Internet-Only Summer Auction #2 - Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC

Bogota, Colombia, 10 centavos, 1913. Restrepo-377.2; KM-196.1. 2.5 grams. Deeply toned AU, minor bagmarks.

Lot of 5 Bogota, Colombia, 10 centavos: 1920, 1934 no B, 1941, 1942-B and 1942 no B (rare). 12.7 grams total. The 1941 and 1942-B are choice BU; the

Bogota, Colombia, 10 centavos, 1937. Restrepo-377.8; KM-196.1. 2.5 grams. Lustrous Mint State with attractive rainbow-toning all over.

Lot of 7 Bogota, Colombia, 10 centavos: 1945 low B, 1946 low B, 1947 small low B, 1947 full low B, 1949 and 1950. 17.2 grams total. All lustrous Mint

Lot of 3 miscellaneous Colombian 5 centavos: copper-nickel 1886 (Waterbury) small 5; silver 1902 (Philadelphia); and bronze 1902 (Lazareto). 6.8 gram

Colombia, copper-nickel 5 pesos papel moneda, 1907, specimen striking (Brussels). Restrepo-page 277; KM-279 (as Proof). 3.8 grams. BU with faint hairl

Lot of 3 Colombian (struck in Belgium) copper-nickel 5 pesos papel moneda: 1907AM, 1909AM and 1912AM (9/9). 11.8 grams total. Generally XF-AU with ve

Lot of 5 Colombian copper-nickel 5 centavos: 1920, 1936 (rare), 1939/5, 1946 and 1949 19.3 grams total. Average grade VF+, the 1949 lustrous and with

Lot of 2 miscellaneous Colombian minors: copper-nickel 2 pesos papel moneda 1907AM, and copper 2 centavos 1948. 6.0 grams total. The 1907 is lustrous

Lot of 3 Colombian copper-nickel 2 centavos: 1921, 1946 and 1947. 9.0 grams total. The 1921 is AVF; the other two are lustrous Mint State, both with

Colombia (struck in Belgium), copper-nickel 1 peso papel moneda, 1907AM (with dots). 1.9 grams. Choice Mint State with muted luster and toning.

Lot of 3 Colombian copper-nickel 1 peso papel moneda: 1907AM, 1911AM and 1913AM. 5.8 grams total. The 1911 is Fine but the other two are XF, with hin

Colombia (struck in Denver), copper-nickel 1 centavo, 1920. Restrepo-347.3; KM-275. 2.0 grams. AU with striped toning, muted luster.

Lot of 7 Colombian copper-nickel and nickel-coated steel 1 centavos: 1918, 1919, 1938, 1946/1-B, 1947, 1948/1-B, and 1958. 14.2 grams total. Grades f

Ibague, Colombia, copper-nickel-zinc 200 pesos, 1995, dot in center. Restrepo-446.2p; KM-287. 7.0 grams. Problem-free VF, rare variety.

Costa Rica, Central America Republic, 2 reales, 1846JB, Type V counterstamp on a Potosi, Bolivia, cob 2 reales, 176(?). 4.2 grams. Nearly full counte

Costa Rica, 1 real, 1847JB commemorative, rare sub-type with colonial edge-design. KM-65 for design. 2.7 grams. Fine with attempted hole at edge below

Costa Rica, 2 reales, Type VI "lion" countermark (1849-57) on a Great Britain Victorian shilling of 1844. KM-94. 5.4 grams. Bold XF counte...

Costa Rica, 1/2 real, Type VI "lion" countermark (1849-57) on Central American Republic 1/2R 1848JB. KM-68. 1.3 grams. Lightly toned host ...

Costa Rica, 50 centavos, 1865GW. KM-112. 12.4 grams. Lightly rainbow-toned AVF with weak centers as usual.

Costa Rica, 50 centavos, 1875GW. KM-112. 12.4 grams. Fine+ with tiny edge-nick, light rainbow-toning.

Costa Rica, 50 centavos, 1890GW. KM-124. 12.7 grams. Lightly cleaned UNC that is starting to retone, nice strike.

Costa Rica, 25 centavos, 1887GW (GW-9Ds variety). KM-127.1. 6.2 grams. Nicely struck AU with hint of luster and rainbow-toning.

Costa Rica, 10 centavos, 1865GW, encapsulated ANACS AU 55 details / cleaned. KM-111. Slightly crude strike with center of tree flat and cud on rim at

Costa Rica, 10 centavos, 1889-HEATON BIRMM, encapsulated NGC AU details / surface hairlines. KM-129 Lustrous (lightly cleaned) and well struck.

