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

Salzburg. Johann Ernst Taler 1694, KM254, Dav-3510. XF, just a few tiny flan flaws. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate o

Salzburg. Johann Ernst Taler 1700, KM254, Dav-3510. Superb UNC, very light golden toning over fully lustrous, prooflike surfaces. Important notice: He

Salzburg. Johann Ernst Taler 1702, KM254, Dav-1234, Probst 1808. XF, lightly cleaned and with a spot of oxidation near the date. Important notice: Her

Salzburg. Johan Ernst gold 1/4 Ducat 1705, KM255, MS64 NGC, a choice little gold coin with full mint luster. Important notice: Heritage usually auctio

Salzburg. Franz Anton gold 1/4 Ducat 1719, KM297, choice UNC, full glittering mint luster. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the

Salzburg. Leopold Anton gold Ducat 1728, KM323, XF, surfaces slightly grainy. Rare type.From the I. Kaufman Arenberg Collection. Important notice: Her

Salzburg. Sigismund Taler 1757, KM388, Dav-1249, Probst 2280. AU, cleaned, small surface scratches in the exposed fields, but still highly lustrous an

Salzburg. Sigismund Taler 1759, KM394, Dav-1252. XF, somewhat unevenly toned. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-

Salzburg. Sigismund Taler 1761, KM395.2, Dav-1254. Lustrous XF, lightly cleaned and with minor planchets flaws and incorporated carbon on the obverse

Salzburg. Sigismund Taler 1771, KM429, Dav-1261B. Choice XF-AU, lightly dipped but lustrous and very attractive. Important notice: Heritage usually au

Salzburg. Hieronymous Taler 1776, KM435, Dav-1263. Choice Toned XF-AU, one very light hairline scratch in the obverse field. An attractive coin with t

Salzburg. Hieronymous Taler 1788, KM462, Dav-1264, Probst 2436. AU, lightly dipped, but fully lustrous and attractive. Important notice: Heritage usua

Salzburg. Hieronymous Taler 1792-M, KM465, AU, lightly cleaned and light oxidation along the reverse edge.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important

Salzburg. Hieronymous Taler 1794, KM465, Dav-1265. AU-UNC, very well-struck, lightly cleaned. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at

Salzburg. Hieronymous Ducat in Silver 1782, KM452 (in gold), Probst 2423. Struck to commemorate the 1200th Anniversary of the Bishopric. XF with sligh

Salzburg. Hieronymous gold Ducat 1785-M, KM437, XF with minor surface marks, plus Salzburg 1/4 Ducat 1782 KM443, XF and lightly creased. From the Morr

Salzburg. Ferdinand Taler 1806, KM499, Dav-44. AU-UNC, lightly dipped, very tiny surface marks in the obverse fields. The reverse is somewhat prooflik

Salzburg. Trio of Silver Types, Johann Ernst 1/2 Taler 1695 KM253, toned nearly XF, Leopold 4 Kreuzer 1731 KM336, choice AU, struck from roller dies a

Vienna. Christoph Anton Taler 1781, Dav-1267, KM1, AU, cleaned and one small flaw on the obverse rim at 9 o'clock. Very scarce with only 2000 mi...

Elizabeth II gold Proof Set 1971, KM-PS5A, comprising the 10-20-50-100 Dollars, KM25, 27, 29 and 31. All four coins are choice Proof with cameo busts

Isa bin Sulman gold 10 Dinars 1968, Fr-1, choice BU, for the opening of Isa Town. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of

Gold 50 Dinars 1971, Friedberg 2, Independence commemorative, BU, fields display die polishing lines. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions mate

Gold 50 Dinars 1971, Friedberg 2, Independence commemorative, BU, fields display die polishing lines. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions mate

Gold 50 Dinars AH1398 (1978), KM11, Fr-4, 50th Anniversary of the Monetary Agency, Proof. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the

Gold 50 Dinars 1983, not listed in KM, Opening of Hamad Town, Proof. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250 lots

