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

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