Lot of 2 Costa Rica 5 centavos / centimos (1885GW and 1912). 2.2 grams total. Nice pair of different types, both AU with light toning and luster.

Costa Rica, 50 centimos, 1923 countermark (Type VIII) on an 1875GW 25 centavos, encapsulated NGC VG 8. KM-156 Weak rims but good details, the counter

Denmark, 4 skilling, Christian IX, 1870. KM-775.2. 1.8 grams. Mint State with muted luster, no problems.

Dominican Republic, bronze 1/4 real, 1844, encapsulated NGC AU details / bent. KM-1. Original color and luster, the stated bend not discernible in th

Lot of 2 Dominican Republic brass 1/4R, 1844 and 1848. KM-1 and KM-4. 7.0 grams total. Decent VF, dull brass color with toning around details.

Dominican Republic, 1 peso, 1952, encapsulated NGC MS 64. KM-22. Lustrous and choice except for a few bagmarks on the cheek.

Dominican Republic, 1 peso, 1952. KM-22. 26.7 grams. BU with minor bagmarks, dark line in front of face.

Dominican Republic, 1 peso, 1952. KM-22. 26.7 grams. Mint State with bagmarks, lustrous, no toning.

Dominican Republic, 1 peso, 1952. KM-22. 26.7 grams. Mint State with bagmarks (including a prominent one behind the head), lustrous and non-toned.

Dominican Republic, 1/2 peso, 1937. KM-21 12.5 grams. Technically UNC but brightly polished on the obverse.

Lot of 2 Ecuador 5 sucres struck in Mexico City: 1943 and 1944. 50.0 grams total. Both frosty UNC with muted luster, minimal bagmarks.

Lot of 8 Ecuador silver minors: 2 sucres, 1928, 1930 and 1944; 1 sucres, 1928, 1930 and 1934; 50 centavos, 1928 and 1930. 50.0 grams total. XF to Min

Lot of 5 Ecuador 1 sucres: 1884-HEATON, 1888DT-SANTIAGO, 1890TF-LIMA, 1895TF-LIMA, and 1896F-LIMA. 124.3 grams total. Problem-free XF overall, most l

Lot of 8 Ecuador brass and copper-nickel minors: 50 centavos, 1963; 20 centavos, 1937 and 1942; 10 centavos, 1937 and 1942; 5 centavos, 1942, 1946 and

Ecuador, 2 decimos, 1894/89TF-LIMA, encapsulated NGC XF details / surface hairlines. KM-51.3. Choice XF+ with deep toning and no problems, the stated

Lot of 8 Ecuador silver minors: 2 decimos, 1914FG-LIMA, 1914TF-PHILADELPHIA, 1916TF-PHILADELPHIA; 1 decimos, 1915H-BIRMM, 1916H-PHILA; and 1/2 decimos

Lot of 5 Ecuador copper-nickel minors: 10 centavos, 1919; 5 centavos, 1918 and 1919; 2-1/2 centavos, 1917; and 1/2 centavo, 1909. 14.7 grams total. V

Lot of 4 Ecuador copper and copper-nickel minors of 1928 (10, 5, 2-1/2 and 1 centavos). 13.1 grams total. Decent VF-XF, nicely toned, the 1c with tra

Lot of 2 Ecuador copper-nickel minors in NGC holders: 5c, 1919, 3 berries, AU 58; and 1c, 1909-H, VF details / environmental damage. Both toned, the

Lot of 4 Ecuador copper-nickel minors: 1/2 decimo, 1884 and 1886; 1 centavo, 1884 and 1886. 19.2 grams total. VF on average, the 1c 1884 with minor s

Lot of 3 Ecuador copper minors: 1 centavo, 1872 and 1890; 1/2 centavo, 1890. 14.6 grams total. AXF on average, mostly dark brown in color but the 187

Mixed lot of 19 coins of Ecuador, various metals, dated 1833-1944. 98.0 grams total. A wide range of denominations (from 1/2 centavo to 5 sucres) and

Mixed lot of 21 coins of Ecuador, various metals, dated 1884-1944. 101.9 grams total. Another wide range of denominations (1/2 centavo to 5 sucres) a

Ecuador, 2000 Uncirculated mint set (in original Central Bank wallet) of copper-nickel 1 sucre, 50 centavos, 25 centavos, 10 centavos, 5 centavos and

El Salvador, 1 peso, 1908CAM. KM-115.1. 25.0 grams. Lightly cleaned AU, starting to retone