Gold 100 Dinars AH1398 (1978), KM12, Fr-3, Monetary Agency, Proof. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250 lots pe

Gold 100 Dinars 1398H (1978), KM12, Fr-3, Monetary Agency, Proof. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250 lots per

Leopold II gold 20 Francs 1882, KM37, three choice coins all certified MS64 NGC. 3 coins Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the r

Liege. Maximillian Henry Patagon 1671, KM80 (ex-20), Dav-4294. Toned VF, one large die cud on the obverse as made, and some light adjustment marks alo

Gold 10,000 Ngultrum 1996, Endangered Wildlife, choice Proof, not currently listed in KM or Friedberg.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important not

Felipe II Cob 2 Reales P-R, Cayon 47, 3456-60. Nice VF with bold P R, denomination II and Philipp in the obverse legend. Very scarce and popular assay

Felipe II Cob 8 Reales Assayer A, Cayon 1519, KM5.3, rare assayer. Choice VF-XF, a superb example featuring a broad strike and very bold details. The

Felipe III Cob 2 Reales P-M (1598-1621), KM8, Cayon 2068, Fine plus, and Cob 2 Reales KM14.1 of Felipe IV, assayer circle with dot (Juan Rodriguez de

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1629-T Potosi, KM19.1, VF, crudely produced but a broadly struck example with clear P - T on the obverse and 629 in the reverse

Felipe IV Cob 2 Reales 1653-E, KM16.2, VF, date a bit weak but most details bold, slight surface porosity although an attractive example nevertheless.

Felipe IV Cob 4 Reales 1654-E, KM18.1, scarcer date. Very clear dates and assayers on both sides, with light surface oxidation. The overall appearance

Felipe IV Cob 4 Reales 1654-E, KM18.1, very scarce. F-VF with three readable dates, reasonably broad strike and just a bit of surface porosity. Rare w

Felipe IV Cob 4 Reales 1660-E, KM18.2, scarcer date. Overstruck on an earlier undated type, this most unusual coin has a clear date, mint and assayer

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1652-E, KM20, two pieces, transitional type with I PH 6 added below the obverse crown: VF, very crude strike and with a large p

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1652-E, KM20.1, very scarce transitional type with I PH 6 added below the obverse crown. Crude AVF, hairline planchet crack but

Felipe IIII Cob 8 Reales 1652-E, KM20, very scarce transitional type with "I PH 6" added below the obverse crown. The central date is not ...

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1652-E, KM20, very scarce type with I PH 6 added below the obverse crown. Three readable dates, which is most unusual for this

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1653-E, KM21, transitional type with PH below the obverse crown, clear reverse date and partial dates on the obverse above the

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1653-E, KM21, two pieces: Crude VF with date, mint and assayer visible on both sides, very minor porosity and an usually full s

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1654-E and H, KM21, crude F-VF, and an interesting variety with the normal E assayer on the obverse, but a very clear H assayer

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1654-E, KM21, two pieces: VF with two clear dates and assayers, light surface porosity, and F-VF, crude and slightly double-str

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1658-E, KM21, F-VF, generally clear details including the date and assayer. The surfaces exhibit very light porosity, but it is

Felipe IV Cob 8 Reales 1651-E, KM-C19.2ND, two pieces, both with the crowned L counterstamp on the reverse. Both coins grade F-VF with clear dates and

Carlos II Cob 2 Reales 1692-VR, KM24, rare date, nice F-VF, very clear date and assayer.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important notice: Heritage

Carlos II 2 Reales 1693-VR Corazon, KM24, VF and holed, struck on a heart-shaped planchet and very rare. 4.52 grams. Ex-Ponterio Auction 42, lot 586.

