2004 (HWCA) Orlando, FL Signature Sale #339 - Session 2

Ferdinand VII 2 Reales 1809-JP, KM104.2, Lima bust, legend FERDIN. Rare date! Nice VG with all details clear and bold. Also, 2 Reales 1811-JP KM115.1

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1811-JP Lima Bust, KM106.2, FERDIN, XF+ with beautiful gold and gray toning.From the I. Kaufman Arenberg Collection. Important

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1811-JP Lima Bust, KM106.2 FERDIN, Choice AU with full mint lustre and well-struck details. A very pleasing example of this thr

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1811-JP Lima Bust, KM106.2 FERDIN, superb AU-UNC with bold details and beautiful blue-gray and gold toning. A premium example o

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1811-JP, KM117.1 Standard bust, rare date! VF or better with a full PLUS ULTRA, but crudely struck and with light oxidation and

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1815-JP, KM117.1, AU lightly cleaned and re-toned, quite attractive for this crudely produced coinage. Two very light scratches

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1820-JP, KM117.1, AU, only slightly crude with virtually no wear evident on the high points, and no adjustment marks. Very lust

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1823-JP, KM117.1, rare date. Fine or better for strike, but with surface oxidation and light scratches on the obverse. Still a

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1824-JM Lima, KM117.1, very rare date and grade! Lightly toned XF with extremely bold details and superior eye appeal. This was

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1824-G/T Cuzco, KM117.2, rare variety with the G assayer punched over a T, unpriced in KM. Unevenly struck Fine with all import

Ferdinand VII 8 Reales 1824-T Cuzco, KM117.2, technically only F/VF, but very decent for this crude coinage. The surfaces are attractive albeit lightl

Ferdinand VII Proclamation 8 Reales 1808, Fonrobert 8968, struck October 13, 1808 and proclaiming the accession of Ferdinand via his Viceroy, Abascal.

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1811-JP, KM107, Fr-44, uniformed Lima bust. XF with toned luster, but also with a large planchet lamination on the revers

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1820-JP, KM129.1, Fr-54. Lustrous XF, slightly soft obverse strike and a series of planchet laminations on the reverse.Fr

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1824-G Cuzco, KM129.2, Fr-55. Rare one year type. XF for strike, but cleaned or lightly polished leaving the surfaces rat

Ferdinand VII gold 8 Escudos 1824-G Cuzco, KM129.2, Fr-55. Well-struck XF with bold details on both sides. Very lightly cleaned and with a small planc

Republic. 4 Reales 1854-MB, KM151.3, choice toned UNC, just a remarkable grade for this early coinage.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important not

Republic. 8 Reales 1826-JM Lima, KM142.1, early type with small figure of Libertad. Superb AU-UNC, deeply toned with highly reflective surfaces. Addit

Republic. 8 Reales 1826-JM Lima, KM142.1, small figure of Libertad. Nice XF-AU, lightly cleaned but still very nice and 8 Reales 1829-JM Lima KM142.3,

Republic. 8 Reales 1828-JM Lima, KM142.3, large figure of Libertad. Choice virtually UNC with full mint luster. The strike is slightly soft at the cen

Republic. 8 Reales 1831-MM Lima, KM142.3, deeply toned AU-UNC, the strike is very sharp although there is some typical crudeness evident on Libertad.

Republic. 8 Reales 1833-MM Lima, KM142.3, AU/UNC, the obverse is fully prooflike which is amazing quality for this early Republican coinage. The rever

Republic. 8 Reales 1834-MM Lima, KM142.3, fully lustrous AU-UNC, few tiny marks in the reverse field. An extremely well-struck example with a good pla

Republic. 8 Reales 1840-MB Lima, KM142.8, later type with "10 Ds 20 Gs" added to the legends. Nearly XF with a trace of luster. Very scarc...

