Taifa of Mallorca!!
Kingdom of Taifas. 'Abd Allah Al-Murtada. Dirham. 481 AH. Madinat Mayurca (Mallorca, مدينة ميورقة). Taifa of Mallorca. (Vives-1354). (Prieto-218b). (Cru C.G.-1491). . 3,39 g. The strike is somewhat careles typical for this mint, although the frames are complete. Very rare.
Ex Áureo & Calicó 232/2 (17/03/2011), lot 1083. Almost VF. Est...600,00.
Taifa of Mallorca!!
Kingdom of Taifas. 'Abd Allah Al-Murtada. Dirham. 483 H. Madinat Mayurca (Mallorca, مدينة ميورقة). Taifa of Mallorca. (Vives-1356). (Prieto-218d). (Cru C.G.-1493). . 3,27 g. The minting is careful and well-centered for this mint, except for a slight weak of strike in the date units. Very rare.
Ex Áureo & Calicó 228/2 (28/10/2010), lot 1186. Choice VF. Est...600,00.
Rarísima
Kingdom of Taifas. Abbad ibn Muhammad, Al-Mu´tadid (Abbadids). Dinar. 458 AH. Al-Andalus (الاندلس). Taifa of Sevilla. (Vives-924). (Prieto-400c). . 3,82 g. Beautiful specimen, with an attractive color and a slight undulation in the central area, with no crease marks, which does not detract from the piece's appeal. Very few known examples. Extremely rare. AU. Est...2500,00.
Kingdom of Taifas. Abbad ibn Muhammad, Al-Mu´tadid (Abbadids). Dinar. 459 AH. Al-Andalus (الاندلس). Taifa of Sevilla. (Vives-926 var.). (Prieto-400e var.). . 4,68 g. A magnificent specimen, with an attractive color and excellent striking. It is further distinguished by a rare mint error, a variant apparently unrecorded in standard numismatic reference literature. Extremely rare, with very few known examples. Almost MS. Est...2000,00.
Shalüqa, Sanlúcar!!
Almoravids. Yusuf ibn Tashfin. Quirat. 480-500 AH. Shalüqa (Sanlúcar de Barrameda, شلوقة). (Vives-1531 var.). (Fbm-Ba3 var.). (Hazard-900 var.). . 0,74 g. Magnificent specimen from an issue of which very few examples are known. The coin offered here stands out for its unusual combination of decorative elements, differing from those found on previously recorded specimens.
While the known examples feature a star accompanied by three dots arranged in a triangular formation on the obverse and, on the reverse, a roundel with an identical arrangement of dots, surmounted by a crescent between dots, this specimen displays a previously unrecorded variety: a roundel accompanied by three dots in a triangular arrangement on the obverse, and a star with three similarly arranged dots, surmounted by a floral ornament, on the reverse.
A variety of particular numismatic interest whose distinctive features and extraordinary rarity will undoubtedly appeal to the most specialized collectors.. Choice VF. Est...1000,00.
Ex Ramón Muntaner Collection
Almohads. Abd Al-Mu`min. 1/2 dirham. Mayurca (Mallorca, ميورقة). (Vives-Unlisted). (Hazard-Unlisted). (Cru C.G.-1671 var.). . 0,72 g. The specimen offered here is distinguished by the placement of the mintmark on the obverse, an exceptionally rare variety of which only two or three examples are known, including the present coin. At the time of its previous sale, it was the only known specimen with this arrangement of the mintmark. Extremely rare
Ex Ramón Muntaner Collection, Áureo & Calicó, Auction 259 (24/04/2014), lot 205. Accompanied by its original label. VF. Est...1200,00.
NGC - MS 62 Top Pop!!