Carlos II Cob 8 Reales 1686-VR, KM26, scarcer date. AVF, crude as usual and with a large planchet crack, as made. Two dates are readily readable and t

Felipe V Cob 1 and 2 Reales Potosi, including 1 Reals: KM28a 1731-M, VF, very nice example of this scarce assayer with bold date and assayer, 1734-E,

Felipe V Cob 8 Reales 1717-Y, KM31, VF, quite crude and struck on an unusally shaped planchet, clear date and assayer readable on both sides.From the

Felipe V Cob 8 Reales 1728-M, KM31, VF, very bold date and assayer on the obverse, and a clear reverse date as well.From the Morris Geiger Collection.

Ferdinand VI Cob Denomination Set 1757, A very unusual offering comprising the 1/2, 1, 2, 4 and 8 Reales 1757, a most difficult set to assemble! The g

Carlos III Cob 8 Reales 1766-V, KM45, crude VF, clear date, assayer and denomination.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important notice: Heritage usu

Carlos III Pillar 4 Reales 1769-JR, KM49, VF+, very bold and attractive, very scarce denomination.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important notice:

Carlos III Pillar 8 Reales 1770-JR, KM50, dot after CAROLUS. Choice VF+, very attractive with even gray toning and very sharp details.From the Morris

Carlos III 4 Reales 1774-JR, KM54, AXF, very strong hair details and with some remaining luster. Very scarce grade for this early type. From the Morri

Carlos III 8 Reales 1774-JR, KM55, UNC, a superb example with full blazing mint luster, light toning and extremely bold details. It is hard to imagine

Carlos III 8 Reales 1783/2-PR, KM55, very scarce overdate. Bold XF and very well struck, but with some light surface marks, old time cleaning and a re

Carlos III 8 Reales 1783/2-PR, KM55, very bold overdate, AU, extremely bold details with virtually no trace of circulation wear. Although lightly clea

Carlos III gold 8 Escudos 1786-PR, KM59, AVF but with polished surfaces and a trace of mounting at the top - typical ex-jewelry appearance.From the I.

Carlos IV 8 Reales 1808-PJ, KM73.1, AU, lustrous but with a typical soft strike on the obverse.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important notice: He

Carlos III gold 8 Escudos 1791-PR, KM81, regular bust, rare first date of issue. Nice AVF, lightly cleaned and with some minor surface encrustation. I

Carlos IV gold 8 Escudos 1798-PP, KM81, XF with considerable mint luster, obverse scratch in the left field and numerous small scratches on the revers

Carlos IV gold 8 Escudos 1805-PJ, KM81, choice XF-AU, fully lustrous and very attractive. Interestingly, the S in HISP and the S in AUSPICE are punche

Ferdinand VII 4 Reales 1825-J, KM88, rare assayer. Fine+, flatly struck on the bust as always, but quite attractive. Important notice: Heritage usuall

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1808-PJ, KM84, scarcer date. Bold VF with some surface oxidation. Also, 8 Reales 1818-PJ, XF-AU, tiny oxidation spot on the obv

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1813-PJ "FERDIN IIV", KM89, very rare obverse error in the legend with IIV instead of VII. VF, softly struck obvers...

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1824-PJ, KM84, very scarce date. Choice AU with full mint luster and one very light obverse scratch. The obverse strike is just

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1824-PJ, KM84, very scarce date and grade. Superb AU-UNC, no wear evident although there is some softness to the obverse strike

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1825-J, KM84, VF+ with some luster traces and a bit of surface oxidation, and a small planchet flaw below the date. A very scar

Ferdinand VII gold 1/4 Escudo 1808, A fantasy issue which has long been part of the numismatic lore of the Potosi coinage. Choice UNC, 0.62 grams and

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1822-PJ, KM91, XF, a handsome coin with considerable mint luster and none of the defects that usually plague this type. T

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1823-PJ, KM91, XF+, bold strike, but somewhat harshly cleaned and possible trace of mounting, visible on the edge only.Fr

Republic. Scarce La Paz Minor Types, A nice group of three coins including: Sol 1856-P KM128 "La Paz" head, XF with light toning and very ...

