Treasure & World Coin Auction #9 : Daniel F. Sedwick, LLC

Lot of 2 Colombian coins: One Bogota silver "mint door" peso (bicentennial commemorative), 1956; one Bucamaranga (Santander) brass uniface...

Bogota, Colombia, 50 centavos, 1898, encapsulated PCGS AU-53. Restrepo-407.2; KM-186.1a. Light rainbow toning, the obverse with minor bagmarks, muted

Bogota, Colombia, 50 centavos, 1907, button in hair-bow, rare. Restrepo-413.3a; KM-186.2. 12.3 grams. AXF with hint of toning, slightly crude rims (as

Lot of 3 Bogota, Colombia, 50 centavos, 1932-B. Restrepo-414.18; KM-193.1. 37.3 grams total. Two AU/UNC specimens with nice luster and traces of rainb

Colombia (struck in San Francisco), 50 centavos, 1934, with 1974 Numismaticos Colombianos counterstamp, rare. Restrepo-416.5 and p. 296.; KM-274. 12.4

Large lot of 14 Colombian half dollars: 1892 (Columbus), 1902, 1906 (Bogota), 1908 (Bogota), 1914 (open 4), 1919/8 (recut "OMBIA"), 1921, ...

Bogota, Colombia, 20 centavos, 1938/1, scarce. Restrepo-388.11; KM-197. 5.0 grams. Brightly cleaned AU, very silvery but otherwise undamaged.

Costa Rica, 2 reales, (1845) Type III counterstamp on Madrid, Spain, 4R of 1810AI (Joseph Napoleon). KM-40 (c/m). 5.6 grams. Uneven counterstamp cover

Costa Rica, 2 reales, 1846JB Type V counterstamp on a Lima, Peru, cob 2 reales of the mid-1700s. KM-55. 6.1 grams. Beautiful, fully detailed VF+ count

Costa Rica, 1 real, 1846JB Type IV counterstamp on an unattributable cob. KM-47. 2.2 grams. Choice full counterstamp, XF and beautifully rainbow-toned

Costa Rica, 1 real, 1849JB. KM-66. 2.9 grams. Lustrous XF+ with attractive rainbow toning on reverse and around rim on obverse.

Costa Rica, 1 real, (1849) Type VI "lion" countermark on a Central American Republic 1R of 1849JB. KM-68. 2.6 grams. Very deep countermark...

Costa Rica, 25 centavos, 1887GW, "GW-9Ds" variety, encapsulated NGC AU-58. KM-127.1. Lustrous and attractive, with very faint hairlines o...

Cuba (Trinidad/Santiago/Principe), 2 reales, lattice countermark (1841) on a Madrid, Spain, bust 2 reales, Charles III, 1788M. KM-1.1. 5.2 grams. Curi

Cuba (Trinidad/Santiago/Principe), 2 reales, lattice countermark (1841) on a Seville, Spain, bust 2 reales, Charles IV, 1808CN. KM-3. 5.7 grams. Full

Cuba, "souvenir" peso, 1897, wide date, PAT.97. on neck truncation, encapsulated NGC MS-62. KM-M1. Beautifully rainbow-toned with muted l...

Cuba, peso, 1935, encapsulated NGC MS-61. KM-22. Lightly bagmarked, with muted luster, no toning.

Cuba, peso, 1936, encapsulated NGC MS-62. KM-22. Toned and lustrous, minor bagmarks.

Lot of 5 Danish West Indies silver and copper minors: 20 skilling, 1847; 10 skilling, 1816; 10 cents, 1862; 10 cents, 1905; and 1 cent, 1879. 17.3 gr

Danish West Indies, bronze 1/2 cent, 1905, encapsulated ANACS MS-64 BRN. KM-74. Choice specimen with hint of original luster peeking through light, c

Dominican Republic, 1 peso, 1939. KM-22. 26.6 grams. XF with hint of original luster, very lightly toned.

Dutch West Indies, 2 stuivers, 1794. KM-1. 1.6 grams. Unevenly toned XF+ with some original luster, popular issue.

Quito, Ecuador, 4 reales, 1843MV. KM-24. 12.3 grams. About Fine with hole at top, toned legends, crude rim.

