Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 reales. 1808. Madrid. FA. (Cal-944). Ag. 26,86 g. Lustrous all over, with faint toning starting at rims and lacking any marks. Lovely specimen. Very rare in this high grade. Mint state. Est...2500,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 reales. 1796. Mexico. FM. (Cal-959). Ag. 26,94 g. A good sample. Original luster on reverse. XF/Almost MS. Est...500,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 reales. 1805. Mexico. TH. (Cal-983). Ag. Delicate patina. Attractive. Scarce in this grade. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. Est...700,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 reales. 1808/7. Mexico. TH. (Cal-987). Ag. 26,90 g. Overdate. Full luster. Magnificent specimen. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. Est...1200,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 reales. 1808. Mexico. TH. (Cal-988). Ag. Some luster. Slabbed by NGC as MS 61. Est...650,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 1 escudo. 1799. Mexico. FM. (Cal-1131). Au. 3,37 g. Original luster. Rare, even more so in this grade. XF. Est...600,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 2 escudos. 1799. Mexico. FM. (Cal-1332). Au. 6,63 g. Weak strike on obverse. It retains some luster. Rare. VF/Almost XF. Est...600,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 2 escudos. 1806. Mexico. TH. (Cal-1341). Au. 6,74 g. Minor scratches on edge. Rare. New world record of hammer price. Choice VF. Est...600,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 2 escudos. 1793. Potosi. PR. (Cal-1363). Au. 6,71 g. Small nick on the edge. Scratches on the obverse. We have only found one other example auctioned in the last 20 years, which sold for €1,800 at Áureo & Calicó in 2021. Very rare. Almost VF/VF. Est...1200,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 2 escudos. 1794. Sevilla. CN. (Cal-1430). Au. 6,75 g. Very attractive. Full luster. Very rare in this state of preservation. Ex Áureo&Calicó Selección (16/03/2023), lot 344.
New world record of hammer price. Almost MS. Est...700,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 4 escudos. 1792. Lima. IJ. (Cal-1454). Au. The coin has lost its original finish and exhibits marks on the rims, evidence of its past as a jewelry piece. However, it remains attractive thanks to its brilliant golden color and fine detailing.

Seldom encountered in any condition, this piece offers abundant eye appeal and charm despite its shortcomings. Very few known specimens, only 4 or 5 specimens that have been offered at auction during the last 20 years.

Ex Stack's&Bowers (11/14/2022), lot 72102.
Ex Pat Johnson Collection.
Slabbed by PCGS as Ex-Jewelry XF Details. Est...1500,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 4 escudos. 1792. Madrid. MF. (Cal-1475). Au. 13,48 g. Original luster. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as AU 58. Est...1200,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 4 escudos. 1796. Madrid. MF. (Cal-1479). Ag. 13,56 g. Plenty of original luster. Magnificent piece. Very rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as MS 64. Only 1 finer specimen in the NGC and PCGS census. Est...2500,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 escudos. 1790. Mexico. FM. (Cal-1628). (Cal onza-1016). Au. 26,95 g. Bust of Charles III and Ordinal IV. Weak strike. Minimal hairlines. Original luster. Very scarce. Almost XF/XF. Est...2500,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 escudos. 1791. Potosi. PR. (Cal-1695). (Cal onza-1089). Au. 27,02 g. First-year king´s bust. Rare. Choice VF/Almost XF. Est...2000,00.

Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 escudos. 1795. Santiago. DA. (Cal-1760). (Cal onza-1159). Au. Bust of Charles III with Ordinal IIII. Magnificent specimen with full original luster. Small planchet flaw on the obverse. Rare in this condition. NGC label error indicating the date as 1796 instead of 1795. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Only 1 finer example according to NGC and PCGS records.
New world record of hammer price. Est...7500,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 4 reales. 1812. Madrid. AI. (Cal-18). Ag. 6,06 g. Old cabinet tone. Sligthly iridiscent tone. Original luster. Attractive. Very scarce in this grade. New world record of hammer price. Almost MS/Mint state. Est...600,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 20 reales. 1810. Madrid. IA. (Cal-38). Ag. 27,14 g. Minimal hairlines on obverse. Lightly toned. Original luster. Very rare, even more in this grade. Mint state. Est...4000,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 80 reales. 1809. Madrid. AI. (Cal-47). Au. Busto desnudo. Pleno brillo original y precioso color. Magnífico ejemplar. Leves rayitas de acuñación. Muy rara en esta conservación. Encapsulada por NGC como MS 62. Est...3000,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 80 reales. 1809. Madrid. AI. (Cal-47). Au. 6,60 g. Bare bust. Slightly cleaned. Toned. Rare. Choice VF. Est...1000,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 80 reales. 1811. Madrid. AI. (Cal-49). Au. 6,73 g. Diademed bust. Minimal hairlines. Stain on obverse. It retains some luster. Rare. XF. Est...1500,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 320 reales. 1810. Madrid. RS. (Cal-55). (Cal onza-1189). Au. 26,85 g. Minor dent on obverse. Minor nick on edge. Nice color. It retains some luster. Very rare. Almost XF/XF. Est...12000,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 320 reales. 1812. Madrid. RS. (Cal-56). Au. 26,84 g. Orange tone. Original luster. Very rare, even more in this grade. XF/AU. Est...15000,00.

Joseph Napoleon (1808-1814). 20 pesetas. 1812. Barcelona. (Cal-54). Au. 6,72 g. Some scratches. It retains some luster. Very scarce. Almost XF. Est...1800,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 6 maravedis. 1819. Pamplona. (Cal-56). (Ros-4.11.5). Ae. Laureate bust. Legend FERDINANDUS. Magnificent specimen with all details perfectly defined and traces of original luster. It is a delight to have in hands such a show-stopper coin. We have no doubt that this coin will garner plenty of attention from collectors. Extremely rare, even more in this high condition. Undoubtedly the best specimen known. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63 BN (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census.

