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| Spain Philip III 1608 8 Maravedis, Granada Mint with VIII Countermark |
SPAIN
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Copper 8M (1603-06) GRANADA - COUNTERSTAMPED Cayon-4325
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NGC XF 40 BN
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Spain Philip III 1608 8 Maravedis, Granada Mint with VIII Countermark.
Cayon-4325, KM 9.3 type.
NGC XF40 BN (I don't know why they added a color designation on and XF coin). Better than usually seen, if found.
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| Spain 1726-SJ 1 Real |
Spain
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Silver 1R 1726 SJ KM 298 Annechino
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PCGS MS 64
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PCGS MS64, a beauty with excellent strike - Some die rust evident. Almost Proof-like.
The finest and only example graded by PCGS (6/28/2012)
NGC has graded 13 pieces in total, most lower graded, five in mint state. 1/62, 1/64, 2/66, 1/67 (5/8/2020)
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| Mexico 1652 Mo-P 1/2 Real Cob |
Mexico
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Silver 1/2R 1652MO P MEXICO PHILIP IV KM 22 (1.54g)
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NGC XF 40
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Mexico 1652 Mo-P 1/2 Real Cob of Philip IV.
Mexico City mint, KM22. 1.54gm.
NGC XF40
Quite nicely centered for type, no hole, no corrosion, and decent details for a cob of this type.
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| Mexico 1732-Mo F 1/2 Real Cob |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1732MO F Mo F COB KM 24a; Calico 242 Ex. Clyde Hubbard (1.64g)
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NGC XF 45
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Mexico 1732-Mo F 1/2 Real Cob
KM 24a; Calico 242
NGC XF45 (finest graded)-(5/16/2023)
Glorious little cob with full strong date, nice portion of the crown, and good Mint Mark, and the cross is nearly full .
Assayer (F) not on the flan but known.
No holes, no corrosion, no problems. Choice as such.
Pedigreed to the Clyde Hubbard Collection
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| Mexico 1717-MO J 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1717MO J Mo J KM 24
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NGC VF 35
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Mexico 1717 MO J 1/2 Real NGC VF35. Philip V
This beautiful cob displays a full 4-digit date, which is quite scarce on 1/2 real cobs, given their small size. The surfaces of the cob are original with naturally worn luster underlying the dark patina. This is a 300 year old cob which has escaped being messed with, holed or damaged in any other way, including being sunken on a ship in the ocean. Rare and desirable as such.
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| Mexico-Puebla Revolutionary 1915 2 Cent original |
Mexico - Revolutionary
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Copper 2C 1915 Original KM 759 (Original) Annechino
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PCGS MS 64
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PCGS MS64RB KM-759 Revolutionary Coinage Original. Very rare this nice. Highest graded by PCGS.
Revolutionary Coinage Original, not restrike.
NGC 4/64RB, 2/65RB, 1/66BN, 2/66RB (5/8/2020)
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| Mexico 1781 Mo FF 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1781MO FF Mo FF KM 69.2
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PCGS MS 62
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Mexico 1781 Mo FF 1/2 Real, Mexico City mint, KM69.2
PCGS MS62 with attractive original toning. Slightly weak toward upper center of reverse.
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| Mexico 1781-Mo FF 2 Reales |
Mexico
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Silver 2R 1781 Mo FF Annechino
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PCGS AU 53
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PCGS AU53 A great coin for the grade.
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| Mexico 1864-M Maxmillian 5 Centavos |
Mexico
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Silver 5C 1864 M Maxmillian KM-386.1 Annechino
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PCGS MS 65
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PCGS MS65 and awesome. The best I have ever seen. A little monster! - Maximilian Empire. Some die rust on both sides.
Purchased raw from a dealer many years ago. I knew it would it would gem.
See the recently added 10 Centavos companion piece following this coin.
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| Mexico 1864-M Maxmillian 10 Centavos |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 10C 1864M M KM-386.1
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NGC MS 65
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MEXICO. Empire of Maximilian. 10 Centavos, 1864-M. NGC MS-65.
