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

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