The Crown of Aragon. Jaime II (1291-1327). Croat. Barcelona. (Cru V.S-337.5). (Cru C.G-2154f). Anv.: ✠ IACOBVS DEI GRACIA REX. Rev.: CIVI:TASB-ARCh´ -NONA. . 3,16 g. Latin A and U letters. Bold strike. Slight patina. Rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 62 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census. Est...700,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Peter of Portugal, Count of Barcelona (1464-1466). 1/3 croat. Tortosa. (Cru V.S-922). (Cru C.G-3045). . 0,87 g. Roundel in the 2nd and 3rd quarters; around, legend -TOR - T(O - S)A - CI. Attractive. Rare, especially in this grade. Ex Áureo & Calicó Selección (16/03/2023), lot 53. Retains the auction lot-tag. Almost XF/Choice VF. Est...800,00.
Doña Urraca
Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Doña Urraca (1109-1126). Dinero. Toledo. (Bautista-16.1). (MMM-U1:1.8). Anv.: + VRACA · RE. Bust of the queen from the front with veil and diadem, pellets on both sides of the neck. Rev.: + TOLETVO. Cross. . 0,89 g. The frontal-bust dinero of Queen Urraca is one of the most distinctive issues of the early Castilian-Leonese coinage. This coin conveys a remarkable political message: departing from the aniconic tradition of the issues of her father, Alfonso VI, it places the sovereign’s own image in circulation, transforming her portrait into a tangible assertion of authority and legitimacy. The abbreviation RE is particularly intriguing, since, as the art historian Therese Martin has observed, it allows for an ambiguous reading as either regina (queen) or rex (king), raising the possibility that it deliberately evoked the dual dimension of royal sovereignty. The coin’s precise dating remains debated, although it has traditionally been associated with the early years of Urraca’s reign.
Urraca I was a prominent figure in medieval European political history. She ruled León and Castile for seventeen years, a period marked by dynastic disputes, noble resistance and conflict with her second husband, Alfonso I of Aragon. Far from being merely a transitional figure between Alfonso VI and her son Alfonso VII, she exercised power in her own right and developed a distinctive policy of royal self-representation, reflected in her coinage. The veil and diadem are more than mere adornments: they help present her as a sovereign in her own right, rather than simply as a royal consort. In 2026, the ninth centenary of her death, this dinero takes on particular historical significance: it provides an exceptional testament to the image through which a twelfth-century queen projected her authority to her contemporaries. A coin of considerable interest to collectors of medieval numismatics, it is also a primary historical document of outstanding importance for the study of image, legitimacy and the assertion of female power in medieval Europe. Slight planchet break, yet still a good specimen. Very rare. Almost XF. Est...1800,00.
Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Alfonso VII (1126-1157). Obol. Leon. (Bautista-121). (MMM-A7:62.14). Anv.: INPERATOR. Cross. Rev.: LEONIS. Lion to right with its head turned. Dotted cross between the lion's head and tail. . 0,27 g. Very few examples are known; in the last two decades, only two have been auctioned, and these are the only ones we know of, one of which was auctioned by our firm. This example has a very high-grade metal, higher than that of the other two known examples. Rare. Almost XF/Choice VF. Est...700,00.
NGC - MS 63
Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Pedro I (1350-1368). Dobla of 35 maravedis. Sevilla. (Bautista-512.2 var.). (Fried-105). Anv.: + PETRVS : DEI : GRACIA : REX : CASTELLE : E LEGI. Rev.: + PETRVS DEI GRACIA REX CASTELLE : E LEGION. . 4,52 g.
S in the fourth quarter of the quartered shield. Interesting variety with previously unrecorded legends and a large portrait featuring a pronounced jawline and refined style. Exceptionally bold, sharp strike with intense luster. Magnificent specimen in an exceptional state of preservation.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Est...10000,00.
NGC - MS 63
Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Pedro I (1350-1368). Dobla of 35 maravedis. Sevilla. (Bautista-517). (Imperatrix-P1:2.5). Anv.: + PETRVS : DEI : GRACIA : REX : CASTELLE. Rev.: + PETRVS · DEI · GRACIA : REX : LEGIONIS (roseta). . 4,55 g.