KM-386.1. Tied with two other examples for finest certified. A coin struck at the very beginning of Maximilian's great Mexican adventure, or great Mexican mis-adventure as it eventually became. In late April of 1864, Maximillian stepped down from his position as the Chief of The Naval Section in Austria, and headed for Mexico with the implicit backing of Napoleon III of France. Arriving in Veracruz in late May that same year, there never was a "Camelot" or honeymoon period, with staunch resistance from liberal forces led by President Benito Juarez encountered from the very start of his rule. It stands to reason given his date of arrival in mid-year, the coin offered here was struck at some point in the second half of 1864. Clearly a coin that was set aside almost the instant it was made, well struck and highly lustrous, and with clear evidence of die clashing adding yet another level of interest to be explored up close. A coin that rightfully belongs with the 5 Centavos in this collection. See it above this coin.
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| Mexico 1847-Mo RC 1/2 Real |
Mexico
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Silver 1/2R 1847 Mo RC Annechino
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PCGS MS 65
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PCGS MS65 deeply toned.
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| Mexico 1898-Mo 1 Centavo |
Mexico
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Copper 1C 1898 Mo KM 393 Annechino
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PCGS MS 65
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PCGS MS65BN - Some original red. Die crack from eagles rt. wing to edge and either end of rock to edge and finer cracks near beak.
KM 393, one-year type.
Tied with one other as finest at PCGS in Brown, with 3 others in RB (4/24/2020)
NGC: 3/65BN, 3/66BN, 5/65RB, 1/67RB (4/24/2020)
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| Mexico 1848/7 MO GC 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 1/2R 1848/7MO GC
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NGC MS 65
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NGC MS65 Was the finest graded by both services with superior toning! - Beautiful toning
Now there is one NGC MS66 graded that is stark white and slightly weaker in strike. That coins also appears to have an edge dent or flaw at near 6:00. So regardless of grade, I still consider this piece the finest!
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| Mexico 1799/8 MO 1/4 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/4R 1799/8MO Mo Overdate KM-62; Cal-126
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PCGS MS 64
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Mexico 1799/8 MO 1/4 Real
KM-62; Cal-126
PCGS MS64
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| Mexico 1799-MO FM 1/2 Real |
Mexico
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Silver 1/2R 1799 Mo FM Annechino
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PCGS MS 63
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PCGS MS63 with nice original toning.
Calico-1293
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| Mexico 1799-MO FM 1 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver REAL 1799MO FM Mo FM KM 81
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NGC MS 63
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Mexico Charles IV 1 Real 1799 Mo-FM Mexico City mint, KM81. Rose tinted gray with teal highlights.
NGC MS63 4/1 (65)
PCGS 0/1 (64)
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| Mexico 1799/8 MO FM 2 Reales |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 2R 1799/8MO FM Mo FM KM 91, Calico-634
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NGC AU 58
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Mexico 1799/8 MO FM 2 Reales
KM 91, Calico-634
NGC AU58 and finest graded between NGC (only example graded) and two graded at PCGS XF45 & AU55 (1/16/2024)
Two are AU Details graded at NGC (1/16/2024)
A beautifully toned virtual gem of a coin, and really virtually as struck.
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| Mexico (1621-67) MOF 4 Reales Cob - PHILIP IV |
Mexico
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Silver 4R (1621-67)MOF MEXICO PHILIP IV KM 38 (13.39g)
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NGC AU 55
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Mexico (1621-67) MOF 4 Reales Cob (1622-65)
NGC AU55 with a good amount of details struck up., though not complete as typical for these cobs.
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| Mexico 1726 Mo D 1/2 Real Royal (Galano) |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1726MO D ROYAL COINAGE KM R24 ISAAC RUDMAN COLLECTION (1.63g)
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NGC VF 35
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Mexico 1726 Mo D 1/2 Real Royal (Galano)
Mexico City, Mexico, cob 1/2 real Royal (Galano), 1726 D, rare, NGC VF35, finest and only example in NGC census.