Republic. 8 Reales 1841-MB Lima, KM142.8, choice XF-AU with golden toning and nearly full mint luster. A choice and very attractive example of this tw

Republic. 8 Reales Blank Planchet, a silver planchet for a Peruvian 8 Reales circa 1826 which has been processed through the Castaing machine leaving

Republic. Proclamation Medal 1839, Fonrobert 9062, Acceptance of the New Constitution commemorative. Libertad holding constitution and standing over d

Republic. Proclamation Peso 1852, Fonrobert 9096, commemorating the New Administration of President Echenique. Helmeted Justice/Open law book. XF-AU w

Republic. Gold 1/2 Escudo 1826-GM Cuzco, KM146.2, Llama, tree and cornucopia/Wreath, date and mint. Boldly struck XF-AU, very lustrous. One small flan

Republic. Gold 2 Escudos 1853-MB, KM149.2, VF, soft strike at the centers, but an unusually nice planchet.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important

Republic. Gold 2 Escudos 1855-MB, KM149.2, the last two digits of the date are clearly cut over 29, unlisted as such. Crudely produced VF with minor e

Republic. Gold 8 Escudos 1853-MB, KM148.4, very scarce date. Nice XF with toned luster, just a bit softly struck at the centers as is usual for this c

Republic of North Peru. Gold 8 Escudos 1838-M Lima, KM156, Friedberg 87. XF, boldly struck and lightly lustrous. There are some small surface marks in

Republic of South Peru. Gold 1/2 Escudo 1838-MS Cuzco, KM173, Fr-94. Choice AU, full prooflike luster. A choice example of the Cuzco series, and rare

Republic of South Peru. Gold 8 Escudos 1837-BA Cuzco, KM171, Fr-92. Sunface and flags/Volcano and fortress. Choice XF+, very light graffiti on the obv

Republic of South Peru. Gold 8 Escudos 1837-BA Cuzco, KM171, Fr-92. Sunface and flags/Volcano and fortress. Superb AU with prooflike mint luster. An e

Republic. Silver Pattern Peso 1855-MB, KM-Pn12, XF with a trace of luster and very bold details. Very rare and important pattern signaling the transit

Republic. Silver Lot of Three, KM178 50 Centimos 1858-MB, AU with lovely light tan toning, 50 Centavos KM179.1 1859-YB, Libertad with short hair, VF+

Republic. Pattern Medio Centimo 1875, KM-Pn23, Sunface/Wreath with date, mint and value. Brown XF and very rare, (cats $1700 in KM.) From the Morris G

Republic. Scarce Cuzco Minors Trio, KM189a 1/2 Dinero 1885, rare one-year type (2): F+, surface oxidation and small scratches and VF+, crudely made bu

Republic. Scarce Silver - Lot of Five, Dinero 1899JF KM204.2, unlisted date but may be contemporary counterfeit, 1/5 Sol 1875-YB KM191, Good - unprice

Republic. Sol 1864 Derteano, KM196.2, rare type with the name DERTEANO spelled out on the bottom row of coins falling out of the cornucopia. Rare non-

Republic. Sol 1864 Derteano, KM196.2, rare variety with DERTEANO spelled out on the bottom row of coins falling out of the cornucopia. 6/5 overdate, Y

Republic. Gold 10 Soles 1863, KM193, VF+, nice bold strike, two tiny rim nicks below the date.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important notice: Her

Republic. Gold 20 Soles 1863, KM194, XF, very bold strike and lightly lustrous.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important notice: Heritage usually a

Republic. Gold 20 Soles 1863, KM194, AU with glittering luster, but weakly struck in some peripheral legends.From the Morris Geiger Collection. Import

Republic. Patterns and Medals, Two interesting issues including: Silver medal 1908 37mm, honoring Petrus Emmanuel Garcia Naranjo of the Lima Archdioce

Republic. Gold 5 Soles 1910, Lot of Four, KM-Tn-2. Token coinage, scarce. Three pieces are nice UNC and one is XF.From the Morris Geiger Collection. 4

Republic. Gold 5 Soles 1910, Lot of Three, KM-Tn2, token coinage. All three coins are choice UNC.From the Morris Geiger Collection. 3 coins Important

Republic. Gold 1/5 Libra 1911 GOZG, KM210, unlisted in KM with these assayer's initials, and presumed to be rare. Additionally, two examples of ...