Treasure Auction #2
Other Gold Coins (lots #11-16)
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OTHER GOLD COINS |
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BRAZIL |
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Rio, 6400 reis, José I, 1753. KM-172.2, Fr-65, 14.3 grams. Very choice specimen, matte Mint State, utterly perfect all over (just a small spot of original brown crud near edge), in fact hand-chosen by us from the original sale and off the market since then. From the “Clive of India treasure,” with original Spink/Sedwick auction certificate from September 28, 2000. |
$1,200 - $1,500 | |
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Rio, 6400 reis, José I, 1755. KM-172.2, Fr-65, 14.1 grams. Lightly polished VF+ with hint of toning, just a competent specimen of an increasingly difficult type to find. | $600 - $750 | |
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GREAT BRITAIN |
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London, England, sovereign, George V, 1913. Sp-3996, KM-820, 8.0 grams. Typical UNC with a minimum of contact marks, the well-preserved box and certificate being the more impressive part of the package. From the Egypt (1922), with custom leather box and enclosed small certificate dated 30th June, 1932, hand-signed by the Chairman of Lloyd's of London. |
$350 - $500 | |
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NETHERLANDS |
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Overijssel, ducat, Philip II (1590-93). Fr-262, 3.3 grams. Among the many egotistical measures adopted in Philip II's later years was the striking of ducats like these in the Spanish-controlled territories of the Netherlands, with facing, crowned portraits of Ferdinand and Isabel, just like the heralded excelente coin of a century prior but with Philip's name in the legend, and this one is a decent example, with well-detailed portraits and crowned shield, much legend, lightly polished AU from former mounting. |
$400 - $600 | |
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Utrecht, ducat, 1729. KM-7, Fr-285, 3.4 grams. Typically lustrous but obviously hand-struck Mint State, full detail on knight's head. From the Vliegenthart (1735), with NGC photo-certificate (Terner collection). | $700 - $900 | |
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Utrecht, ducat, 1729. KM-7, Fr-285, 3.3 grams. As above (Mint State) but slightly more even strike (especially the legends) yet cruder edge. From the Vliegenthart (1735). | $700 - $900 |
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