2004 (HWCA) Orlando, FL Signature Sale #339 - Session 1

Carlos IV gold 4 Escudos 1792P-JF, KM61.2, XF, very boldly struck and lightly lustrous, particularly on the reverse. A very attractive example of this

Carlos IV gold 8 Escudos 1804/3-NR-JJ, KM62.1, XF details but ex-jewelry with polished surfaces and myriad tiny surface marks. From the Morris Geiger

Ferdinand VII 1/4 Real 1822PN, KM67.2, Castle with date below, N over P to the left and 1/4 to the right/Rampant Lion. VF, crudely produced but very c

Ferdinand VII 2 Reales 1819NR-FJ, KM70.1, F-VF, numerous obverse surface marks and light scratches, but nicely toned and still decent, plus 1 Reals NR

Ferdinand VII 2 Reales - Lot of Three, KM70.1 1818NR-FJ, VF nicely toned, minor flaw below king's chin and 1819NR-FJ, AVF toned and attractive a...

Ferdinand VII 2 Reales 1822P-O, KM74, lot of three coins: Good, worn but decent, VG with very nice details and VG-Fine, attractively toned and quite a

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1814P-JF, KM71, F-VF with several small planchet flaws on the obverse including a lamination on the kings breast. The reverse i

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1814P-JF, KM71, nice F-VF, problem-free planchet and light toning. There is one edge bruise at 9 o'clock on the reverse a...

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1814P-JF, KM71, VF-XF, a beautifully toned coin with bold details and glossy surfaces, very rare and desirable grade for this r

Ferdinand VII gold Escudo 1817NR-JF, KM64.1, AU, very choice with extremely sharp details and full mint luster. There is one small planchet flaw on th

Ferdinand VII gold Escudo 1819/8-NR-JF, KM64.1, unlisted and very obvious overdate. Nearly XF with luster traces in the legends, just a bit softly str

Ferdinand VII gold 4 Escudos 1818NR-JF, KM72, rare two-year type for the NR mint. XF, some light surface marks, but very attractive with old-time purp

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1810NR-JF, KM66.1, bust of Carlos IV. VF but with a large lamination on the king's face and an X scratch in the lef...

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1810-P-JF, KM66.2, Popayan mint, VF, nicely toned and very attractive. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions materi

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1816-P-F, KM66.2, Popayan mint, rare single letter assayer. XF with considerable mint luster and nice eye appeal. The obv

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1816-Pn-FR, KM66.3, very scarce type with the Popayan mint given as Pn. XF, boldly struck and lustrous, but with a small

Ferdinand VII Santa Marta 1/2 Real 1813, KM3, listed as rare and unpriced. Crudely produced VF with a small edge crack and with glossy surfaces and cr

Nueva Granada. 1 Real 1813-JF, KM1, Cundinamarca Province, struck at Bogota in the first year of Colombian independence. Indian head with Libertad Ame

Republic. 8 Reales 1820-JF Cundinamarca, KM6, AVF, very nice for this series with bold details and light, attractive toning. Also, 1/2 Real 1821-Ba-JF

Republic. 8 Reales 1821-JF, KM6, type without the Bogota mintmark, AVF, a nice example of this crude coinage with strong legends and light, attractive

Republic. 8 Reales 1821-Ba-JF, KM6, Cundinamarca Province, VF-XF, very nicely struck and with even gold and gray toning, and traces of luster in the l

Republic. 8 Reales 1821-Ba-JF, KM6, Cundinamarca Province, AXF, a superb coin with extremely bold details and perfect toning over glossy surfaces and

Nueva Granada. 2 Reales 1819-JF, KM76, denomination in outer legend, VF-XF, rare grade, softly struck obverse and correspondingly bold reverse. A very

Nueva Granada. 8 Reales 1819-JF, KM78, VF-XF, a superb coin with extremely well-struck details and very light toning over slightly glossy and totally

Republic. 8 Reales 1821-Ba-JF, KM73, with pomegranate counterstamp on the reverse (twice!) The host coin is KM6, Cundinamarca, and is nice VG. It is u

Nueva Granada. 8 Reales 1819-JF, Type of KM78, unlisted in KM with the pomegranate counterstamp (KM73 counterstamped on KM6.) Nice F-VF with bold coun

