8 Real (Vendue pour $141.0)

8 Real Nouvelle-Espagne (1519 - 1821) Argent Philippe V d

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1733,
MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1733/2-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC FINE-12.

26.5 gms. KM-47a; Cal-type-142#765; Calb-734. Very scarce date. Full four digit date with weakness toward to the tops of the numbers. Light surface porosity from salt water immersion and minor encrustation. With original auction lot tag and certificate of authenticity. Attractive grey toning with hints of blue.

Pedigree: From the David Gray Collection. Ex: Ponterio & Associates Sale #77 Lot #884 October 7, 1995. Ex: Vliegenthart.

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Cette pièce a été vendue $141.0 / 2014-09-24

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