Treasure, World, U.S. Coin & Paper Money Auction 25

Bahia, Brazil, 960 reis, Joao VI, 1816-B, struck over a Lima, Peru, bust 8 reales, Charles IV, 1807JP, NGC AU details / surface hairlines. Russo-462;

Brazil (Rio mint), 960 reis, 1819-R, Joao VI, NGC AU 58. Russo-477; KM-326.1. Choice strike with bold details, dark rainbow toning over subdued luste

Brazil (Rio mint), 960 reis, Joao VI, 1820-R, struck over a Potosi, Bolivia, bust 8 reales, Ferdinand VII, 1820PJ. Russo-478; KM-326.1. 26.77 grams. L

Brazil (Rio mint), 960 reis, Pedro I, 1824-R, struck over a colonial 960 reis of Joao VI over a Spanish colonial bust 8 reales of Ferdinand VII. Russo

Para, Brazil, 10-reis countermark (1835) on a Cuiaba bronze 40 reis 1828-C of Pedro I. Russo-p. 312, host 704; KM-427.1. 6.80 grams. XF, counterstamp

Brazil, 2000 reis, 1889, Pedro II, NGC MS 63. Russo-659; KM-485. Bright white and lustrous. NGC #4723950-002.

Brazil, 2000 reis, 1889, Pedro II, NGC MS 62. Russo-659; KM-485. Golden tone over muted luster. NGC #4723950-003.

Brazil, 2000 reis, 1889, Pedro II, NGC MS 61. Russo-659; KM-485. Lustrous with light surface chatter, a few spots of reddish toning. NGC #4723950-00

Lot of three Brazil silver coins: 2000 reis, 1888; 640 reis, 1695; 160 reis, 1752. KM-485, 84, 168.2. 48.66 grams total. The 2000 reis is AU with clea

Brazil, 1000 reis, 1913, first type (border of connected stars on obverse and interrupted legend on reverse), NGC MS 66. Russo-703; KM-510. With dash

British West Africa (struck at the King's Norton mint, England), copper-nickel 1/10 penny, 1946-KN, NGC MS 65. KM-20. Bright, smooth fields wit...

Canada, copper 1 cent, Victoria, 1884, PCGS MS63BN. KM-7. Sharply struck, dark brown tone with hints of red luster. PCGS #34172280.

Canada, copper 1 cent, Victoria, 1886, PCGS MS62BN. KM-7. Similar in quality to prior lot, this one having a few more spots of mint red luster across

Canada, copper 1 cent, Edward VII, 1906, PCGS MS64BN. KM-8. Smooth, brown surfaces with some original red luster. PCGS #34172276.

Santiago, Chile, bust 8 reales, Charles IV, 1805FJ. KM-51; CT-759. 26.55 grams. Cleaned AXF with hints of luster around legends, light PVC residue, sm

Santiago, Chile, 1/2 real, Charles IV, 1797DA, CAOLUS error, rare. KM-57; CT-1343. 1.55 grams. Darkly toned About Fine, rare error with R in king...

Santiago, Chile, 1/2 real, Charles IV, 1808/7FJ. KM-57; CT-1354. 1.55 grams. XF with sharp details for a crude type with multiple repunched letters in

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, 1791/0, Charles IV transitional (bust of Charles III, ordinal IV), NGC VF details / scratches. KM-43; CT-1446. Darkly rain

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, 1791, Charles IV (bust of Charles III, ordinal IIII), NGC Fine details / tooled. KM-46; CT-1448. Struck slightly off-cente

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, 1793. KM-56; CT-1427 (under Rioja). 0.91 gram. VF with a few wispy hairlines in fields, darkly rainbow toned throughout, sc

Lot of three Santiago, Chile, 1/4R: 1796, 1797, and 1798. KM-63. 2.27 grams total. VG on average with weak rims yet all details present, some marks on

Lot of four Santiago, Chile, 1/4R: 1801 (two), 1802, and 1804. KM-63. 3.08 grams total. Generally VG-Fine with the 1802 an outlier in VF, some with li

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, 1810. KM-73; CT-1493. 0.70 gram. XF with plugged hole, spots of red toning.

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, Ferdinand VII, 1811, NGC XF details / environmental damage, scratches. KM-73; CT-1494. Nicely detailed with hints of luste

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, Ferdinand VII, 1813, NGC XF details / environmental damage. KM-63; CT-1497. Detailed with typically crude rims, very light

Lot of three Santiago, Chile, 1/4R: 1812 (two) and 1813. KM-73. 2.18 grams total. The two 1812s (with and without dots) are F-VF, the 1813 (no dots) X

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, 1816. KM-73; CT-1501. 0.63 gram. VF with usual weak rims, dull rainbow toning all over.

