Treasure, World, U.S. Coin & Paper Money Auction 26

Lorraine, France, teston, Charles III, 1627. KM-45 (under German States). 7.39 grams. Holed Fine/VF with salvaged surfaces, some encrustation and toni

Emden, German States (Holy Roman Empire), 28 stuber (2/3 thaler), Ferdinand II (1619-1637). KM-10.1. 19.03 grams. Salvaged VF with cleaned surfaces, r

Kassel, Germany, Chr. Eissengarthen, brass 1/2 liter beer token, ca. mid-1800s, NGC MS 64. Obverse: bear walking left; Reverse: CHR. / EISSENGARTHEN

Great Britain, bronze half farthing, Victoria, 1844, NGC MS 64 RB. Sp-3951; KM-738. Bright red and lustrous with speckles of purple toning. NGC #473

Great Britain (Bombay mint), trade dollar, George V, 1911-B, NGC AU 58. KM-T5. Dark rainbow toning with light wear on high points. NGC #4738981-014.

Lot of three Guatemala bust 8R (two) and 1R (one), assayer M: 1805, 1818 and 1789 respectively. KM-53, 69, 42. 56.66 grams total. All somewhat scarce,

Guatemala (Central American Republic), 1/4 real, 1843, NGC AU 53. KM-1. Crude type with decent luster, mostly untoned except for two dark spots. NGC

Guatemala, nickel 1/2 real, 1900, NGC MS 64. KM-176. Vivid rainbow toning. NGC #4739223-009.

Bombay, India (British), 1/4 rupee, 1928, NGC MS 63. KM-518. Light contact marks for the grade, mostly untoned obverse with hints of gold around rims

Messina, Sicily (Italian States), 3 tari, Philip III, 1609. KM-10. 7.86 grams. XF, some encrustation.

Lot of three Messina, Sicily (Italian States) 4 tari (one) and 3 tari (two), Philip III, all dated 1612, assayer DF-A. KM-11, 10. 26.02 grams total. T

Naples & Sicily (Italian States), bronze 2 tornesi, 1857, Ferdinand II, NGC MS 63 Brown. KM-374. More red than brown with bright surfaces devoi...

Tuscany (Italian States), bronze 5 centesimi, 1859, NGC MS 64 Brown. KM-C83. Chocolate brown with spots of red luster. NGC #4740383-001.

Japan, silver 1 yen, meiji 27 (1894) with gin counterstamp (1897) to left, NGC AU details / cleaned. KM-Y28a.2. Light surface hairlines, vibrant gold

Japan, silver 1 yen, meiji 29 (1896), with gin counterstamp (1897) to right, NGC UNC details / cleaned. KM-Y28a.5. Lustrous, faintly gold toned with

Luxembourg, 10 francs, 1929, NGC MS 64. KM-39. Flashy fields contrasting with matte bust, some die polish lines, faint multicolored toning. NGC #473

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1 real, Philip V, 1734/3MF. KM-75.1, CT-unl. 3.16 grams. VG/Fine, vibrant rainbow toning in fields, clear overdate.

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1 real, Philip V, 1735MF, ex-Christensen. KM-75.1; CT-1597. 2.92 grams. VG with a few scratches, patches of dark multicolo

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1 real, Philip V, 1737MF, ex-Glendining. KM-75.1; CT-1599. 3.22 grams. Fine with some scratches, heavy adjustment marks on

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1 real, Philip V, 1740MF. KM-75.1; CT-1602. 3.31 grams. VF with rainbow toned fields.

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1 real, Philip V, 1741MF. KM-75.1; CT-1603. 3.38 grams. AU/UNC with a details a bit weak from a soft strike, brilliant and

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1 real, Ferdinand VI, 1754M. KM-75.2; CT-579. 3.27 grams. Dark rainbow toned VF, old scratch in shield.

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1/2 real, Philip V, 1736MF, ex-Glendining. KM-65; CT-1859. 1.60 grams. Fine with some scratches, darkly rainbow toned fiel

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1/2 real, Philip V, 1737MF. KM-65; CT-1861. 1.67 grams. VF+ with minor surface marks, spotty dark grey toning in fields.

