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

Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1800-AJ, KM51, AXF, nicely toned and boldly struck except on part of the reverse crown. From the Morris Geiger Collection. Import

Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1805-FJ, KM51, AU-UNC, a superb coin with fully struck details and light toning over full mint luster. There is one adjustment ma

Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1806-FJ, KM51, AU, but with light porosity, especially in the legends, and cleaned. The net appearance of this very scarce date i

Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1808-FJ, KM51, very scarce date, XF-AU, very attractive with nearly full mint luster. One small edge flaw with minor oxidation on

Carlos IIII Proclamation Peso 1789 Copper, Fonrobert 9806, proclaiming the accession of Carlos IIII through Governor Higgins, engraved by Nazaval. 43

Ferdinand VII 1/4 Real 1817, KM73, UNC, nice bold strike with flashy luster and light toning. The 1817 and 1818 dates were struck under the Republic.

Ferdinand VII 4 Reales 1810-FJ, KM67, bust of Carlos IV, AVF details, but softly struck and cleaned. The areas around the legends display some reflect

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1814-FJ, KM80, bust of Ferdinand, choice AU-UNC, very boldly struck and with beautiful blue, gold and gray toning over full min

Ferdinand VII gold Escudo 1808-FJ, KM61, bust of Carlos IV, choice XF, softly struck on the bust but with considerable mint luster and reflective fiel

Ferdinand VII gold 2 Escudos 1811-FJ, KM70, bust of Carlos III. Nice F-VF, very pleasing appearance and an elusive colonial gold type. Important notic