Extremely rare Lima
Charles IV (1788-1808). 4 escudos. 1793. Lima. IJ. (Cal-1455). . 13,43 g. Planchet flaws on the obverse. Nice color. Original luster. This type, which is rarely encountered in good condition, offers great appeal and charm despite its flaws.
Extremely rare; we have found no references to other specimens of this date auctioned in recent decades. Almost XF. Est...3000,00.
NGC - MS 62
Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 escudos. 1802. Madrid. FA. (Cal-1621). (Cal onza-1012). . 27,09 g. No dot before AUSPICE neither after FELIX.
Magnificent specimen with full luster, with only one adjustment mark on the bust and tiny marks on the obverse. Excellent eye appeal. Rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 62. Est...8000,00.
Excellent eye appeal
Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 escudos. 1791. Mexico. FM. (Cal-1630). (Cal onza-1018). . 26,98 g. Full luster with intense yellow color. Tiny marks in the fields and slight weakness in the centers; nevertheless, it displays excellent eye appeal. Rare in this grade. Almost MS. Est...6000,00.
Superb - MS 64 Top Pop!!
Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 escudos. 1794. Santa Fe de Nuevo Reino. JJ. (Cal-1726). (Cal onza-1125). (Restrepo-97-10). . Magnificent specimen with a strong, sharp strike and extraordinary detail in the reliefs, particularly in the king's portrait. Full original luster enhances its pristine surfaces and exceptional eye appeal.
Slabbed by PCGS as MS 64 (Top Pop), the finest graded specimen in the NGC census. Est...20000,00.
NGC - MS 61
Charles IV (1788-1808). 8 escudos. 1799. Santiago. DA. (Cal-1765). (Cal onza-1164). . 26,97 g. Bust of Charles III and king’s ordinal IIII. Scratches on the lower part of the bust. Original luster, full on the reverse.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 61. Only 2 finer specimens in the NGC census. Est...5000,00.
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). "Proclamation of the Constitution" medal. 18 March 1812. Mexico city. (V.Q.-141196). (Rah-483). (Grove-F 219a). . 6,67 g. 23 mm. Magnificent piece with Plenty of original luster and Minimal adjustment lines on obverse. Rare, even more so in this grade.
The medal was promoted and financed by Antonio Bergosa y Jordán, Archbishop of Mexico City, who arranged for its minting at the Mexico City Mint on the occasion of the promulgation of the Constitution of Cádiz. Almost MS. Est...500,00.
Sierra de Pinos
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1/4 real. 1814. Sierra de Pinos (San Luis Potosí). (Cal-121). (Grove-F186a). . 4,42 g. Emergency coinage issued by the Sierra de Pinos Town Council in 1814, possibly under the authorization of Subdelegate Andrés López Portillo. It features prominent symbols of loyalty to the Spanish Crown.
Obv.: Crowned lion rampant between columns, accompanied by the legend «V. – ¼» (worth one quarter). Rev.: Castle atop a chest between columns, with the interlinked letters DE and the initials PP (Partido Pinos).
Very nice specimen for this issue. Legends virtually complete, with all details visible. Light oxidation on the obverse rim. Very rare. VF. Est...600,00.
NGC - XF Details
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1 real. 1812. Sombrerete de Vargas. (Cal-683). (Ramírez-S1.2.1). . Slightly off-center strike, but with most details well defined on a fairly broad planchet. Attractive contrast of toning that enhances the reliefs. All identifying details visible and legends nearly complete. Rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as XF Details, Cleaned. Est...1200,00.
Local arms - VF 35
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 1 real. 1811. Zacatecas. LVO. (Cal-697 var). (Ramírez-Z1.1.1c). . First type. Variety with the legend error "ZACATS" instead of "ZACATECAS". Local coat of arms featuring flowers and castles. Denomination 1R in the legend at 5 o'clock. Complete legends and all identifying details visible. Soft toning. Very rare.
Slabbed by NGC as VF 35. Only one specimen graded higher in the NGC census. Est...2000,00.
Excelent Cataluña
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 2 reales. 1812. Cataluña, minted in Mallorca. SF. (Cal-766). Ag. 5,55 g. Dot between the assayers and after the F. Hairline in the obverse field and tiny marks. Full luster with a subtle iridescent hue on the reverse. Excellent eye appeal. Very rare in this grade. Mint state. Est...600,00.
NGC - MS 64 Top Pop!!
Ferdinand VII (1808-1833). 20 reales. 1821. Madrid. SR. (Cal-1281). . “Cabezón” type. Steel-gray cabinet toning with subtle iridescent hues. Original luster. Lovely specimen. Extremely rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS 64 (Top Pop), the finest known in the NGC census. Est...6000,00.
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