Republic. Potosi 2 Soles - Lot of Four, including 1829-JM KM95, XF with light toning and mint luster, very scarce date, 1859/7-FJ KM121.3, crude VF-XF

Republic. 4 Soles 1855-MJ Potosi "CONSTITUCIN" Error, KM123.2, very rare error spelling, only a few known and this has to be one of the be...

Republic. 4 Soles 1855-MJ Potosi "CONSTITUCIN" Error, KM123.2, very rare error spelling. Although not quite as high grade as the example i...

Republic. 4 Soles 1853-J La Paz "Barehead", KM124.1, Fine or slightly better, this type is very scarce and elusive without a hole. Althoug...

Republic. 4 Soles 1854-F La Paz "Potosi Head," KM125, AU-UNC, a superb coin with extremely bold details and full mint luster, just amazing...

Republic. 4 Soles 1857-P La Paz, KM130, XF+, lightly toned, crudely produced but exceptionally nice for this La Paz coinage and possibly the finest kn

Republic. 4 Soles La Paz Date Collection, KM125 1854-F, VF, KM130 1855-F, XF crudely struck, 1857-P, VF and rare, 1858-P, Nice VF and rare, and KM136

Republic. 4 Soles La Paz - Lot of Nine Coins, KM125 1854-F, KM130 1855-F (2), 1857-P, rare date, 1858-P (5), rare date! An old accumulation that inclu

Republic. 8 Soles 1827-JM, KM97, large alpacas, choice toned AU-UNC with extremely bold details and tremendous eye appeal. One of the nicest early 8 S

Republic. 8 Soles 1828-JM, KM97, XF/AU, slightly crude but with considerable mint luster, especially on the reverse, plus 1828-JM, AVF with minor scra

Republic. 8 Soles 1833-L, KM97, very rare assayer, VF-XF, weakly struck obverse and a bit of light oxidation near the edge, but an elusive date/assaye

Republic. 8 Soles 1833-LM, KM97, AU fully lustrous and only slightly crude, plus 1838-LM, AU-UNC but with some light surface oxidation and 1838-LM, AU

Republic. 8 Soles 1848-R, KM-A103, very scarce, VF with attractive toning and a small lamination on the cheek of Bolivar, plus 8 Soles 1853-FP KM112.1

Republic. Peso 1859-FJ, KM138.1, E-116, Y11a, very rare type with denomination as Po 400 Gs. VF, some minor rim nicks and lightly cleaned, but one of

Republic. Peso 1859-FJ, KM138.4, rare type with the weight expressed as 400 Gs. VG-F, perhaps better but the centers are weakly struck. This example i

Repubic. Gold 1/2 Scudo 1839-LM, KM100, VF+, boldly struck with an edge mount trace at the top, but still very attractive, plus gold 1/2 Scudo 1841-LR

Republic. Gold Scudo 1832/1-JL, KM98, very bold overdate! Nice VF-XF, a few small marks in the obverse field, but a boldly struck example with some mi

Republic. Gold Scudo 1832-JL, KM98, XF-AU, sharp details, somewhat harshly cleaned, but a very attractive example of this early gold coinage. Smaller

Republic. Gold Scudo 1835-LM, KM98, MS60 ANACS. A very sharply struck example and with full mint luster. There is a hairline planchet crack extending

Republic. Gold Scudo 1837-LM, KM98, AU58 PCGS. A superb example of this type with bold details and full mint luster. Just the slightest hint of wear o

Republic. Gold 2 Scudos 1841-LR, KM106, rare one-year type with the laureate bust of Bolivar. Very sharp AU, lightly cleaned and with a planchet lamin

Republic. Gold 2 Scudos 1841-LR, KM106, laureate bust of Bolivar, rare type. XF, very bold details, cleaned and with a vague trace of mount removal at

Republic. Gold 8 Scudos 1831-JL, KM99, F-VF with weakly struck centers, but undamaged and bold peripheral details.From the Morris Geiger Collection. I