Ex Jesus Vico, Archer M. Huntington Collection (26/06/2012), lot 837. HSA-20261.
New world record of hammer price. Est...3000,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). Octavo. 1820. Manila. (Cal-80). Ae. 1,78 g. Nice color. Attractive. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62 BN. XF. Est...700,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. ND (1813). Maracaibo (Venezuela). (Cal-102). (Km-1). Ae. 0,67 g. Crudely struck, but choice for the type, this issue was struck under the orders of the Captain General of the Province, Fernando Mijares, when the royalist army became separated from the main forces.

It is a coin minted for use in Cuba and Puerto Rico, according to research by Luis Roberto Ponte in the "Archivo General de Indias". Extremely rare.

Slabbed by NGC as VF Details, Corrosion. Est...1500,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1820. Santa Marta. (EMO-802.1, Plate coin). (Cal-119). (Restrepo-104-1). Ae. Nicely detailed in the centers with attractive gloss to the surfaces. Far better than most seen. Slabbed by NGC as AU 53 BN. Desirable pedigree From the EMO Collection and Ex Norweb Collection. Est...600,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1821. Guatemala. (Cal-258). Ag. Plenty of original luster. Sligthly iridiscent tone. Slabbed by NGC as MS 66. Est...400,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1820. Lima. (Cal-271). Ag. Beautiful tone. Original luster. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as MS 64. Est...500,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1821. Lima. (Cal-272). Ag. Scarce in this grade. Slabbed by PCGS as MS 62. Some scratches on the capsule. Est...300,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1813. Mexico. (Cal-279). Ag. Original luster. Beautiful tone. Slabbed by NGC as MS 65. Est...400,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1817. Santiago. (Cal-310). Ag. Superb specimen. Frosty and the fields emit a hard luster. Very rare in this state of preservation. Slabbed by NGC as MS 65. Est...900,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1818. Santiago. (Cal-312). Ag. Original luster. Attractive. Very rare in this state of preservation. Ex Emilio Ortiz Collection. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Only 1 finer specimen in the NGC and PCGS census. Est...750,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/2 real. 1821. Guatemala. M. (Cal-342). Ag. Nice patina with some iridiscent tones and excellent eye appeal. Plenty of original luster. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63+. Est...500,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/2 real. 1822. Potosi. PJ. (Cal-437). Ag. Nice old cabinet patina with underlying some luster and some iridiscent tones. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Rare in this condition. Est...300,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/2 real. 1821. Zacatecas. RG. (Cal-497). Ag. 1,80 g. Rarely encountered this good struck. Lightly toned. Almost XF. Est...250,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1 real. 1817. Caracas. BS. (Cal-502). (Km-C5.2). (Stohr-10). Ag. Castles and lions. First date of the type. Holed. Some knocks on the lower part, yet still a good specimen with all details intact. Toned. Fewer than 10 known examples, two of which are held in permanent institutional collections, with only four appearing on the market in the past 20 years. Encapsulated by NGC as VF Details, Holed Damaged.

One of the rarest circulating coins of Venezuela, minted with machinery brought to the Caracas Mint from Mexico under the commission of Pablo Morillo. Censuses by local experts in Venezuela, such as Luis Ponte, estimate fewer than ten coins of this variety exist, including those in the ANS and FNMT collections in Madrid. A lesser-preserved example sold in the Pablo Morillo Collection (Tauler & Fau, 12/14/2021) for €12,400. A unique opportunity for specialized collectors of this period. Est...6000,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 2 reales. 1820. Lima. JP. (Cal-820). Ag. Wonderful old cabinet patina with light mauve tones. Rare, even more in this grade. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63, only 2 finer specimens in the NGC and PCGS census. Est...500,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 2 reales. 1828. Madrid. AJ. (Cal-845). Ag. 5,89 g. Plenty of original luster. Lightly toned. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Only 2 finer specimens in the NGC and PCGS census. Est...350,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 2 reales. 1832. Madrid. AJ. (Cal-849). Ag. 5,88 g. Hairline on obverse. Original luster. Attractive. Rare in this condition. New world record of hammer price. Mint state. Est...400,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 4 reales. 1815/4. Guatemala. M. (Cal-1049). (Km-68). Ag. 13,50 g. Clear overdate. Original luster. Cleaned. Slight minting defect. Rare. AU/Almost MS. Est...700,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 8 reales. 1809. Cataluña (Minted in Reus). MP. (Cal-1156). Ag. 27,03 g. Surface scratches. It retains some luster. Rare. Almost XF. Est...3000,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 8 reales. 1809. Guatemala. M. (Cal-1221). Ag. 26,97 g. Scratch on reverse. Original luster. Scarce in this grade. XF. Est...800,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 8 reales. 1809. Lima. JP. (Cal-1239). Ag. 27,45 g. Indigenous bust. Beautiful tone. Scarce, even more in this grade. Almost XF/XF. Est...750,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 8 reales. 1811. Lima. JP. (Cal-1242). Ag. 27,67 g. Indigenous bust. Minimal hairlines on obverse. Original luster. Very attractive. Rare in this condition. AU/Almost MS. Est...900,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 8 reales. 1819. Lima. JP. (Cal-1252). Ag. 27,06 g. Delicate patina. Original luster. Minor marks on obverse. Rarely encountered this good struck. AU/Almost MS. Est...700,00.

Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 20 reales. 1823. Barcelona. SP. (Cal-1146). Ag. Toned. Slabbed by NGC as MS 64. Only 3 finer specimens in the NGC and PCGS census. Est...2000,00.