Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 2 maravedis. Coruña. F. (Cal-72, Plate coin). Ag. 4,38 g. Three dots above the castle, F between roels below and venera under the lion. Lion with very long tongue. Magnificent specimen. Ex Áureo&Calicó (30/04/2008), lot 1214. XF. Est...350,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 1/8 real. Granada. (Cal-153, same dies). Anv.: · FERNANDVS · D · G · REX ·. F coronada entre G y roel. Rev.: hELISABET · D · G : REG ·. Y coronada. Ag. 0,40 g.

Second known example. Light patina and a small bend at one of the edges. Extremely rare, of the highest numismatic interest and historical importance.

It would be a delight for any collector and an excellent opportunity to acquire a wonderful specimen that would be a highlight in any coin collection and we are sure we will not see it offered at auction for many years again. The other specimen (made with the same dies) was auctioned on December 12, 2018, by Áureo & Calicó as part of the Isabel de Trastámara collection, with a hammer price of €65,000.

This exceptional ⅛ real fraction, minted in the Granada mint under Christian rule, stands as a unique numismatic testimony to the political, economic, and cultural unification process undertaken by the Catholic Monarchs after the conquest of the Nasrid Kingdom in 1492. It belongs to the period of monetary reorganization led by the monarchy, aimed at strengthening royal authority through a uniform monetary system centered around the silver real.

Although the Pragmatic of Medina del Campo (1497) is the most well-known legal reference for this reform, its foundations can be traced back to the Pragmática of 1417 (under Juan II), which established the real as the basic monetary unit. From 1475 onward, the Catholic Monarchs revived this model and promoted the issuance of smaller denominations, such as this ⅛ real, to support local trade and circulation in newly incorporated territories.

What makes this coin particularly fascinating is its square shape—atypical within the traditional Castilian monetary system. This form may have been a deliberate strategy to emulate the old ¼ dirhams, which circulated widely in the Kingdom of Granada before its conquest. Thus, this small coin served as a cultural bridge, designed to facilitate its acceptance among the Mudéjar population, blending familiar aesthetics with the Christian symbols of the new rulers: Ferdinand’s yoke, Isabella’s arrows, and possibly the heraldic pomegranate or the “G” mintmark.

As such, this coin carries immense historical and symbolic value, embodying the intersection of civilizations during a pivotal moment in Iberian history. Its rarity, integrative purpose, and possible political significance make it a highly prized piece for collectors of medieval coinage and those interested in the Catholic Monarchs . Almost XF. Est...35000,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 1/4 real. Granada. (Cal-161). (Bautista-1229). Anv.: + REX · ET · REGINA · CAST · LE. Rev.: + REX · ET · REGINA · CAST· LEGIO. Ag. 0,79 g.

No king's name. Three roundels above the yoke. Nice patina. Very rare. Slabbed by NGC as XF 40. Only 1 finer specimen in the NGC census. Est...700,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 1/2 real. Cuenca. (Cal-Unlisted). (Bautista-1060, Plate coin). (Lf-E3.6.1). Anv.: (Parsley leaf) : FERNADVS : ET : ELISAB :. Rev.: (Fleur-de-lis) : D : G : REX : ET : REGINA : CASTEL. Ag. 1,64 g. Yoke between a C surrounded by three dots and a cow’s head (Francisco Becerril). Extremely rare. Almost VF. Est...750,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 1/2 real. Sevilla. Special issue struck for Santo Domingo. (Cal-272). (Bautista-1908). Anv.: + : REX : ET : REGINA : CAST : LEGIO : A : . A crowned F with a forked base topped by fleurs-de-lis. Above both and acoted the F, small 8-pointed stars with 14 pellets decorate the fields. Rev.: + : FERNANDVS : ET : hELISABET : D : G : .  A yoke above 7 arrows facing left. 4 pellets decorate the fields. Ag. 1,54 g.

We have found reference to only one similar piece in the last 20 years, which is also illustrated in Bautista’s catalogue.

The specimen we offer here comes from the same die and features a large flan with slight undulations. The legends are fully preserved.

