Treasure Auction #8: Daniel F. Sedwick, LLC

Santiago, Chile, 1 decimo, 1855, encapsulated NGC XF-45. KM-124. Deeply rainbow-toned.

Santiago, Chile, 1/2 decimo, 1853, encapsulated NGC MS-63. KM-121. Lustrous, with subtle steely toning, faint hairlines on fields, choice grade.

Santiago, Chile, 1/2 decimo, 1856, encapsulated NGC AU-55. KM-121. Richly rainbow-toned and lustrous.

Santiago, Chile, 1/2 decimo, 1873, encapsulated NGC MS-63. KM-137.2. Prooflike luster and subtle toning all over, choice grade.

Santiago, Chile, copper 1 centavo, 1835 thick flan, encapsulated NGC MS-62 RB. KM-115. Lots of original mint luster, choice grade.

Santiago, Chile, copper-nickel 1 centavo, 1873, encapsulated NGC MS-63. KM-146. Matte surfaces, no contrast, but nice grade.

Santiago, Chile, copper 1/2 centavo, 1851 raised star, encapsulated NGC MS-61 BN. KM-118. Bold strike (especially the rims), traces of original luste

Santiago, Chile, copper 1/2 centavo, 1853, encapsulated NGC AU details / surface hairlines. KM-126. Lovely (but chemically induced) blue toning all o

Lot of 5 miscellaneous Santiago, Chile, silver coins, all encapsulated NGC: peso, 1910, AU-55; peso, 1925, AU-58; 20 centavos, 1878, MS-63; 1 decimo,

Lot of 5 miscellaneous Santiago, Chile, 20 and 10 centavos, all encapsulated NGC: 20c, 1878, MS-63; 20c, 1878, MS-62; 20c, 1891 2.0g standard, MS-63;

Lot of 5 miscellaneous Santiago, Chile, silver and copper minors, all encapsulated NGC: 20c, 1873/2, UNC details / obv scratched; copper 2-1/2c, 1896,

China-Hupeh, one dollar, (1909-11), encapsulated PCGS XF-45. KM-Y131. Bright silver (no toning), some surface hairlines and luster.

China-Tientsin Central Mint, one dollar, year 3 of Hsuen Tung (1911), encapsulated PCGS Genuine. Kan-227. Lightly old-toned XF with subtle luster, wi

China-Taiwan, "old man" dollar, ca. 1835, chopmarked. Kann-1; KM-25.3. 26.4 grams. Curious example of the popular first western-style Chin...

China-Sinkiang (Xinjiang), one dollar (yuan), pointed-base 1, 1949. KM-46.2. 25.7 grams. VF+ with weak center below the 1, popular as the last silver

China-Sinkiang (Xinjiang), 5 miscal, AH1329 (1911). KM-31. 16.6 grams. Toned VF with some weak strike near edge.

China-Sinkiang (Xinjiang), 1 tael (sar), year 7 (1918). KM-45.2. 34.7 grams. VF with traces of luster and toning, somewhat softly struck.

Bogota, Colombia, bust 2 reales, Charles III, 1772VJ, rare. R-42.2; KM-47; CT-1410. 6.7 grams. Attractively old-toned AVF (choice grade for type), par

Bogota, Colombia, bust 2 reales, Charles IV, 1792JJ, rare. R-80.1; KM-59; CT-1029. 6.0 grams. Nicely toned Fine with weak bust and pillars.

Popayan, Colombia, bust 2 reales, Ferdinand VII (bust of Charles IV), 1811/0JF, mintmark P/? (unlisted variety). R-114.2; KM-70.2; CT-975. 6.2 grams.