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

Carlos III gold 4 Escudos 1777-MJ, KM81a, rare type, VF-XF with attractive old-time toning and underlying luster. A very desirable example of a type w

Carlos III gold 8 Escudos 1770-JM, KM73, very rare type. Choice AU with full luster and beautiful toning. The obverse has some adjustment marks across

Carlos III gold 8 Escudos 1787-MI, KM82.1a, scarcer assayer for this date. XF, very slightly double-struck legends, cleaned. From the Morris Geiger Co

Carlos IV 1/4 Real 1794-IJ and 1795-JI, KM102.1, castle type with vertical mintname LME at left. Very rare type! The 1794 is VF, holed and lightly por

Carlos IV 8 Reales 1792-IJ, KM97, scarcer date, XF+ quite lustrous, but with light oxidation near the edge, plus 2 Reales 1790-IJ KM85.2, denomination

Carlos IIII 8 Reales - Two Coins, KM97, 1795-IJ, choice AU-UNC, fully lustrous with just a hint of wear on the bust and 1806-JP, AU-UNC, fully lustrou

Carlos III 8 Reales 1804-JP, KM97, superb brilliant UNC, a stunning coin with full flashy white mint luster. Important notice: Heritage usually auctio

Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1805-JP, KM97, UNC and fully lustrous, but with a weakly struck area on both sides and minor oxidation traces below the date. Imp

Carlos IV 8 Reales 1805-JP, KM97, possible overdate 5/3, choice toned AU-UNC, just a hint of wear on the high points. The strike is typically weak on

Carlos IIII 8 Reales 1807-JP, KM97, choice BU, fully lustrous and extremely appealing. The planchet displays some tiny flaws, but they do not diminish