S-M23a; KM-R24; Cal-204. 1.63 grams. While Mexican 1/2R Royals of the 1715-30 period are not overly rare, they are very rarely found without holes, which is why only seven examples across all the dates have received numeric grades from NGC, this being the only one dated 1726. All details are full and bold, with rich original toning.
NGC #2789284-016. Pedigreed to the Isaac Rudman Numismatic Cabinet.
Royal coinage was struck on specially prepared round planchets using well-centered dies in excellent condition to prove the quality of the minting to the Viceroy or even to the King.
The Isaac Rudman Collection of Mexican Coins was one of the finest groupings of colonial Mexican coins ever assembled.
"Isaac is one of the greatest collectors of Latino/Caribbean coins, artifacts, documents, currency and fine art to ever live," said Cristiano Bierrenbach, Vice President of Heritage Auctions. "His eye for quality and beauty is absolutely second to none.
The Mexico City mint represents the most historically important minting facility of the Americas, having existed for nearly five centuries since operations commenced in 1536. Under Spanish dominance, it was always the pioneering entity among its peers, as was fitting to the mint of the Viceroyalty of New Spain.
An example graded PCGS AU50 sold for $9000 on 10/29/2024.
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| Mexico 1738-Mo MF 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1738MO MF
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NGC MS 63
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Mexico 1738-Mo MF 1/2 Real
NGC MS63
KM-65. A bold and brilliant minor, this choice piece dazzles the eye with incredible argent surfaces and a decided lack of color throughout.
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| Mexico 1842/32 DO RM 2 Reales |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 2R 1842/32DO RM DO RM KM 374.4
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NGC VF 30
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Mexico 1842/32 DO RM 2 Reales
NGC VF30
A very rare coin. Mexico 1842/32 DO RM 2 Reales. A desirable Durango Mint coin; NGC has only graded two, this piece and one in VF35. PCGS has not graded any. A late die state. As shown on slab, ex. Eric P. Newman Collection.
Shown is an 1842DoRM two reales, one of a type struck at the Durango mint 1826, 1832-35 and 1841-61. Assayer RM (Ramon Mascarenas) is recorded for the years 1830-48. The Durango two reales is considerably scarcer than the catalog indicates but makes up for it with a fascinating local design, the large eagle is distinctive to this mint. This specimen is the 1842/32 overdate; no regular date is reported.
Many consider the Durango mintmark to be common on pre-decimal issues but that is only true of the eight reales and half escudos. The half, one and two reales are scarce to rare and no four reales are known to exist.
Recorded mintage: unknown.
Specification: 6.77 g, .903 fine silver, .196 troy oz ASW.
KM 374.4.
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| Mexico 1862-MO LR 1/4 Real |
Mexico
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Silver 1/4R 1862 Mo LR Annechino
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PCGS MS 64
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PCGS MS64 nice original toning, including teal toning around the denomination.
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| Mexico 1739MO MF 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1739MO MF MO MF
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NGC MS 64
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NGC MS64 Nice original toning. Finest graded by NGC or PCGS.
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| Mexico 1542-55L-M 2 Reales |
MEXICO - COLONIAL - 1601-1823
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Silver 2R ND L-M KM 12
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NGC MS 63
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NGC MS63 KM-12 Amazing survival condition! - ex. Goldberg Auction Lot 1612
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| Mexico (1556-98) Mo-F 8 Reales |
MEXICO - TO 1600
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Silver 8R (1589-98)M F Mo-F PHILIP II KM 43 (27.2g)
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NGC AU 58
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Mexico (1556-98) Mo-F 8 Reales; Philip II Cob
NGC AU58 - sole finest graded. Quite an impressive coin. (Also NGC graded 1/53, 1/VF, 1/F)
PCGS: None found in their population report.