Lot of three Santiago, Chile, 1/4R, 1817, Republican issue. KM-73; CT-1502. 2.30 grams total. All three (two with dots flanking date, one without) are

Santiago, Chile, 1/4 real, 1818/8/6. KM-73; CT-1503. 0.73 gram. VF with some surface marks, dark blue toning, interesting overdate with final digit pu

Santiago, Chile, copper-nickel 20 centavos, 1920, NGC MS 64, finest and only known example in NGC census. KM-151.3. Smooth fields with muted luster,

Bogota, Colombia, bust 1 real, Charles IV, 1802JJ. KM-58; Restrepo-78.34; CT-1193. 3.02 grams. Holed XF with cleaned, non-toned surfaces.

Bogota, Colombia, 1 real, Ferdinand VII (bust of Charles IV), 1818FJ. KM-68.1; Restrepo-111.13; CT-1213. 3.17 grams. VF with weakly struck centers, a

Bogota, Colombia, 1/4 real, 1802. KM-63; Restrepo-75.15; CT-1437. 0.86 gram. VG with vibrant rainbow toning, scarce date.

Bogota, Colombia, 1/4 real, 1803/2. KM-63; Restrepo-75.16; CT-1438. 0.87 gram. Fine with light surface hairlines, minor lamination error on obverse, d

Lot of four Popayan, Colombia, 1/4 real, 1816. KM-67.2; CT-1475; Restrepo-101.1. 2.77 grams total. VG-Fine on average. Great for die study.

Bogota, Colombia, 1/4 real, 1819. KM-63; Restrepo-75.16; CT-1438. 0.49 gram. Fine with dark brown toning.

Cartagena, Colombia, copper 1/2 real, 1812. Restrepo-131.2; KM-D2. 5.69 grams. VF with strike weakness on obverse, clear date and denomination, dark b

Bogota, Colombia, 1 peso, 1855. KM-118; Restrepo-198.1. 24.79 grams. VF with spotty dark blue and gold toning.

Lot of two Bogota, Colombia, 1/4R: 1839, 1847 1.23 grams total. The 1839 is VF with light cleaning while the 1847 is a rainbow-toned Fine.

Popayan, Colombia, 1/4 real, 1849. KM-108.2; Restrepo-175.1. 0.85 gram. XF with minor cleaning, spotted dark rainbow toning in fields.

Bogota, Colombia, 1/4 decimo, 1860, caduceus flanking denomination. KM-131; Restrepo-222.1. 0.66 gram. Somewhat lustrous XF, weakly struck with rusted

Bogota, Colombia, 5 decimos, 1871, NGC XF 45. KM-153.1; Restrepo-293.4. Nicely detailed for the grade with centers a bit weak from strike, vivid rain

Bogota, Colombia, 50 centavos, 1872, NGC VF 30. KM-172.1; Restrepo-306.1. Evenly worn across high points with good remaining detail in hair and eagle

Medellin, Colombia, 5 decimos, 1872. KM-153.3; Restrepo-296.1. 12.37 grams. AVF with some rim bumps, dull multicolor toning.

Bogota, Colombia, 50 centavos, 1877, NGC XF 40, finest and only known example in NGC census. KM-177.1; Restrepo-308.5. Difficult to find in this high

Medellin, Colombia, 5 decimos, 1877/4, large arms, NGC XF 40. KM-161.1; Restrepo-298.1. Well struck with good bust and eagle details, nicer than the

Medellin, Colombia, 5 decimos, 1878/4, large 8, NGC AU 50, finest known in NGC census. KM-161.1; Restrepo-298.2. Great condition for the type with sm

Lot of three Colombia, 1 decimo: Bogota, 1863; Popayan, 1864; Popayan, 1866. KM-145.1; KM-145.2; KM-145.2a. 6.87 grams total. The Popayan issues are a

Bogota, Colombia, 10 centavos, 1878, NGC AU 55. KM-175.1; Restrepo-273.4. Lustrous with sharp details, faint gold toning in fields. NGC #4715607-013.

Medellin, Colombia, 10 centavos, 1885, fineness 0.500/0.835, PCGS AU53, finest and only example in PCGS census, ex-Eldorado. KM-175.2a; Restrepo-276.1