). (Kann-196). Ag. Incredibly alluring and majestic, this near-Gem from the early years at the East Arsenal Mint offers quality that is undoubtedly rarely seen for the type.

Gorgeous grey patina combines perfectly with a subtle golden and bluish tinge, an exceptionally sharp strike. Features a strong and attractive underlying luster.

Seldom offered in this state of preservation, it survived the so-called 'Boxer Rebellion' or 'Boxer Uprising'. It was a violent nationalist revolt against the presence of foreign governments in China that developed from mid-1899 to the early months of 1901. This is the first sample of this issue that we have the privilege to offer and we are sure that it will receive a lot of attention.

Slabbed by NGC as MS 64. Only 1 finer specimen in the NGC census and tied with the best specimen in the PCGS census. Est...20000,00.

China. Chihli. 1 dollar - 7 mace 2 candareens. Year 33 (1907). Pei Yang Arsenal mint. (Km-Y73.2). (L&M-464). (Kann-186). Ag. Slabbed by NGC as UNC Details. Cleaned. Est...1000,00.

China. Chihli. 1 dollar. Year 34 (1908). (Km-Y73.2). (L&M-465). Ag. Soft tone. With some original luster remaining. Beautiful specimen. Slabbed by NGC as AU 58. Est...1200,00.

China. Hupeh. Tael. Year 30 (1904). Kuang-hsu (Guangxu). (Km-Y128.2). (L&M-180). (Kann-933). Ag. Small characters variety. Extremely rare.

A short-lived issue, introduced as part of a projected coinage reform based on the traditional system of Chinese weights, rather than the relatively recently introduced decimalized Dollar system.

Tael denominated coinage are among the most sought-after areas of Chinese numismatics and his is the first sample of this issue that we have the privilege to offer and we are sure that it will receive a lot of attention.

Extremely rare. Slabbed by NGC as AU Details, Cleaned. Est...20000,00.

China. Qīng dynasty. 1 dollar. ND (1908). Guangxu, Tientsin. (Km-Y14). (L&M-11). (Kann-216). Ag. TAI-CHING-TI-KUO. Nice old cabinet tone with underlaying luster. Magnificent and very rare in this state of preservation. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Est...15000,00.

China. Li Yuan Hung. 1 dollar. ND (1912). Wuchang Mint. (Km-Y321). (L&M-45A). (Kann-639). Ag. Li Yuan Hung without hat type. Variety with missing crossbar in "H" in "THE". A rare variety of the popular type, the present example can boast strong details. Rather wholesome and quite elegant, this Dollar does not lack for eye appeal. A wonderful commemorative Dollar and this is the first sample of this issue that we have the privilege to offer and we are sure that it will receive a lot of attention. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. Est...8000,00.

China. Yuan Shih-kai. 1 dollar. Tientsin Mint. (Km-Y322.1). (L&M-858). Ag. Restrike "Plumed Hat" Dollar. Plenty luster and fine style. with all details perfectly well defined. Extremely rare. Slabbed by NGC as MS 61.

Restruck in 1918 to fulfill the demands of collectors and due to the desirability and popularity of the original 1914 Plumed Hat Dollars. Est...15000,00.

China. Hsu Shih-Chang. 1 dollar. Year 10 (1921). Tientsin Mint. (L&M-864). (Kann-676). Ag. Variety with reeded edge and legend at bottom of reverse. "Pavilion" Dollar type. Subtle tone with golden shades on reverse side. Exquisitely struck, allowing this example to serve as a wondrous addition to an advanced cabinet of vintage Chinese numismatics. An incredibly popular and desirable type believed to have been a pattern issue, it now appears that these were, in fact, more medallic in nature, and meant to be given out upon the opening of the Peking Union Medical College (PUMC), the facade of which is displayed upon the reverse but the design, initially thought to celebrate then-president Hsu Shih-chang's 67th birthday. Very rare. Slabbed by NGC as MS 61. Est...18000,00.