We are convinced that this will be highly valued by collectors of this period. Extremely rare. Choice VF. Est...4000,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 1 real. Cuenca. (Cal-337). (Vidal Quadras-6580, Plate coin). (Bautista-1072). Anv.: FERNANDVS ET · hELISABT · D. Rev.: REX · ET · REGINA : CAST · LEGION ARAGN. Ag. 3,18 g. Wonderful old cabinet tone with bluish hues. Rare. Ex Vidal Quadras Collection, retains the original handwritten label. Ex Áureo&Calicó (04/12/2013), lot 1829. Choice VF. Est...800,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 1 real. Toledo. (Cal-459). (Bautista-2458). Anv.: FERNANDVS : ET : hELISABET : DEI. Rev.: DOMINVS : MIChI : ADIVTOR :·. Ag. 3,37 g. Before the Pragmatic. Eagle's head looking right. T under the shield. Crown with inner framework only on the reverse. Lions without crown and no marks on the reverse. Very round flan and attractive. Light toning. Very rare, more in this condition. Ex Soler y Llach (03/05/2011), lot 328. Almost XF. Est...1500,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 4 reales. Granada. (Cal-546 var). (Bautista-1328). Anv.: FERNANDVS : ET : hELISABET :. Rev.: REX : ET REGINA : CAST · LEGION : AR. Ag. 13,28 g. Shield between G-IIII and G on the reverse. Very round, with complete legends. Some weakness and slight double strike in some areas. Minimal edge bump. Gently cleaned. Only between 4 and 5 specimens known. Extremely rare. Almost XF. Est...4000,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 4 reales. Sevilla. (Cal-555, Plate coin). (Bautista-2147). Anv.: FERNANDVS : ET ELISABET : DEI GRA. Rev.: + REX : ET REREGINA : CAST : LEGION : ARAG. Ag. 13,76 g.

Shield between S-IIII. P flanked by dot and ermine on the reverse. Lovely old cabinet tone. Large flan and nice round struck. Very rare, even more in this state of preservation.

Slabbed by NGC as MS 62 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census.

Ex Áureo&Calicó (18/10/2017), lot 1365. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...5000,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 4 reales. Sevilla. (Cal-561). (Bautista-2161.5 var). Anv.: FERNANDVS · ET · ELISABET · DE. Rev.: + REX · ET REGINA · CAST · LEGION · ARAGON. Ag. 12,96 g. Shield between S-IIII. Star on reverse, between yoke and arrows. Large and very round flan. Scarce. Slabbed by NGC as XF Details, Cleaned. Ex Soler y Llach (15/10/2015), lot 482. Est...650,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). 4 reales. Sevilla. (Cal-564). (Bautista-2140 var). Anv.: FERNANDVS · ET · ELISA :. Rev.: + REX · ET · REGINA · CASTELE · LE. Ag. 13,63 g.

Shield between S-IIII. Square d assayer on reverse. Full shield with all details perfectly defined. No areas of weakness. Full legends. Nice old cabinet tone. Excellent eye appeal. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as AU 55. Ex Soler y Llach (05/07/2011), lot 281. Est...900,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). Double excelente. Granada. (Cal-706). (Tauler-139, same dies). Anv.: + FERNANNDVS : ET hELISABET : D : G : REX : ET REGIN. Rev.: · SVB : VNBRA : ALARVM PRO. Au. 7,03 g.

Fine style of the busts. Full legends, with double N in FERNANNDVS. Shield between cruciform globe and G. Very attractive. Rare, even more in this state of preservation. AU/XF. Est...5000,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). Double excelente. Sevilla. (Cal-739). (Bautista-2243). Anv.: + (FER) · NANDVS ET · ELISABET · DEI GRACI. Rev.: SVB · VNBRA · ALARVN ·TVAR. Au. 7,04 g.

Ermine above, dot between the busts and S below. Surfaces are intact and lacking wear with full luster. The details of the shield and portraits are superb.

A superb specimen for the type with a very high and impressive grade for the period. Very rare in this preservation.

Slabbed by PCGS as MS 63 (Top Pop), the finest known in the PCGS census. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...7000,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). Double excelente. Toledo. (Cal-754). (Tauler-281a). Anv.: + FERNANDVS ` ET ` HELISABET ` DEI ` GRATIA ` REX. Rev.: SVBVNBRA ` ALARVM ` TVARVM ` PROTEGE ` NOS+'. Au. 7,04 g.

Superb strike with all details perfectly defined. Especially round, with immaculate surfaces and complete legends. The “L” of “ALARVM” corrected over a “B”. Beautiful color with excellent eye appeal and will attract the attention of high quality lovers. Very rare in this state of preservation. Mint state. Est...20000,00.

