Superb - MS 63 Top Pop!!
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 2 escudos. 1811. Cadiz. CI. (Cal-1575). (Km-456.2). . Bare or draped bust. A stunning choice mint state with full luster and strong, sharply defined reliefs. A true gem that will undoubtedly attract the attention of the most discerning collectors. We are confident that this rarity of Spanish numismatics will inspire fierce bidding competition.
Slabbed by PCGS as MS 63 (Top Pop), the finest graded specimen in the combined NGC and PCGS censuses. Est...8000,00.
PCGS - AU 58 ¡¡Top Pop!!
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 2 escudos. 1812. Madrid. IJ. (Cal-1812). . First bust. Original luster, more pronounced on the reverse. Lovely color and excellent eye appeal. Rare in this grade.
Slabbed by PCGS as AU 58 (Top Pop), the finest graded specimen in the PCGS census. Est...4000,00.
Uniface clichés MS 63/64
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). Matching pair of gilt silver uniface clichés (obverse and reverse) for Madrid 1812-IJ 2 escudos (Cal-1606). Lustrous gilt fields, with a brassy appearance, toning and sediment around the details. A unique pair, as far as we know, and of extraordinary potential for specialists in Spanish coinage.
Design of the first Ferdinand VII type from this mint, issued for one year only. Both slabbed by NGC as MS 63 and MS64. Est...1500,00.
Lima - AU 50 Top Pop!!
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 4 escudos. 1821. Lima. JP. (Cal-1708). . Traces of luster. Light toning. Planchet flaw on the reverse. Extremely rare.
Slabbed by NGC as AU 50 (Top Pop), the finest graded specimen in the NGC census.
Extremely rare issue, one of the last gold coins struck at the Lima Mint in the name of Ferdinand VII. The first half of 1821 marked the final period of regular mint production under viceregal authority. Shortly thereafter, the arrival of San Martín's army brought an end to royalist control of Lima.
Archival research by Peruvian historian Carlos Lazo García, a specialist in the accounting records of the Lima Mint, establishes that the only production of 4 escudos that year took place on 1 February 1821, with a mintage of just 102 pieces.
This is one of the few colonial-era coins for which the exact date of striking can be reasonably established. This coin is therefore a direct testament to the final months of colonial rule in Peru and one of the lowest-mintage gold issues of the Lima Mint. Est...2000,00.
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 8 escudos. 1808. Mexico. TH. (Cal-1781). (Cal onza-1251). . 26,94 g. Imaginary bust. First year of the type. Bold struck, with reliefs and details more prominent than usual. Fine, light hairlines on the obverse, yet still with excellent eye appeal. Full luster. Rare in this condition. Almost MS. Est...6000,00.
Ex Lissner - MS 64 ¡¡Top Pop!!
Centenary of the Peseta (1868-1931). Alfonso XII (1874-1885). 10 pesetas. 1878*18-78. Madrid. EMM. (Cal-65). . Magnificent strike with full original luster. Very rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 64 (Top Pop), the finest graded specimen in the combined NGC and PCGS censuses.
Ex R.L. Lissner Collection, as stated on the slab label. Est...3000,00.
PCGS - MS 63 Top Pop!!
Centenary of the Peseta (1868-1931). Alfonso XIII (1886-1931). 5 pesetas. 1900. Unión Catalanista. (Cal-135). . Nice old cabinet tone. Very rare in this grade.
Slabbed by PCGS as MS 63 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC and PCGS census, tied with 2 others specimens. Est...2000,00.
NGC - MS 62
Anguillla. 1 “Liberty” dollar, 11 July 1967, countermark on a 5 pesos Mexico. (KM-X7.1). Rare. Complete countermark legend, very boldly struck though .
Slabbed by NGC as MS 62.
Interesting type created by Scott Newhall, editor of the San Francisco Chronicle, to support Anguilla’s secession from the British Commonwealth. Of the 11,600 silver dollar-sized coins countermarked, only a few thousand were actually sold to collectors, and many of those were melted in subsequent years. Est...350,00.
8 Escudos La Rioja!!
Argentina. 8 escudos. 1838. La Rioja. R. (Km-9). (Fried-8). . 26,74 g. Variety without bayonet on the shield. The central motif of this attractive provincial issue features a stylized representation of the Famatina Mountains, with weapons of war below, together forming the local coat of arms. The reverse displays the familiar Argentine coat of arms, with the radiant sun above.
Truly exceptional strike for the type, with well-defined details even on the highest points of the relief. Fine, light hairlines in the fields, more noticeable on the reverse. Lovely, deep color on both sides, with full original luster. Rare, especially in this grade . Almost MS/AU. Est...15000,00.
NGC - AU 55
Austria. Joseph I. 1 taler. 1705. Wien. IMH. (Km-1444). (Dav-1013). Anv.: IOSEPHUS D G RO IMP S A GER HV BO REX. Laureate and cuirassed bust of Joseph I to right. Rev.: ARCHIDVX AVSTRIAE DVX BVR COM TYROL 1705. Crowned double eagle. . Beautiful old cabinet tone. Slabbed by NGC as AU 55. Est...1000,00.
Pernambuco
Brazil. D. Pedro II (1683-1706). 640 reis. 1701. Pernambuco. P. (Km-90.3). (LMB-148a). . 18,37 g. Nice cabinet tone. Rare in this grade.
Issues of this type continue to attract considerable interest among collectors, especially in such a high state of preservation as this specimen. Almost XF/XF. Est...900,00.
20.000 Reis - MS 61
Brazil. D. Joao V (1706-1750). 20.000 reis. 1727. Minas Gerais. M. (Km-117). (LMB-251). (Fried-33). . Popular for its large flan and renowned for its beauty, particularly in Mint State, this example showcases lustrous surfaces adorned with a delicate patina of golden and reddish hues. Boldly struck and well centered, with crisp, sharply defined devices, this magnificent specimen offers extraordinary eye appeal.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 61. Est...15000,00.
NGC - MS 61
Chile. 1 peso "Volcano". 1819. Santiago. FD. (Km-82.2). (Elizondo-83). . Soft cabinet toning, slightly uneven and with iridescent hues. Original luster with good eye appeal. Difficult to find in a higher grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 61. Only 1 finer specimen in the NGC census. Est...8000,00.
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