El Salvador. 1 real. 1835. San Salvador. (Villavicencio-C22). (Jovel-Yonaka-Tipo B1). (Km-18.8). Ag. 2,51 g. "POR LA LIBERTAD DEL SAL". Traces of original luster. All details perfectly visible. Magnificent specimen for this rare issue of the Savior. Nick on the edge. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Almost XF. Est...1500,00.

U.S. Coins. Lincoln Cents. 1 cent. 1909-S VDB. San Francisco. (Km-132). Ae. Rare. Slabbed by PCGS as VF 20. Est...750,00.

U.S. Coins. Lincoln Cents. 1 cent. 1955. Ae. Wide obverse die doubling is visible to the unaided eye, making this Guide Book variety one of the most famous doubled dies in 20th century U.S. coinage. Very rare. Slabbed by PCGS as MS 62 BN. Est...2500,00.

U.S. Coins. Liberty Nickels. 5 cents. 1901. Philadelphia. (Km-112). 4,91 g. Plenty of original luster. Rare in this condition. Mint state. Est...500,00.

France. Louis XV. Louis d'or au Bandeau. 1742. Amiens. X. (Duplessy-1643). Au. 8,15 g. Original luster. Very rare, even more in this grade. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census. Est...3500,00.

France. Piéfort of 20 Centimes. 1971. Paris. Marianne. (Gad-332P). (Km-P423). Au. 16,99 g. Mintage 100 samples. Lovely specimen. Full luster. Flan with a thickness of 3mm. PROOF. Est...1800,00.

France. Piéfort de 1/2 Franc. 1971. Paris. (Km-P451). (Gad-429P). Au. 18,06 g. Mintage: 100. By O. Roty. 4mm thick. Knock on edge. Rare. Mint state. Est...1500,00.

Guatemala. 1 peso. 1896/5. Guatemala. (Km-210). Ag. Amazing specimen with original luster and a beautiful patina with nice iridescent tones. Overdate. Slabbed by NGC as MS 65 (Top Pop), the best preserved specimen according to NGC and PCGS censuses. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...1000,00.

Great Britain. Henry VIII (1526-1532). Gold Angel. ND (1509-1526). London. Castle. (Spink-2265). Anv.: St. Michael's. Rev.:  PER • CRVCE' • TVA' • SALVA • nOS • XPE' • REDE'. Au. 5,08 g. Rare. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. XF. Est...4000,00.

Great Britain. Anna. 2 guineas. 1711. (S-3569). Au. 16,09 g. Some scratches on the obverse. Nicks on the edge. Removed from Jewelry. Very rare. The calendar year output of gold was £414,918 which was the third highest of the reign. Sir Isaac Newton was the Master Worker of the Mint at this time and later went on to officially call the gold coinage the "guinea" in a report made in the Mint papers of 1717. The gold coins had been called Guineas colloquially since the time that gold dust and metal began to be imported from the African country of Guinea, during the reign of Charles II. Almost XF. Est...7000,00.

Great Britain. George III (1760-1820). Ag. Bank of England oval counterstamp with the face of George III for circulation of 5 shillings, made in 1797 on a 8 reales minted in 1793 for Mexico during the reign of Charles IV. Sharp and clear countermark. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as AU 55, C/S: UNC Standard. This counterstamp brought a latent discontent among the English people, given that one real of a 8 stamped was equivalent to a crown minus three pennies, namely 4 shillings and 9 pennies (1 crown = 5 shillings; 1 shilling = 12 pennies). It generated some humorous phrases such as "The Bank (of England) in order to make its money pass, stamped the head of a fool on the neck of an ass". Est...1500,00.