Mexico City mint, KM-4 Calico-664. 27.2gm Virtually Mint State, with nearly full luster preserved in the fields and no clearly discernible wear detectable to the rougher raised sections - these a product of the crude striking process employed in the type's production as opposed to any actual mishandling or use in trade. A fine relic of the early Spanish colonial age, with prominent flan cracks at the edges contributing to a quintessential cob appearance.
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| Mexico Republic 1824-D 1/8 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Copper 1/8R 1824D D DURANGO KM 320
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NGC VF 35 BN
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Mexico Republic 1824-D 1/8 Real, Durango Mint
NGC VF35 BN with decent strike and copper quality for the type, even if a bit dark.
Medal alignment.
Scarce this nice really.
One in VG and five in the VF category at NGC. Only one graded higher at NGC as XF40.
Three graded in total at PCGS: 1/35, 1/40, 1/45
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| Mexico 1854 1/8 Real Quitupan |
Mexico
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Copper 1/8 Real 1854 KM L69 Annechino Collection
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PCGS VF 30
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Mexico 1854 1/8 Real Quitupan, KM L69, Rulau Jal 97 (Retrograde N). Local Coinage.
PCGS VF30, excellent copper for this rare series and the only example graded by PCGS.
I could not find any graded by NGC at this time.
Obverse: Bow and two crossed arrows; QUITIPAN (with retrograde N) and three stars on each side, with date below (mostly missing due to the placement of the countermark on the opposite side on this example.
Reverse: YNGNACIO BUENROSTRO (partially running off the flan on this piece), 1/8 at center and connected Y/B punch within wreath (upside down here).
Quitupan, founded in 1511, is a town and municipality located in the southeastern region of the Mexican state of Jalisco. The name Quitupan comes from the word "Quitoa" or "Quitla", which means "place where declarations or treaties come from" or "place that is located above".
History
The formal indigenous foundation of the town precisely coincides with the establishment of a peace treaty between tarascos (Spanish soldiers) and natives, which occurred ten years before the arrival of the conqueror Hernán Cortés. A census taken in 1580 noted 30 integrated families.
The town was conquered by Alonso de Avalos, who nevertheless recognized the chieftainship of the original inhabitants. In 1522, Cortés dispatched one of his generals, Cristóbal de Olid to conquer Quitupan and surrounding areas. In 1530, Nuño Beltrán de Guzmán arrived to conduct a census of the native inhabitants and to impose a new order. The Evangelization of Quitupan was led by the Franciscans – in 1530, Friar Martin de Jesus began to preach, joined in 1532 by Friars Juan de Padilla and Miguel de Bologna. Viceroy Antonio de Mendoza then visited the area, under his appointment by King Charles I of Spain to pacify the various indigenous people of New Spain and to unify the territory, which was partially divided among competing conquistadors.
During the second half of the century, the region was beset by various armed confrontations between conservatives and liberals. Other historical landmarks include the Franciscan Intervention, the revolution of 1920 and the Guerra Cristera. On October 28, 1870 Quitupan was official recognized as a municipality of the state of Jalisco. Its first president was Francisco Lorenzo Gonzalez.
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| Mexico 1842MO ML 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 1/2R 1842MO ML
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NGC MS 63
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NGC MS63 2nd finest graded by NGC.
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| Mexico 1906 MO 2 Centavos |
MEXICO - 1905 TO DATE
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Copper 2C 1906Mo KM 419
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NGC MS 65 Red Brown
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NGC MS65RB; NGC 5/65 RB, 1/66 RB, 1/66 RD (7/24/2022)
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| Mexico 1851 MO GC 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 1/2R 1851MO GC MO GC KM 370.9
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NGC MS 66
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NGC MS66 (Prooflike coin). Little Monster! Much nicer in hand.
Tied with two other for this high grade, with none higher at NGC. None graded this high or higher at PCGS.
