Shipwreck Coin
1858-O 50c SS Republic NGC Shipwreck Effect (Doubled 1, with Box & COA)
Popular New Orleans Mint Issue Liberty Seated Half Dollar from the SS Republic Shipwreck.
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Civil War Era Issue from New Orleans
SS Republic: 1861-O 50c NGC Shipwreck Effect Unc. (Louisiana Issue)
An interesting issue as it represents the last time during the Civil War that the US struck half dollars at the New Orleans mint because Louisiana seceded from the Union.
Scarce 2 Escudo, .1904 oz Gold
Spain: Charles IV 1801-M FA/MF 2 Escudos NGC AU55 (KM# 435.1)
Scarce gold doubloon issue.
Scarce, Low Mintage Issue
Spain: Isabel II 1834-M NC 20 Reales NGC AU 58 (De Vellon, KM# 576) ex: Huntington Collection
A scarce low mintage issue of just 4,769 pieces. Unfortunately, very few survived and it's a very difficult piece to evaluate, but similar, less rare examples of this issue from different mints have consistently brought over $10k recently.
Spanish Gold Doubloon, .3809 oz Gold
Spain: Charles III 1786-M DV 4 Escudos NGC AU58 (KM# 418.1a)
Well-struck with booming luster.
Scarcer Date, .3809 oz Gold
Spain: Charles IV 1790-M MF 4 Escudos NGC AU55 (KM# 436.1)
A scarcer gold doubloon from the Madrid mint.
.3809 oz Gold
Spain: 1803-M FA 4 Escudos NGC AU58 (KM# 436.1)
Popular gold doubloon issue from the Madrid mint.
Silver, Cuba Peso, .6525 oz Silver
Caribbean: 1897 Silver Peso NGC XF40 (Souvenir, Close Date, X# M3)
Mintage of 4,856 pieces.
Rare Cuban Peso, .6525 oz Silver
Caribbean: 1898 Peso NGC AU50 (KM# A8)
Scarce, popular issue that shows relatively minor, even wear. Produced at the Gorham mint.
Cuban Gold, .2418 oz Gold
Caribbean Gold: 1916 5 Gold Pesos NGC MS63 (KM# 19)
Popular Cuban gold issue.
Gold Doubloon, .1996 oz Gold
Mexico: (1708-13)-J 2 Escudos NGC MS63 (KM# 53.1) ex: 1715 Plate Fleet
Lustrous, beautiful example of this popular gold doubloon issue. Discovered from the 1715 Fleet of ships.
Gold Doubloon, .0996 oz Gold
Mexico: 1713-MO J Escudo NGC MS61 (KM# 51.1)
Beautiful gold doubloon treasure piece, likely from the 1715 Plate Fleet.
Scarce Three-Year Type, Tied for Finest Known!
Mexico: Ferdinand VI 1759-Mo MM 8 Escudos NGC AU58 (KM# 152)
Beautiful near mint state example of this popular three-year type. Rare and desirable in this quality. In fact, there are only 3 other examples graded as such.
Popular Date, .7841 oz Gold
Mexico: Charles III 1776-MO FM 8 Escudos NGC VF30 (KM# 156.2)
A popular date!
Tough Grade! .7614 oz Gold
Mexico: Charles IV 1796-MO FM 8 Escudos NGC AU55 (KM# 159)
A scarce issue in such a high state of preservation. Lustrous with beautiful, yellow-gold fields.
Tied for Finest Known
Mexico: Charles IV 1796/5 FM 8 Escudos NGC MS62 (KM# 159)
Tied with another example as the finest known for this scarce overdate issue.
Popular Type Coin
Mexico: Charles IV 1807-Mo TH 8 Escudos NGC AU55 (KM# 159)
Legal tender in the United States until 1857.
Popular Pillar Dollar Type, .7980 oz Silver
Mexico: Ferdinand VI 1754-MO MF 8 Reales NGC MS62 (KM# 104.1)
An exceptionally nice and near-choice example of this popular issue. Gorgeously preserved, an excellent mint state representation of the type.
Popular Pillar Dollar Type, .7980 oz Silver
Mexico: Ferdinand VI 1754-MO MF 8 Reales NGC MS62 (KM# 104.1)
A satiny,near-choice example of this popular issue.
Looks Prooflike! .7858 oz Silver
Mexico: Charles III 1776-Mo FM 8 Reales NGC MS61 (KM# 106.2)
Only a single piece is graded finer. Gorgeous, prooflike fields with fantastic eye appeal.
Affordable 8 Escudo! .7614 oz Gold
Bolivia: 1800-PTS PP 8 Escudos NGC VF Details (Obv Scratched, KM# 81)
Legal tender in the United States until 1857.
.7615 oz Gold
Chile: Charles IV 1791-So DA 8 Escudos NGC AU53 "Carol III" (KM# 54)
Legal tender in the United States until 1857.
Only One Finer
Chile: Ferdinand VII 1815-So FJ 8 Escudos NGC MS62 (KM# 78)
Frosty with nice eye appeal. These 8 escudo pieces were legal tender in the United States until 1857.
.7841 oz Gold
Colombia: Charles III 1786-NR JJ 8 Escudos NGC AU58 (KM# 50.1)
Legal tender in the United States until 1857.
.7841 oz Gold
Colombia: Charles IV 1789-NR JJ 8 Escudos NGC XF45 (KM# 50.1)
Legal tender in the United States until 1857.
.7614 oz Gold
Colombia: Charles IV 1801-NR JJ 8 Escudos NGC XF40 (KM# 62.1)
Legal tender in the United States until 1857.
.7614 oz Gold
Colombia: Charles IV 1805-NR JJ 8 Escudos NGC MS62 (KM# 62.1)
Frosty luster. An unusually high grade example.
Finest Known!
Colombia: Ferdinand VII 1809-P JF 8 Escudos NGC MS62 (KM# 66.2)
The finest graded example graded by NGC. Beautiful, prooflike surfaces with fantastic overall eye appeal. Legal tender in the United States until 1857.