India. Mughal Empire. Shah Jahan I. Gold Mohur. 1038 H / Year 2 Month of Azar (1628/1629). Surat. (Km-255.6). Au. A virtually flawless specimen in all respects. Full luster, sharply struck and lovely sample. Almost certainly from the Akola Hoard of 1974, believed to represent the military pay sent from Surat to Mughal troops fighting near Golkonda. Slabbed by NGC as MS 66. (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC and PCGS census. Est...6000,00.

Italy. Scudo d'oro. 1702. Cagliari. (Vti-49). (Mir-93/2). (Fried-145). Au. Sharp and attractive packed with original luster. Toned periphery with ruddy orange hues illuminated from beneath. No signs of wear or handling. Sharply struck with great eye appeal. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. Est...1000,00.

Italy. Eritrea. Tallero. 1918. Rome. R. (Pagani-956a). (Km-5). (Dav-28). Ag. 28,05 g. Variety without "A MOTTI" below the bust. Minor contact marks. Plenty luster. Rare in this grade. Mint state. Est...700,00.

Jamaica. 8 reales. 1758. Mexico. JM. (Cal-466 var). (Km-8.5). Ag. 27,01 g. Authority of November 1758, silver Dollar (Six Shillings and Eightpence). Floriated GR raised countermarked within circular indent on both sides. Coin and countermark attractively toned. Regardless of host, a fine example of this popular West Indies type. Very rare. Almost XF. Est...1500,00.

Japan. Mutsuhito (Meiji). 1 yen. (1870) Year 3. Osaka. Type 1. (Km-Y5.1). (JNDA-01-9). Ag. Framed (type 1) sunburst, with common "yen". Bold and luster. Delicate golden tone. Slabbed by PCGS as MS 63. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...750,00.

Mexico. 1/4 real. 1828. Guanajuato. Ag. 6,98 g. Proof made in silver of an apparently uncatalogued date. The only copy of which we have evidence was auctioned by the Numismatic Society of Mexico, March 12 (2015) as the only known piece. Metal test on the edge. Extremely rare. Choice VF/VF. Est...4500,00.

Mexico. 1/4 real. 1836. Guanajuato. (Km-Pn53). Ae. Very rare and even more so in this magnificent state of conservation. Encapsulated by PCGS as SP 64 BN. Only 1 finner specimen in the PCGS census. PCGS-SP. Est...3000,00.

Mexico. Agustín de Iturbide. 1/2 real. 1823. Mexico. JM. (Km-301). Ag. 1,70 g. Original luster. Rarely encountered this well struck, and truly excepcional. AU. Est...350,00.

Mexico. Agustín de Iturbide. 8 escudos. 1822. Mexico. JM. (Km-313.2). (Fr-59). Au.
Variant legend "AUGSTINUS" for this single year issue. This is the first Mexican gold issue after Spanish domination. Magnificent specimen for the type, with traces of original luster and with good definition of details. Highly desired by specialized collectors in Mexico, even more so in this quality. Slabbed by NGC as AU 53.
This coin is exempt from any export license fee.

Engraved by Jose Torreblanca, the dies for the Iturbide mintage are unusually numerous for mintages issued in only two natural years. The dies were ordered from this artist relatively young and inexperienced by the chief engraver Francisco Gordillo, who preferred him to the possibly more talented José Guerrero for reasons of personal animosity. As a result, Iturbide's issue designs were the subject of profuse criticism, leading to many successive attempts to improve the dies. In particular, the current type was criticized for the weakness of the eagle depicted on the reverse. Est...12000,00.

Mexico. Agustín de Iturbide. 8 escudos. 1823. Mexico. JM. (Km-314). (Fr-60). Au. Single year issue. This is the last 8 escudos of the First Mexican Empire. Very good specimen for this issue, with some traces of luster. Engraved by Jose Torreblanca, the dies for the Iturbide coinage are surprisingly numerous for coinages issued only in two calendar years. The dies were commissioned to this relatively inexperienced artist by main engraver Francisco Gordillo, who preferred him over the arguably more talented Jose Guerrero for reasons of personal animosity. As a result, the coinage designs for the issues of Iturbide were subject to profuse criticism, resulting in many successive attempts to improve the dies. In particular, the present type was chastised due to the weak eagle depicted on the reverse. Almost 200 years later, it now appears charming to the eye of the cataloger, and only adds to the appeal of this issue. A famous and popular type very desirable in this lofty quality. As such, the present example should attract spirited bidding activity. Slabbed by NGC as AU 53. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...7000,00.