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| Mexico 1851 GO PF 1 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver REAL 1851GO PF KM 372.6
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NGC MS 64
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NGC MS64 Tied for finest of 4 graded in MS64 by NGC, 5 pieces lower (5/8/2020)
PCGS 1/62, 2/64, 2/65 (5/8/2020)
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| Mexico 1758 Mo M 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1758MO M Mo M KM-67.2, Yonaka M05-58,Calico-97
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NGC MS 63
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Mexico 1758 Mo M 1/2 Real, Mexico City Mint, graded NGC MS63. The single finest graded by either grading service. Only one other mint state example at NGC as a 61. KM-67.2, Yonaka M05-58,Calico-97. Decent strike and original.
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| Mexico 1768/7 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1768/7MO M Mo M Gilboy M-05-45a
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NGC AU Details
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Mexico 1768/7 1/2 Real graded by NGC as AU Details "cleaned". I considered the "cleaning" light and thought it might straight grade. I guess not.
Gilboy M-05-45a, KM 68 type; overdate unlisted.
Quite rare as an overdate. According to Brad Yonaka's book "A Variety Guide To The Fractional Pillar Coinage of Mexico City 1732-1771" eight examples known. So this would be an additional example.
This coin sat in my collection for at least a decade or more before I took it out to look at it and noticed the overdate.
Initially I thought it might be an 1768/6 or 1768/6/7 (double overdate). According to the book, the 1768/6 is noted by Gilboy (M-05--45b). This may refer to the reverse die shown (in book), which has a distorted on left side of the 8 but no other markers suggesting a 6 in the date. As such it is not conclusive.
This appears to be the only example graded at NGC
PCGS has one graded at VF35 and the overdate is not easily recognized in their photo.
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| Mexico 1867 San Luis Potosi 1/4 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Copper 1/4R 1867 SAN LUIS POTOSI KM 361
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PCGS AU 55 Brown
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Mexico 1867 San Luis Potosi 1/4 Real, milled edge. KM 361
PCGS AU55
Quite rare at this level of preservation. Second finest of three graded by PCGS, with the one finest graded MS62.
NGC has graded six in total; F, VF, 45, 53, 55, 58.
Nicely struck. Obvious crack from edge into eagle's wing at about 2:00 for some added character.
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| Mexico 1868 GO YF 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 1/2R 1868GO YF Go YF KM 370.7
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NGC MS 65
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NGC MS65 Nice coin. Much nicer than photos.
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| Mexico: Republic 25 Centavos 1878 Do-B |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 25C 1878DO B Do-B KM 406.3
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NGC VF 25
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Mexico: Republic 25 Centavos 1878 Do-B NGC VF25, Durango mint, KM406.3. Balance Scale type. This is a very rarely encountered date, and missing from many collections. Only two are graded by NGC, this coin and one in fine, with none being graded by PCGS.
This specimen is a very rare date of a series struck 1873-90 at the Durango mint, which closed in 1895. This date is unpriced in the SCWC and KM, which lists the other assayer "E" as rare as well. KM just lists this as Rare. The twenty-five centavos piece replaced the two reales struck since colonial times. It, in turn, was replaced by a smaller twenty centavos piece in 1898. The first specimen was lot 6487 in Ponterio sale 155 (Baltimore, November 2010). The second specimen was lot 9072 in Ponterio sale 159 (Baltimore, March 2011), where it sold for $517.50. The catalog description[2] noted, "MEXICO. Durango. 25 Centavos, 1878-DoB. RARE date. Toned. EXTREMELY FINE."
Here are photos of the EF coin in 2011 sale, which is quite nice.
http://www.coinfactswiki.com/wiki/File:Mexico_1878Do_25_centavos_Ponterio_159-9072_obv.jpg
http://www.coinfactswiki.com/wiki/File:Mexico_1878Do_25_centavos_Ponterio_159-9072_rev.jpg
Here are the photos of the Fine piece in 2010 sale
http://www.coinfactswiki.com/wiki/File:Mexico_1878Do_25_centavos_Ponterio_155-6487_obv.jpg
http://www.coinfactswiki.com/wiki/File:Mexico_1878Do_25_centavos_Ponterio_155-6487_rev.jpg
Specification: 6.77 g, .903 fine silver, .196 troy oz ASW.