Superb specimen. Exceptionally strong, sharp strike of very fine style, with intense color and pristine surfaces. Extremely rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 63. Est...10000,00.
NGC - MS 64 Top Pop!!
Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Enrique IV (1454-1474). Enrique de la silla. Sevilla. (Bautista-845.1 var). (Imperatrix-E4:3.18). (Fried-116). Anv.: + ENRICVS ✿ CARTVS ✿ DEI ✿ GRACIA. Rev.: + ENRICVS ✿ REX ✿ CASTELE ✿ ET LEGIONIS. . 4,56 g. Lion passant left at the king's feet. Quatrefoil border on the obverse and eight-lobed border on the reverse. Without the title of King of León. Legends separated by rosettes.
Magnificent specimen of this highly sought-after issue, with full original luster on both sides. Slight double strike on the reverse. Exceptionally well-struck obverse, with sharply defined reliefs and extraordinary detail, particularly in the elaborate decoration of the throne. Extremely rare in this exceptional grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 64 (Top Pop), the finest graded specimen in the NGC and PCGS censuses. Est...25000,00.
Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Enrique IV (1454-1474). Cuartillo. Madrid. (Bautista-No cita). (MMM-No cita). Anv.: + ENRICS : QARTS : DEI : GRACIA. Rev.: + ENRICS : DEI : GRACIA : REX : CA. . 2,23 g. Extremely rare legend, which partially uses the name and title "ENRICS : QARTS", as well as a peculiar outfit decorated with tears and lacking a central closure. We have not found any other similar examples, nor is it mentioned in the reference catalogs.. Choice VF. Est...600,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Pedro IV (1336-1387). Real d´or. Mallorca. Mark: Little catalan pointed shield. (Cru V.S-429). (Cru C.G-2247). Anv.: + ⁑ S ⁑ PETRUS ⁑ DEI ⁑ GRACIA ⁑ REX ⁑ (Shield) ⁑. Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET - MAIORICARUM. . 3,42 g. Letter P below the king. Full legends. Solder residue at 12 o’clock. Extremely rare, few specimens known. Choice VF. Est...1500,00.
Real d´or - Scallop
The Crown of Aragon. Pedro IV (1336-1387). Real d´or. Mallorca. Mark: Scallop (Mint Master Jaume Aimeric, 1368-1387). (Cru V.S-434). (Cru C.G-2249). Anv.: + ⁑ (Shield) ⁑ PETRUS ⁑ DEI ⁑ GRACIA ⁑ REX ⁑ (Shield) ⁑. Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET - MAIORICARUM. Scallops on both sides of the lower horizontal axis of the cross. . 3,49 g. Polylobed frame. Good strike with complete legends. Very rare.. Almost XF. Est...1200,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Pedro IV (1336-1387). Real d´or. Mallorca. Mark: Scallop (Mint Master Jaume Aimeric, 1368-1387). (Cru V.S-435). (Cru C.G-2249a). Anv.: + ◦ PETRUS : DEI : GRACIA : REX (Shield). King enthroned, without animal heads; scallop to left. Rev.: + ARAGONUM ⁑ ET ∗ / ∗ MAIORICARUM. Double-barred cross between scallop shells, with a special double border. . 3,49 g. Special double polylobed frame. Strong strike, with some weak areas due to the slightly wavy flan. Rare. Almost XF. Est...2000,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Pedro IV (1336-1387). 1 real. Mallorca. Marks: Scallops (Mint Master Jaume Aimeric, 1368-1387). (Cru V.S-450). (Cru C.G-2262a). Anv.: + : PETRUS : DEI : GRACIAA : REX : . Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET / MAIORICARUM. . 3,67 g. A good sample. Rare, even more so in this grade. Choice VF. Est...700,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Pedro IV (1336-1387). 1 real. Mallorca. Marks: Scallops (Mint Master Jaume Aimeric, 1368-1387). (Cru V.S-450 var.). (Cru C.G-2262a var.). Anv.: + PETRUS (: DEI : G)RACIA : REX : . Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET / MAIORICAR (ligature) UM. . 3,59 g. Rare variant of the legend with the letters A and R of "MAIORICARUM" linked on the reverse. Good example. Very rare. Choice VF. Est...800,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Martín I (1396-1410). Florin. Mallorca. Marks: Checkered lozenge and scallop shell on the obverse, and lozenge divided in saltire and scallop shell on the reverse (Mint Master Jaume Aimeric, 2nd period; and Royal Treasurer Joan Desplà). (Cru V.S-495 var.). (Cru C.G-2301 var.). Anv.: S (IO)HA / NNES B · M. Rev.: + ARAG / O REX IO. . 3,49 g. Rare. Choice VF. Est...1000,00.