Catholic Kings (1474-1504). Double excelente. Toledo. (Cal-761). (Tauler-269). Anv.: + FERNANDVS : ET : ELISABET : D : G : REX : ET : RE :. Rev.: SVBVMBRA : ALARVN : TVARN : PROT. Au. 6,95 g. M between the busts and shield between M-T. Full legends. Nice color. Rare. XF. Est...4000,00.

Philip I and Joanna (1504-1506). 1 real. 1505. Bruges. (Tauler-32). (Vti-4). (Vanhoudt-197.BG). Anv.: PHS :Z: IOhANNA : DEI : GRA : REX :Z: REGIA. Rev.: CASTELE : LEGOIS :Z: ARChIDUC : AVST :Z: 1505. Ag. 3,40 g. Delicate patina. Attractive. A few specimens known. Slabbed by NGC as AU Details. Environmental damage. Est...3000,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 1/2 real. ND (155?-1557). Mexico. O. (Nesmith-107). (Cal-54 var). Ag. 1,69 g. "Late Series," assayer O between monogram, oM to left, motto oP-oL-oV, king's name as CAROLRVS. Full legends and bold full inner details. Very rare.

Ex Stack's Bowers and Ponterio, January 2014 NYINC Auction, lot 10559. Retains the auction lot-tag. Choice VF. Est...700,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 1 real. ND (1548-1556). Mexico. L. (Cal-72). Anv.: CAROLVS · ET · IOHANA · REGS. Rev.: + HISPANIARVM · ET · INDIARVM ·. Ag. 3,36 g. Shield between M-L. Lovely struck on a round planchet. Full legends. Nice patina. Very scarce in this condition. Slabbed by PCGS as AU 50, Ex S. P. Rutherford Collection. Est...800,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 2 reales. ND (1548-1556). Mexico. L. (Cal-101). Ag. 6,79 g. Shield between M-L. Nice old cabinet tone. Attractive and scarce in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as AU 53. Ex Áureo&Calicó (4/25/2013), lot 1224. Est...700,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 2 reales. ND (1554-1556). Mexico. O. (Cal-103). Ag. 6,85 g. Nice color. Attractive specimen. XF. Est...650,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 2 reales. ND (ca. 1542). Santo Domingo. F/S-P. (Sedwick/Rudman-Tipo 2R.26, Plate coin). (Cal-106). (Vidal Quadras-6833, Plate coin). (Cy-3090). Anv.: CAR ◦:◦ OIVS ◦:◦ ET ◦:◦ IOANNA ◦:◦. Rev.: + REGIS : ISPANIARVM : ET : INDIARV. Ag. 6,82 g. F to the left, denomination II to the right of the shield. PL between the pillars, within a cartouche adorned with rosettes at its corners and surrounded by dots. Mintmark S to the left and P to the right of the pillars. Exceptionally well-centered strike with all details perfectly visible. Immaculate surfaces, free of corrosion or apparent wear marks, with only minor voids characteristic of the series. Wonderful old cabinet tone with slight bluish tones enhancing its excellet eye appeal. Slabbed by NGC as AU 55 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC and PCGS census.

Undoubtedly, this is a magnificent specimen of one of the most challenging two reales coins from the Spanish colonial coinage, with only a few known examples. Most of those have defects or corrosion and are rarely offered at auction. With an outstanding provenance, it is sure to delight any numismatic enthusiast.

Ex Vidal Quadras Collection, retaining the original handwritten label. Ex Áureo & Calicó Selection (03/20/2014), lot 136, retaining the auction lot-tag.
Legends are complete and highly interesting, possibly representing a transitional type, with the C of CAROLVS, the E of REGIS and ET, and the M of ISPANIARVM interpreted as a Gothic D rotated in various positions to form the desired letter. The V of CAROLVS resembles an inverted delta, and the L is depicted as an I.
This very specimen is referenced and photographed in the study by Cori Sedwick and Isaac Rudman on the Silver Coinage of Juana and Carlos of Santo Domingo, presented at the Historians and Numismatists Convention held in Santo Domingo in 2023. Est...15000,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 4 reales. ND (1542-1548). Mexico. G. (Cal-128). Anv.: CAROLVS : ET : IOHANA · REGES. Rev.: + HISPANIARVM : ET : INDIARVM ·:. Ag. 13,20 g. Round flan and full legends. Soft grey patina. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as AU 55. Est...1500,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 4 reales. ND (1548-1556). Mexico. L. (Cal-136). Anv.: CAROLVS · ET · IOHANA · REGES. Rev.: + HISPANIRVM ET · INDIARVM ·. Ag. 13,60 g.