Recorded mintage: unknown.
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| Mexico 1864 O FR 8 Reales |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 8R 1864O FR
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NGC MS 63
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NGC MS63 White with central weakness and heavy adjustment marks.
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| Mexico 1888 GO RR 8 Reales |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 8R 1888GO RR GO RR
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NGC MS 65
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NGC MS65 Finest of 3 graded by NGC. None graded this high by PCGS
Original bright white with nice light peripheral toning.
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| Mexico 1800 Mo FM 1/2 Real |
Mexico
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Silver 1/2R 1800 Mo FM Annechino
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PCGS MS 63
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PCGS MS63. A solid MS63.
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| Mexico 1800/799 Mo-FM 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1800/799MOFM Mo FM Overdate KM72; Yonaka-M05-100a
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PCGS MS 63
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MEXICO. 1/2 Real, 1800/799-Mo FM. Mexico City Mint. Charles IV. PCGS MS63. KM72; Yonaka-M05-100a. Boldly struck for the type and with a clear overdate, this scarce century-transition overdate 1/2 Real is lustrous and at the very pinnacle of quality for the date. Rarely offered, and seldom seen this nice. Candidate for an upgrade.
Provenance: The Stendebach Collection.
Looks better in hand than in the photo.
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| Mexico 1800 1 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver REAL 1800MO FM MO FM KM 81
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NGC MS 63
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NGC MS63 and semi-prooflike. Reverse rotated.
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| Mexico 1895 Go RS 8 FReales |
Mexico
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Silver 8R 1895 Go RS Annechino
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PCGS MS 64
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PCGS MS64 original toning and well struck.
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| Mexico 1859 MO FH 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 1/2R 1859MO FH MO FH KM 370.9
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PCGS MS 65
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Mexico 1859 MO FH 1/2 Real, PCGS MS65. Brilliant prooflike fields with frosted devices.
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| Mexico 1861 MO CH 2 Reales |
MEXICO - 1823-1909
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Silver 2R 1861MO CH MO CH
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NGC MS 65
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NGC MS65 (Prooflike and under graded). Photos do not do the coin justice. Sorry for the bad angle, but difficult to take a good photo in the slab.
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| Mexico 1802-Mo FT 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1802MO FT Mo FT KM 72
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PCGS MS 65
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Mexico 1802-Mo FT 1/2 real, KM72, graded PCGS MS65. Finest of three graded this high at PCGS. Highest at NGC is a solo MS64. Few graded of this date (21 in all grades at both services combined, 13 in any mint state grade).
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| Mexico 1803 MO FT 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1803MO FT MO FT KM 72
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NGC AU 58
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NGC AU58 with nice toning.
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| Mexico 1743 Mo 8 Reales |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 8R 1743MO MF Mo MF KM 103
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NGC MS 63
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NGC MS63 This piece has nice original toning. A beautiful example of the type.
Calico-795
Reluctantly sold January 2024.
This coin now resides in a PCGS holder with the same grade.
https://www.pcgs.com/valueview/8-reales-1732-1821/1743-mo-mf-8-r-calico-1463/5284?sn=670026&h=pop
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| Mexico 1760 Mo MM 8 Reales |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 8R 1760MO MM MO MM CARLOS III
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NGC AU 58
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NGC AU58 Original with no real wear on this coin.
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| Mexico 1745 Mo M 1/2 Real |
MEXICO - TO 1823
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Silver 1/2R 1745MO M Mo M KM 66
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NGC MS 63
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Mexico 1745 Mo M 1/2 Real, NGC MS63. Appealing original skin with a nice even strike.
NGC 1/63, 2/64, none higher.
PCGS 2/63, 2/64, 1/66, none higher.
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| Mexico 1745 Mo MF 4 Reales |
Mexico
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Silver 4R 1745 Mo MF Annechino
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PCGS AU 53
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PCGS AU53 (really mint state but I think they downgraded it due to a minor not-too-intrusive mint made planchet flaw). A lovely coin really.
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