Mexico City, Mexico, pillar 1/2 real, Philip V, 1738MF. KM-65; CT-1862. 1.66 grams. XF with arcing die chip and crack on pillars side, dark red and go

Durango, Mexico, bust 8 reales, Ferdinand VII, 1816MZ. KM-111.2; CT-414. 26.88 grams. Weakly struck VF with scratch on the back of the bust, choice ra

Oaxaca (Morelos/SUD), Mexico, copper 8 reales, 1812, ornate fields, NGC VF 35 BN. KM-234; CT-576. Centered, full strike on a good planchet with only

Lot of three Oaxaca (Morelos/SUD), Mexico, copper 8 reales, 1813, plain fields, with Morelos (Type A) countermarks. KM-265.4; CT-578. 64.63 grams tota

Mexico City, Mexico, 1 peso, 1898AM, original strike, PCGS UNC details / cleaned. KM-409.2. Beautifully rainbow toned over lustrous surfaces, nice st

Durango, Mexico, brass 5 centavos, 1914, NGC MS 65. KM-634. Tied with three others for finest known in the NGC census. Satiny surfaces with minimal m

Mexico City, Mexico, 5 pesos, 1948, Cuauhtemoc, NGC MS 66+. KM-465. Bright white with full cartwheel luster, heavy vertical die polish lines. Pedigre

Mexico City, Mexico, 50 centavos, 1937, NGC MS 65. KM-447. Exceptional strike with smooth, mirror-like fields and detailed design, blended rainbow to

Nicaragua (struck at the Heaton mint), 1 cordoba, 1912-H, NGC XF 45. KM-16. Evenly circulated with hints of remaining luster in recessed areas, dark

Norway, 2 kroner, 1906, Haakon VII, Norway independence, NGC MS 63. KM-363. Popular circulating commemorative celebrating Norway independence in 1905

Panama, silver 1 balboa, 1947, NGC MS 63. KM-13. Bright white surface with minor contact marks, faint gold toning on high points, popular design. NG

Lot of two Lima, Peru, bust 8 reales, Ferdinand VII, 1812JP and 1813JP. KM-117.1. 54.43 grams total. Both AU with some surface hairlines, adjustment m

Lima, Peru, bust 1 real, Charles IV (large bust), 1791IJ. KM-94; CT-1096. 3.39 grams. Bold XF with off-center strike, light marks but nothing distract

Portugal, 5 escudos, 1934, NGC MS 64. KM-581. Blast white with great luster, a few minor surface marks for the grade. NGC #4740383-010.

Portugal, 5 escudos, 1934, NGC MS 64. KM-581. Gold toning over lustrous surfaces, areas of original mint luster. NGC #4740383-011.

Portugal, 2-1/2 escudos, 1933, NGC MS 63. KM-580. A few scattered marks across surfaces with subdued luster, faint gold toning everywhere. NGC #4740

Romania (struck at the Heaton mint), 5 lei, Mihai I, 1930-H, NGC MS 66, finest known in NGC census. KM-48. Rare in high Mint State with just one othe

St. Petersburg, Russia, 10 kopeks, Catherine II, 1775-CNb, NGC XF 40. KM-C61a.3. One of just two in the NGC census (one higher in AU 53), even wear o

Ekaterinburg, Russia, bronze 2 kopeks, Alexander I, 1811EM-HM, plain edge, NGC MS 63 BN. KM-C118.3. Difficult type to find in Mint State, red-brown s

St. Petersburg, Russia, 50 kopeks, Nicholas II, 1912-EB, NGC MS 62. KM-Y58.2. Mottled dark toning over luster, some light surface marks. NGC #474039

Sharjah, 5 rupees proof, 1964, John F. Kennedy, NGC PF 63. KM-X2. Scarcer proof version of this commemorative type, very lustrous with spotty red and

South Africa, 2-1/2 shillings, 1897, NGC AU 58. KM-7. Detailed strike with very faint wear on the high points, dark multicolored toning. NGC #474039

South Africa, 2 shillings, 1897, NGC AU 53. KM-6. A few light marks and wear, subdued multicolored tone and dark spots on obverse with a more lustrou

South Africa, bronze 1 penny, 1898, NGC MS 64 RB. KM-2. Satin surfaces, variable shades of red with a rainbow band of toning on the obverse. NGC #47

Cuenca, Spain, milled 2 reales "pistareen," Philip V, 1718JJ. CT-1161; KM-308. 5.47 grams. XF, small planchet flaw at 6 o'clock on obv...

Segovia, Spain, milled 2 reales "pistareen," Louis I, 1724F. CT-41; KM-297. 5.35 grams. Choice XF+ with slight waviness from manufacture, ...