Mexico. 8 reales. 1894. Culiacan. AM. (Km-377.2). Ag. A most wholesome Gem, this wonderful example glistens with a shimmering mint luster and strong details, along with a touch of deep toning at the peripheral rims. Very rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as MS 65(Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC and PCGS census. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...1200,00.

Monaco. Rainier III. Piéfort de 10 Francs. 1974. (Km-E65). (Gad-MC156). Au. 38,80 g. Ley 920 mls. 25th anniversary of the reign of Prince Rainier III. Signature G. SIMON. Knock on the edge. Hairlines. 5 mm thick. Mintage 250 samples. Lote exento de tasas de exportación. PROOF. Est...3500,00.

Nepal. Tribhuvana, Bir Bikram. Mohar. 1986 VS (1929 AD). (Km-702). (Fried-27). Au. Plenty of original luster. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Est...1500,00.

Russia. Catherine II (1762-1796). 10 roubles. 1766. Saint Petesburg. СПБ. (Km-C79a). (Bitkin-32). Au. 12,69 g. Tarces of mounting. Edge filed. Very rare. Choice VF. Est...3000,00.

Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 5 rouble. 1902. Saint Petesburg. AP. Alexander Redko. (Km-Y62). (Fr-180). Au. Slabbed by NGC as MS 66+. Gorgeous colour. Original luster. Est...600,00.

Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 5 rouble. 1903. Saint Petesburg. AP. Alexander Redko. (Km-Y62). (Fr-180). Au. Slabbed by NGC as MS 64. Est...600,00.

Tibet. Gold 20 Srang. BE 15-52 (1918). (Km-Y22). (L&M-1064). (Kann-1587). Au. Variety without dot in center of reverse. Featuring the familiar design motifs that Tibet coinage is known for, the snow lion and the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism make for a captivating visual aesthetic. A highly pleasing example of Tibet's only gold coinage, minted at the newly established Luotui gold mint in Lhasa. Very rare and a type that is always in high-demand.

Slabbed by NGC as MS 64. (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC and PCGS census. Est...15000,00.

Venezuela. 100 bolivares. 1887. (Km-Y34). (Fr-2). Au. 32,30 g. Minor nicks. Beautiful colour. XF. Est...2500,00.

Beatriz of Portugal. Lead seal. Anv.: King seated on two lions facing each side, wearing a long tunic and cloak over his knees. Holding a sword and a cruciferous globe, around a barely visible legend. Rev.: Quartered castles and lions in the left half of the shield and in the right center quinas of Portugal between vertical and curvilinear border of castles, with seven and eight castles respectively. Around it a partially visible legend ending in ...ET PORTUGALIG. 161,02 g. It retains traces of original silvering. Round flan. 53 mm. Almost VF. Est...1500,00.

Stamp die for wax or wax seal. Circular. With dorsal ring for hanging. 25 mm. Legend ✶ S :- DE MAFOMAR. Possibly Arab convert. Very rare. Almost XF. Est...500,00.

Stamp die for wax or wax seal. Lobed triangle. Wavy shield with a fleur-de-lis and two ✶ at its corners. With dorsal ring for hanging. 27x25 mm. Legend in Hebrew. Very rare. Est...2000,00.

Stamp die for wax or wax seal. Tetralobular. Escutcheon with checkered pattern. With dorsal ring for hanging. 34x36 mm. Legend ✶ ROL GONCALES. Possibly of convert. Very rare. Est...600,00.