Displaying a sleek dark pewter patina, well-centered, firmly struck and and escapes any distracting marks or evidence of wear, this is a charming example of a popular type. Very round flan. Slight double strike on the reverse. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as AU 55. Est...1500,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 1 escudo. ND (ca. 1543). Sevilla. (Cal-196). (Tauler-24a). Anv.: IOANNA · ET · CAROLVS. Rev.: HISPANIARVM : REGES : SICILIAE. Au. 3,08 g. Shield between “S” and star. Tiny edge knocks on the shield. Nice color. Almost XF. Est...1800,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 1 escudo. ND (ca. 1543). Sevilla. (Cal-197). (Tauler-25e). Anv.: IOANA · ET · KAROLVS :. Rev.: HISPANIARVM · REGES : SICILIE. Au. 3,37 g. Shield between star and “S”. Very round with fully preserved legends. Nice color. AU. Est...2500,00.

Charles-Joanna (1504-1555). 1 escudo. ND (ca. 1550). Sevilla. (Cal-198). (Tauler-23). Anv.: IOANNA ◦ ET ◦ CAROLVS ◦. Rev.: HISPANIORVM ◦ REGES ◦ SICILIAE. Au. 3,36 g. Shield between S and "square D". Full legends. Scarce. Slabbed by NGC as MS 61. XF. Est...2000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 1/4 real. ND (1568-1570). Lima. R. (Alonso Rincon). (Cal-94). (EMO-403.10, Plate coin). Anv.: PHILIPVS · II · HI. Rev.: SPANIARVM · E. Ag. 0,77 g. Struck on a broad round flan, this early Peruvian minor offers completely intact outer legends, a feature rarely seen for the type. The noted saltwater damage is fairly minor, and the coin presents exceptionally handsomely overall. Slabbed by NGC as VF Details, Saltwater damage. Ex EMO Collection. Ex Daniel F. Sedwick (18/05/2016), lot 921. Est...1200,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 1/2 real. ND (1568-1570). Lima. R (Alonso Rincon). (Cal-115). Ag. 1,54 g. HISPANI / IARVM. Full legend and inner details. Very rare in this condition. Almost XF. Est...900,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 1 real. ND (1568-1570). Lima. R (Alonso Rincon). (Cal-209). (S-L1). Ag. 3,45 g. Most of the legend visible. Dark patina. Rare. VF/Choice VF. Est...500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 reales. ND (1568-1570). Lima. R (Alonso Rincon). (Cal-333). Ag. 6,44 g. Assayer to left, P above and two dots below P-LVSV-T. Legends HISPAN/NIARVM. Very sharply struck and complete data. Slight double coinage on obverse and minimal corrosion. Nice grey patina. Very rare in this condition. XF/AU. Est...1500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 4 reales. ND (1568-1570). Lima. R (Alonso Rincon). (Cal-495). Ag. 13,21 g. Small assayer to left. P above PL-VSV-LT. Legends HISPA/NIARVM. Some area of weak strike, otherwise very good specimen. Rare. Choice VF/Almost XF. Est...1500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 8 reales. ND (1568-1570). Lima. R (Alonso Rincon). (Cal-651). (Calbetó-243 var). (Cy-3911). Anv.: PHILIPVS : II : D : HISPA. Rev.: NIARVM · ET · INDIARVM · REX. Ag. 25,51 g.

Assayer R to the left of the shield; on the reverse, above the waves, the denomination 8 in Arabic numeral, and in the center, the inscription PL/VSV/LT. Legends are complete, though somewhat weak in certain areas. An extraordinary obverse, considered among the finest known. Slight double striking and hairlines on the reverse. Fine transversal crack, more pronounced on the reverse, with some excess of metal. Extremely rare. Slabbed by NGC as AU Details, Obv. Tooled.

These coins are regarded as the first South American “dollars.” They were minted without explicit authorization and exhibit notable technical deficiencies — such as weight below the legal standard, irregularities in the die work (including double striking and cracks), the use of dies with spelling errors, and rudimentary engraving — which led to the rapid suspension of their production. They belong to the earliest 8 reales issues in the Americas, produced by assayers surnamed Rincón at the mints of Mexico (1538), Lima (1568–69), and Potosí (1575). Only three specimens are known from Mexico; those from Potosí number only a few dozen, while Lima pieces, such as this example, have fewer than ten registered specimens, making them iconic in colonial numismatics.

