8 reales. Spanish Monarchy. Philip IV (1621-1665). 1659. Sevilla. (R). Full date. Although neither the mintmark nor the assayer mark is visible, the style of the strike allows it to be unequivocally attributed to the Seville Mint. Extremely rare and possibly unique. The possible existence of this date was previously noted by Jarabo-Sanahuja. We are confident that this specimen will attract considerable interest among specialist collectors of this period. Slabbed by NGC as MS 60. The mint is not specified on the certification label; if correctly attributed to Seville, it would be Top Pop in the NGC census. Unique? - MS 60. Cal. 1667. Jarabo-Sanahuja. C528, indicate the possible existence of this date. Ag. 25,42.

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Philip IV (1621-1665). 8 reales. 1659. Sevilla. (R). (Cal-1667). (Jarabo-Sanahuja-C528, indicate the possible existence of this date). Ag. 25,42 g. Full date. Although neither the mintmark nor the assayer mark is visible, the style of the strike allows it to be unequivocally attributed to the Seville Mint. Extremely rare and possibly unique. The possible existence of this date was previously noted by Jarabo-Sanahuja.

We are confident that this specimen will attract considerable interest among specialist collectors of this period.

Slabbed by NGC as MS 60. The mint is not specified on the certification label; if correctly attributed to Seville, it would be Top Pop in the NGC census. Est...2500,00.

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Lot 249 | Spanish Monarchy

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