Ex Ramón Muntaner Collection
The Crown of Aragon. Martín I (1396-1410). Florin. Mallorca. Marks: Catalan arms within a lozenge and a checkered lozenge on the obverse; a lozenge parted per saltire (Mint Master Royal Attorney, and Royal Treasurer Joan Desplà, 1409). (Cru V.S-Unlisted). (Cru C.G-Unlisted). Anv.: S (IOHA) / NNES B M. Rev.: (+ AR) AGO / (RE)X M (symbol or unknown epigraphic abbreviation). . 3,41 g. Apparently unpublished. Extremely rare. Ex Ramón Muntaner Collection, Áureo & Calicó 259 (24/04/2014), lot 425. Choice VF. Est...1200,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Martin I (1396-1410)?. Florin. Mallorca. Marks: Checkered lozenge and scallop shell on the obverse, and lozenge divided in saltire and scallop shell on the reverse (Mint Master Jaume Aimeric, 2nd period; and Royal Treasurer Joan Desplà). (Cru V.S-Unlisted). (Cru C.G-2301 var). Anv.: S IOHA / NNES R (sic.) M. Rev.: + ARAGO / REX M (symbol or unknown epigraphic abbrevaiture)
. . 3,43 g. Mint marks: M and a checkered lozenge-escallop on the obverse; a lozenge divided saltire-wise and an escallop on the reverse. Very rare legends. Extremely rare. Ex Áureo 170 (16/12/2004), lot 387.. Choice VF. Est...1200,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Martín I (1396-1410). 1 real. Mallorca. Marks: Scallops (Mint master Jaume Aimeric, 2nd period, 1399-1409). (Cru V.S-517). (Cru C.G-2321). Anv.: + MARTINVS ⋮ DEI ⋮ GRACIA ⋮ REX. Rev.: + ARAGONUM ET / MAIORICARU. . 3,24 g. Rare. Ex Áureo & Calicó 222 (27/01/2010), lot 349. VF. Est...500,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Martín I (1396-1410). 1 real. Mallorca. Marks: Oxen and four-petaled flower (Mint Master Mateu de Lloscos and Royal Treasurer Joan Desplà, 1409-1412). (Cru V.S-519). (Cru C.G-2322). Anv.: + (MA)RTINUS : DEI : GRACIA : REX . Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET : / MAIORICARUM : . . 3,40 g. Attractive. Rare. Choice VF/Almost XF. Est...500,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Martín I (1396-1410). 1 real. Mallorca. Marks: Catalonia coats of arms (Mint Master Royal Attorney, 1409). (Cru V.S-521 var). (Cru C.G-2323 var). Anv.: + MARTINVS ⋮ ƎꓷI ⋮ GRACIA ⋮ REX :. Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET / MAIORICARUM. . 3,13 g. The word "DEI" has the letters D and E in reversed positions. Slightly rubbed and scratch on the obverse. Extremely rare. Ex Áureo (26/04/1989), lot 104. VF. Est...600,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Jaime III (1324-1343). 1 real. Mallorca. (Cru V.S-555). (Cru C.G-2522). Anv.: + IA ⁑ DEI ⁑ GRA ⁑ REX ⁑ MAIORICAR◦ . Rev.: + COMES ⁑ ROSIL ∗ - (◦/∗) ET ⁑ CERITANIE. . 3,75 g. Magnificent piece. Wonderful patina with lightly bluish toned. Very rare, even more so in this grade. Ex Áureo & Calicó Selección 258 (20/03/2014), lot 49. XF. Est...2500,00.