The Lima Mint was authorized by Philip II by Royal Order on August 21, 1565, although actual operations did not commence until September 1568. Under the direction of assayer Alonso Rincón — son of the renowned Rincón of Mexico — the mint was established in the local government building, which also served as a jail. On September 2, 1568, the die bearing the initial "R" was delivered, and the first silver deposits date from the 6th. In just over a year, more than 20,000 marks of silver were recorded, originating both from the Royal Treasury and a small group of local merchants known as "silver banks."

The mint’s activity was intense but brief and troubled. By late 1569, following an official inspection, various irregularities were detected, including the alleged misappropriation of seigniorage — the fiscal profit from minting — as well as the production of 8 reales coins not stipulated in the original regulations. Treasurer Lope de Mendaña was accused and convicted but later acquitted with a symbolic fine. Viceroy Francisco de Toledo later confirmed that, although not included in the initial ordinances, the mint was indeed authorized to produce duros (8 reales coins). After the scandal, operations ceased on October 11, 1569, and partially transferred to La Plata.

According to several specialists, including Paoletti, the striking of these exceedingly rare duros from Lima dates between 1568 and 1570. This specimen most likely corresponds to the brief and turbulent initial period, between September 1568 and October 1569. It is a piece of immense rarity, with fewer than ten specimens held in public and private collections, although no exact census has been published. Est...35000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 1/4 real. ND (1577-1588). Lima. (Diego de la Torre). (Cal-102). (EMO-423, Plate coin). Ag. 0,85 g. Shield between ★ and P. Variety with "★" mintmark on reverse to right of lion. Free of damage and almost devoid of circulation wear, this is an impressively original specimen. While it does feature some roughness and imperfect die state, the coin retains excellent legibility of the outer legends. Slabbed by NGC as MS 64 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census. Ex EMO Collection. Est...1500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 1/4 real. ND (1574-1576). Potosi. R. (Cal-106). Ag. 0,84 g. Castle between P-R. Almost full legends. Very rare. VF. Est...500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 1/2 real. ND (1580-1582). Panama. PM. (Proctor-HR.1PM). (Cal-133). (Km-1). Ag. 1,40 g. A/P to the left, P to the right, and M below the complete crowned monogram. Good strike, well-centered with all details clearly visible. Delicate and attractive patina with traces of luster on the obverse. Broad flan with beautifully defined castles and lions. Unique issue with dual assayers, featuring large lions and a reverse legend with the inverted “D” in “INDIARVM.” From other auctioned examples, we know the obverse legend ends with a backward “D” followed by a dot.

This is a magnificent coin, certain to catch the eye of collectors of this period. Extremely rare, with only a few known specimens. Slabbed by NGC as AU Details, Environmental damage. All examples of this type are designated as “Details” by NGC, and this particular piece is ranked among the top 10 highest-graded specimens certified. It represents an excellent opportunity to acquire one of the finest known examples of this rare variety, which seldom appears on the public market. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...15000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 reales. 1597. Granada. M. (Cal-329). (Jarabo-Sanahuja-A146, Plate coin). Ag. 6,74 g. Type OMNIVM. Value II lying to left, M/G to right. Inner frame on the reverse. The legend begins at 7h, with the date at 6h. Nice patina. Magnificent specimen for the type. Rare. Slabbed by NGC as XF 45 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census. Ex Cayon (05/16/2012), lot 517. Est...1800,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 reales. ND (1582-1583). Panama. B. (Proctor-2R.1B). (Cal-362). (Km-3.3, no price). Ag. 6,68 g. A/P/II to the left, oB to the right of the shield. Very well struck considering the usual rusticity of the series. Shield, crown, and cross fully intact. Slight double striking on the reverse. Part of the legend is visible.

As with lot 143, we are confident it will appeal to collectors of this period. Undoubtedly, it is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a specimen rarely offered publicly.

Extremely rare, with only 4 to 5 known examples. Encapsulated by NGC as XF Details, Environmental damage.

In 1579, Philip II authorized the minting of silver coins in the city of Panama, establishing rules on their composition and design, including the use of the mintmark PA, with the A superimposed. Although documentation on this mint was discovered in 1952, its existence remained little known and went unnoticed by numismatists.

Recent research by J. Proctor confirmed it operated between 1580 and 1583, and that the cobs with crowned shields and the A over P mark correspond to its production.

