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

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1813-FJ, KM78, very rare variety with AUPICE instead of AUSPICE in the reverse legend (unlisted in KM.) Bust of Carlos IV

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1814-FJ, KM78, VF, a nice attractive coin with some luster in the peripheral legends. Important notice: Heritage usually

Republic. 1 Real 1834-IJ, KM91, AU, a superb little coin with light attractive toning over full mint luster. The strike is very bold as well, making t

Republic. 2 Reales 1834-IJ, KM92, XF, very lightly cleaned long ago. There is a planchet lamination along the obverse edge at 7 o'clock, and an ...

Republic. Peso 1817-FJ, KM82.2, Y to left of pillar, XF-AU, cleaned and with a small planchet defect to the right of the volcano, very boldly struck d

Republic. Peso 1817-FJ, KM82.2, Y to left of pillar, AU with superb gold-gray toning and very distinctive details. There are three small scratches to

Republic. Peso 1822-FI, KM82.2, AU55 ANACS, lightly toned and very attractive with full underlying luster.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important

Republic. Peso 1833-I, KM82.2, AU, deeply toned and very attractive. There is one old scratch descending from the LIBERTAD banner on the reverse, and

Republic. Serena 8 Reales (1833), KM109.2, SER and volcano counterstamped on Argentina 8 Reales 1815. Although this counterstamp is believed by most a

Republic. 8 Reales 1839-IJ, KM96.1, XF, lightly cleaned, but exceptional grade for this early series. Very scarce.From the Morris Geiger Collection. I