Ex Crusafont Collection
The Crown of Aragon. Ferdinand I (1412-1416). 1/2 real. Mallorca. Marks: Lions and oxen (Mint Master Joan Torrelló, 1413-1416). (Cru V.S-771, Plate Coin). (Cru C.G-2818b). Anv.: + F(ERDI)NANDUS · DEI · GRACIA RE. Rev.: + ARAGONUM ET / MAIORICA(RUM). . 1,56 g. Hairlines on obverse. Rare. Ex Crusafont Collection, Áureo & Calicó 237 (27/10/2011), lot 451; Ex Áureo & Calicó 267-2 (22/04/2015), lot 2145. Almost VF. Est...1200,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Alfonso V (1416-1458). 1/2 florin. Mallorca. Marks: Lilies (Mint Master Gaspar Desportell, 1425-before 1431). (Cru V.S-795). (Cru C.G-2856). Anv.: S IOHA / NNIS B (M). Rev.: + ARAGO / · REX M (symbol or unknown epigraphic abbreviature). . 1,69 g. Of the highest rarity
We are aware of only one example having been auctioned: the one from the Égara collection (Vol. II), the description of which mentioned two other known examples in private hands. Almost certainly, the present example is one of those two. Since then, we have no record of any other example appearing at public auction. VF. Est...1500,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Alfonso V (1416-1458). 1 real. Mallorca. Mark: Lilies (Mint Master Gaspar Desportell, 1425-beofre 1431). (Cru V.S-838 var.). (Cru C.G-2883 var.). Anv.: + ALFONSUS (Coat of arms of Catalonia) DEI : GRACIA : REX (Cross topped by roundels at the ends of its crossbars). Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET / MAIORICARUM. . 3,24 g. A good sample. Lightly toned. Very rare. Choice VF. Est...500,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Alfonso V (1416-1458). 1 real. Mallorca. Mark: Lilies (Mint Master Gaspar Desportell, 1425-befores 1431). (Cru V.S-838 var.). (Cru C.G-2883 var.). Anv.: + ALFONSUS (Coat of arms of Catalonia topped by roundels at the ends) DEI : GRACIA : REX :. Rev.: + ARAGONUM · ET / MAIORICARUM : . . 3,31 g. A good sample. Lightly toned. Rare in this condition. Almost XF. Est...500,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Alfonso V (1416-1458). 1 real. Mallorca. Mark: Oxen (Mint Master Llàtzer de Lloscos, 1431-1439). (Cru V.S-840 var). (Cru C.G-2884a). Anv.: + ALFONSUS ⁑ DEI : GRACIA : REX. Rev.: + ARAGONUM : ET / MAIORICARUM. . 3,24 g. Coat of arms of Catalonia on the dress. The letter "I" of "DEI" is rectified over an "O". Rare. Ex Áureo & Calicó, Selection 206 (03/ 13/ 2008), lot 44. Choice VF. Est...500,00.
The Crown of Aragon. Fernando II (1479-1516). 1 real. Mallorca. Mark: Shield with three crescents (Mint Master Francesc de Burgues, 1508-1516). (Cal-63 var.). (Cru V.S-1182 var.). (Cru C.G.-3097 var.). Anv.: + FERDINANDVS REX ⱯRAGONV3. Rev.: + MAIORICARV3 - CATOLICVS. . 2,31 g. Rare, even more so in this grade. Choice VF. Est...300,00.
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