These coins are extremely rare, with very few known specimens in all their variants. The identity of the assayers is unconfirmed, although it is suggested that Bernardino Rodríguez may have worked there in 1582–1583. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...10000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 4 reales. ND (1577-1588). Lima. D. (Diego de la Torre). (Cal-501, Plate coin). Ag. 13,77 g. P/4 to the left, */oD to the right of the shield. Very round struck with full legends. Inner lattice on a part of the crown base. This beautifully preserved survivor, vastly superior than normally encountered, exhibits boldly struck devices with a full complete shieldan crown. Excellent eye appeal and magnificent specimen. Extremely rare in this state of preservation. Slabbed by NGC as MS 62 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census. Ex Áureo&Calicó Selection (10/03/2016), lot 121. Retains the auction lot-tag. Est...2000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 4 reales. ND (1574-1576). Potosi. R (Alonso Rincón). (Cal-518). Ag. 13,39 g. Mint and assayer to the left. Legends nearly complete. Slight rubbing at the top, likely from an attempt to remove deposits. Very rare. Desirable pedigree from the Luis R. Ponte Collection and the Sellschopp Collection (Swiss Bank Corp. auction of September 1988, lot 31); also illustrated on Plate 14 of Las acuñaciones de las cecas de Lima, La Plata y Potosí (1971) by Sellschopp; on Plate 333, page 114, of El Medio Duro (1971) by Pellicer i Bru; and on Plate 17, page 52, of The Coinage of Peru (1978) by Grunthal-Sellschopp. Choice VF. Est...1200,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 8 reales. ND (1586-1589). Potosi. A. (Cal-674). Ag. 27,31 g. P/A to the left, value VIII to the right of the shield. Arms of Flanders and Tyrol transposed. Very well struck, with good eye appeal and part of the legend visible. Beautiful old cabinet tone. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as XF 45. This coin is exempt from any export license fee. Est...1500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 8 reales. 1586. Segovia. (Cal-685). Ag. Aqueduct with 2 rows of 7 arches. Small inner cross. Slight patina. Very rare. Slabbed by NGC as AU 53. Est...2500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 8 reales. 1591/0. Segovia. (Cal-712). (Jarabo-Sanahuja-A455). Ag. 27,18 g. Aqueduct with three arches and two floors. Very clear overdate. Large castles with bricks. Three fleurs-de-lis in the arms of Burgundy. The M of HISPANIARVM touching the crown. Light patina. Very good specimen. Rare. Ex Isabel de Trastámara Collection, Aureo&Calicó (26/05/2016), lot 451. Almost XF. Est...3000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 8 reales. ND (ca. 1588). Sevilla. (Cal-720). (Jarabo-Sanahuja-A558). Ag. 27,30 g. Fleur-de-lis between shield and crown with roundels intercalated. Square assayer on reverse. Attractive struck especially well done and very rounded. The V of PHILIPPVS is an inverted A and the H of HISPANIRVM without crossbar. Rare in this condition. Slabbed by NGC as AU 58. Only 3 finer specimens in the NGC census Ex Áureo&Calicó Selection (12/03/2020), lot 156. Retains the auction lot-tag. Est...900,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 1 escudo. ND (1566-1576). Toledo. M. (Cal-800). (Tauler-51). Au. 3,33 g. T/M on the left, value on the right. Some luster, and nice color. Very attractive and rare in this grade. Slabbed by PCGS as MS 61 (Top Pop), the finest known in the PCGS census. Est...2000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 escudos. ND (1566-1587). Sevilla. (Cal-827/828). (Tauler-30/31). Au. 6,69 g. Square D assayer. Rare. Slabbed by NGC as UNC Details, Cleaned. Almost MS. Est...2500,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 escudos. ND (1566-1587). Sevilla. (Cal-827). (Tauler-30). Au. 6,70 g. Square S/d to the left, value II to the right. No king’s ordinal in the legend. Shield and crown fully complete. Lovely color. Rare. Slabbed by NGC as AU 55. Ex Caballero de las Yndias, Áureo&Calicó (June 3, 2009), lot 1120, retains the auction lot-tag. Est...3000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 escudos. ND (1566-1587). Sevilla. (Cal-828). (Tauler-31). Au. 6,79 g. With the king´s ordinal. "Square d" assayer. Mintmark and assayer on the left. Rare. Almost XF. Est...2000,00.

Philip II (1556-1598). 2 escudos. 1592/1. Sevilla. (B). (Cal-845). (Tauler-45a). Au. 6,69 g. Full date in vertical position to the right. Nice color. Rare overdate. AU. Est...2000,00.