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1842MV-S, coin alignment, encapsulated NGC Fine details / environmental damage, extremely rare. KM-26. One of the rarest co

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1843MV-A, encapsulated NGC XF details / surface hairlines. KM-26. Lustrous but grainy fields, with flan crack at upper-righ

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1843MV, encapsulated NGC VF details / surface hairlines. KM-26. Nicely toned, off-center strike, the hairlines really too f

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1849GJ, encapsulated NGC XF-40. KM-36. Deeply toned, muted luster. Pedigreed to the Carlos Janson collection of Ecuadorian

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1850GJ, encapsulated NGC VF-30. KM-36. Slightly crude rims as made, faintly toned, better date. Pedigreed to the Carlos Jan

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1851GJ, encapsulated NGC XF-40. KM-36. Lustrous and nicely struck, variety without dot after CUARTO. Pedigreed to the Carlo

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1852GJ, encapsulated NGC VF-35. KM-36. Slightly crude strike, hint of luster. Pedigreed to the Carlos Janson collection of

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1852GJ, ".8.Ds." variety. KM-36. 0.7 gram. AVF with weak centers, crude hole at top. Pedigreed to the Carlos Jan...

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1855GJ, encapsulated NGC AU-50. KM-36. Choice grade, with very lustrous fields, lightly toned. Pedigreed to the Carlos Jans

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1856GJ, encapsulated NGC VF details / surface hairlines. KM-36. Hint of luster, bold but typically slightly crude strike, n

Quito, Ecuador, 1/4 real, 1862GJ, extremely rare, encapsulated NGC AU-50. KM-36. Lustrous and choice, much nicer strike than usual, and quite rare (a

Lot of 3 Ecuador silver coins struck in Mexico City: 5 sucres, 1943 and 1944; 2 sucres, 1944. 59.8 grams total. All Mint State, the 1944 coins very l

Lot of 2 Ecuador (struck in Philadelphia) 2 sucres, 1928 and 1930. KM-73. 20.0 grams total. The 1928 choice AU with frosty luster, the 1930 toned AXF,

Ecuador (struck in Birmingham), 1 sucre, 1884. KM-53.1. 25.1 grams. Highly lustrous (lightly cleaned) AU-, rather flashy.

Lot of 2 Ecuador 1 sucres, 1889DT (SANTIAGO-CHILE) and 1890TF (LIMA). 49.6 grams total. The 1889 is XF with toning around details; the 1890 is a deep

Lot of 2 Ecuador (struck in Lima) 1 sucres, 1890TF and 1891TF. KM-53.3. 49.7 grams total. Both decent XF, no big problems.

Lot of 3 Ecuador (struck in Philadelphia) 1 sucres, 1928, 1930 and 1934. KM-72. 15.0 grams total. The 1928 and 1934 are frosty Mint State, but the 193

Ecuador, nickel 1 sucre, (1937)HF, brockage error on obverse, encapsulated NGC MS-66. KM-78.1. Fascinating error in which the reverse is missing and

Lot of 4 Ecuador nickel 1 sucre, 20c, 10c and 5c, all dated 1937. 16.0 grams total. Mostly Mint State but none worse than AU, all lustrous.

Ecuador (struck in Birmingham), 1/2 sucre, 1884. KM-52. 12.4 grams. VF with toned fields, no problems.

Lot of 3 Ecuador 2 decimos: 1889DT (SANTIAGO CHILE), 1914FG (LIMA) and 1916TF (PHILADELPHIA). 14.8 grams total. The 1889 is AXF or so but the 1914 an

Lot of 6 Ecuador silver minors: 1 decimo, 1889DT (SANTIAGO CHILE), 1893TF (LIMA), 1916TF (PHILADELPHIA); 1/2 decimo, 1915H (BIRMM); 50 centavos 1928 a

Ecuador, copper-nickel 10 centavos, 1919. KM-64. 5.1 grams. Lustrous Mint State with lots of hairline die breaks on both sides.

Large lot of 19 Ecuador copper-nickel minors, as follows: 1/2 decimo (BIRMINGHAM), 1884 and 1886; 10c, 1918, 1919 and 1928; 5c, 1917, 1918, 1919 [3],

Ecuador, copper-nickel 2-1/2 centavos, 1917, encapsulated NGC AU-50. KM-61. Lightly toned all over, slight wear on high points.

Ecuador, copper 2 centavos, 1872 (HEATON). KM-46. 11.6 grams. XF details (or better) but lightly corroded all over, with light green encrustation towa

Ecuador, copper 1 centavo, 1872 (HEATON). KM-45. 5.8 grams. Darkly toned XF, no problems.