Republic of Colombia. 8 Reales 1835Ba-RS, KM89, XF-AU, beautiful blue, yellow and gray toning over lustrous surfaces, rare grade for this key date. Th

Republic. Gold Escudo 1831-RU Popayan, KM81.2, XF, very crudely struck but with little if any circulation wear. What appears to be scratches on Libert

Republic. Bronze Pattern or Trial Strike Escudo 1832-RU, type of KM81.2, Popayan mint, glossy brown XF and very boldly struck. Clearly struck from ori

Republic. Gold 2 Escudos 1825-JF Bogota, KM83, XF+, an extremely choice example with strong details and beautiful mint luster. This is a very scarce t

Republic. Gold 8 Escudos 1825/4-JF Bogota, KM82.1, unlisted overdate, VF+ with typical small surface marks and one rim nick on the obverse.From the Mo

Republic. Gold 8 Escudos 1833/22-UR-Popayan, KM82.2, choice AU-UNC, just a hint of wear on the high points, fully lustrous with some light hairlines i

Republic. Gold 8 Escudos 1834-UR Popayan, KM82.2, scarce date, VF, softly struck obverse, but with good color and a better reverse. Just a few small p

Republic. Gold 8 Escudos 1835-RS Bogota, KM82.1, AXF, somewhat crudely struck, but with old-time deep orange toning over original mint luster. There a

Nueva Granada. 8 Reales 1837-RS Bogota, KM92, rare type, bold VF+, somewhat harshly cleaned fields and one small obverse rim nick. From the Morris Gei

Nueva Granada. 8 Reales 1846-RS Bogota, KM98, AU, crudely struck and with some planchet flaws, including one noticeable edge crack by the LA on the ob

Nueva Granada. 10 Reales 1848, KM107, XF+, very bold strike and with virtually no visible circulation wear. The surfaces are slightly porous and some

Nueva Granada. 10 Reales 1851/0 Bogota, KM111, VF+, a nice uncleaned example of this scarce two-year type and an unlisted overdate. Also, 1/4 Real 184

Nueva Granada. Gold Peso 1837-RS Bogota, KM93, XF+, harshly cleaned but with strong design details, and otherwise undamaged, which is most unusual for

Nueva Granada. Gold 16 Pesos 1845-RS Bogota, KM94.1, AU-UNC, fully lustrous, but with small planchet laminations especially on the obverse.From the Mo

Nueva Granada. Gold 16 Pesos 1846-UM Popayan, KM94.2, UNC, crudely produced but with full brilliant mint luster. A very attractive example of this lar

Nueva Granada. Gold 16 Pesos 1848-RS Bogota, KM94.1, AVF, slightly dirty and with a few small rim bumps. Scarce date.From the Morris Geiger Collection

Nueva Granada. Gold 2 Pesos 1858/48 Popayan, KM121, VF-XF, lovely toned luster, small planchet flaw on the cheek of Libertad. A very attractive little

Nueva Granada. Silver Pattern 8 Pesos 1848, KM-Pn17 in gold, but unlisted in silver. Choice toned Proof and extremely rare. Libertad/Coat of arms with

Nueva Granada. Gold 10 Pesos 1856 Popayan, KM116.2, rare date, VF-XF with some luster traces in the lettering. Struck from well-used dies but quite at

Nueva Granada. Gold 10 Pesos 1857 Bogota, KM116.1, AU with full mint luster, small surface marks as usual, and a small indentation at the base of Libe

Nueva Granada. Gold 10 Pesos 1858 Bogota, KM122.1, UNC, weakly struck center designs on both sides, but with full blazing mint luster and razor sharp

Nueva Granada. Gold 10 Pesos 1858 Popayan, KM122.2, XF+, lustrous and quite attractive.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important notice: Heritage u

Nueva Granada. Gold 10 Pesos 1858 Popayan, KM122.2, UNC, fully brilliant and a nice strike for the Popayan mint. There is a small planchet lamination

Nueva Granada. Gold 10 Pesos 1858 Popayan, KM122.2, UNC, full blazing mint luster, almost prooflike in areas of the obverse. The strike is slightly so