Treasure, World, U.S. Coin & Paper Money Auction 24

Madrid, Spain, 20 reales de vellon, Joseph Napoleon, 1810AI. CT-25; KM-551.2. 27.23 grams. Solid VF with colorful toning in legends.

Madrid, Spain (provisional government), bronze pattern 5 pesetas, 1868, rare, NGC MS 64 BN. CT-p. 806. Cherry-red surfaces with underlying luster, no

Onate, Spain, bronze pattern 5 pesetas, Charles VII Pretender, 1875, rare, NGC MS 63 BN, finest known in NGC census. CT-p. 816; KM-PT9.1A. Original c

Spain, silver 4 pesetas (fantasy issue), Isabel II, dated 1894, rare, Huth issue, NGC PF 62 Cameo. KM-X7. Quite brilliant but fraught with bagmarks a

Madrid, Spain, 1 peseta, Alfonso XIII, 1893PGL with 18-93 inside six-point stars, NGC AU 55. CT-39; KM-702. Muted luster with very light toning, mini

Madrid, Spain, 1 peseta, Alfonso XIII, 1903SMV (stated on label as 1905 in error) with 19-03 inside stars, rare, NGC MS 63. CT-51; KM-721. Obverse lu

Stockholm, Sweden, 1 riksdaler, Christina, 1646, NGC VF 35. Dav-4525; KM-187. 28.54 grams Choice for the grade with rich toning and good contrast. NG

Uruguay, copper 40 centesimos, male sunface, 1844. KM-3. 33.35 grams. Typical crude type yet AXF for grade, chocolate brown toning with some original

Uruguay, copper 20 centesimos, 1843/40. KM-2.2. 19.43 grams. First year for type. Crude type yet XF for grade with defined sunface, some pockmarks and

Uruguay, copper 20 centesimos, 1844. KM-2.2. 19.57 grams. Lightly cleaned VF+ of crude manufacture, strong die-clash with horizontal lines showing aro