Online Coins Auction #65

UNITED STATES OF VENEZUELA. 12 1/2 cents. (CuNi. 5.00g/23mm). 1929. Philadelphia. (Km#Y28). Good Extremely Fine.
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UNITED STATES OF VENEZUELA. 12 1/2 cents. (CuNi. 5.00g/23mm). 1948. San Francisco. (Km#Y30a). Almost Extremely Fine.
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VENEZUELA. 10 Bolivars. (Ar. 30.19g/39mm). 1973. Centenary of the effigy of Simón Bolívar on the coin. (Km # Y45). Good Extremely Fine. Little marks.
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MEXICO. 100 pesos. (Ar. 27.75g/39mm). 1978. (Km#483.2). Good Very Fine.
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VENEZUELA. 100 Bolivars. (Ar. 27.00g/ 36mm). 1981. 200th Anniversary of the birth of Andrés Bello. (Km#57). Uncirculated. In original case.
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VIETNAM. Interesting case made up of 3 coins of 10 and 20 Dong minted between 1987 and 1989. It includes the scarce 10 Dong commemorative of Italy 1990. Uncirculated. TO EXAMINE
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YUGOSLAVIA. 50 Dinara. (Ar. 14.99g/31mm). 1938. Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Pedro II. (Km324). Good Very Fine.
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FEDERATED EUROPEAN STATES. 1 Europe (Ae. 7.87g /27mm). 1928. Louis Pasteur 1822-1895. Europa is a currency created in 1928 by Joseph Archer, mining engineer and mayor of Cizely in Nièvre and promoted by Philibert Besson, deputy for Haute-Loire and mayor of Vorey, both founders of the European federist movement. This fantasy coin is seen by many as the seed of the common European currency. (Km#X1). Extremely Fine. Strange.
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FEDERATED EUROPEAN STATES. 1/10 Europe (Ae. 12.55g /32mm). 1928. Louis Pasteur 1822-1895. Europa is a currency created in 1928 by Joseph Archer, mining engineer and mayor of Cizely in Nièvre and promoted by Philibert Besson, deputy for Haute-Loire and mayor of Vorey, both founders of the European federist movement. This fantasy coin is seen by many as the seed of the common European currency. (Km#X1). Extremely Fine. Strange.
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ESPERANTO. Complete series made up of 4 values: 25, 10, 5 and 1 Steloj (Stars) minted in 1959 and 1965. These coins were considered a monetary unit among Esperantists with the aim of creating, as with the language, a universal currency. It was in 1959 when the Universal League minted the first pieces, with the first copies appearing in Holland. They were minted in different metals: brass, bronze and cupronickel and finally, in 1965, in silver with the 25 Steloj. (UnusualWC#3, 4, 5, 6). Good general condition. rare. TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting set made up of hundreds of coins, the vast majority in silver and with a small and medium module. Large variety of countries and dates with mintages predominantly from the 20th century. Total weight of the set 5.5 Kg. Different states of conservation. ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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Magnificent set made up of dozens of silver coins, the vast majority of which are hard type. Great variety of countries and dates with pieces minted between the 19th and 20th centuries. Total weight of the set 7.2 Kg. Different states of conservation. ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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CARLOS III (1759-1788). Sevilla Proclamation. (Ae. 18.59g/36mm). 1759. Engraver: V. de la Fuente. (Vives 33). Obv: Laureate bust of Carlos III with cuirass, band, cloak and fleece collar, around legend: CAROLVS III DG HISPAN REX. Rev: San Fernando enthroned with sword and cruciferous globe, flanked by San Isidoro and San Leandro, with miter and staff, above legend: HISPAL IN EIVS PROC, below legend: NO-8-DO/1759. Almost Very Fine.
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FERDINAND VII (1808-1833). Proclamation in Madrid (Ar. 1.53g/15mm). 1808. Module of 1/2 Real. (Ha.4). Good Very Fine.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Valladolid de Michoacan, Mexico. (Ae. 42.88g/45mm). 1791. Engraver: GA Gil. (Vives 172; RAH 435 metal variation). Obv: Bust of Carlos IV with jacket, jabot shirt, sash, mantle and collars of the fleece and Holy Spirit, around legend: CARLOS IIII KING OF SPAIN AND OF THE YNDIAS. Rev: Oval Escudo of arms crowned with three busts on a shelf and exterior decoration made up of cardboard and two palms, around legend: PROCLAIMED IN THE CITY OF VALLADOLID DE MICHOACAN/BY HIS ALFEREZ RD JOSE, in exergue: 1791. Good Very Fine. Slight iridescent tone. Limited.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Soria. (Ar. 11.20/30mm). 1789. Engraver: A. Martínez. Module of 4 Reales. (Vives 105; H-101). Obv: Busts of Carlos IV, with coat, shirt with jabot, sash, mantle and fleece collar, and of the queen, in court dress, around legend: CAROLUS IV ET ALOYSIA AUGUSTI. Rev: Spain standing on a base facing right, holding a real banner and an oval coat of arms with a castle with three crenellated towers, around legend: NUMANTIN ACCLAMATIO, in exergue: SUMPT COMIT DE GOMARA/SIGNIF MAY AN MDCCLXXXIX. Good Very Fine. Minimal knock on the edge. nice tone Limited.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Soria. (Bronze plated 1.03/29mm). 1789. Engraver: A. Martínez. Module of 4 Reales. One-sided test. Obv: Busts of Carlos IV, with coat, shirt with jabot, sash, mantle and fleece collar, and of the queen, in court dress, around legend: CAROLUS IV ET ALOYSIA AUGUSTI. Extremely Fine.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). Proclamation in Valencia (Ar. 1.88g/18mm). 1789. AP and VN on the back: Antonio Pascual and Vicente Noguera, Deputies for the city for the Proclamation festivities. (Ha.109). Very Fine. nice tone
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CARLOS III (1759-1788). Wedding of Leopold of Austria and the Infanta of Spain María Luisa. (Ar. 25.92g/40mm). 1766. Engraver: Wideman. (MHE 484). Obv: Opposite busts of Leopold in cuirass, cloak and fleece collar, and of María Luisa in court dress, between them legend: WIDEMAN, around legend: LEOPOLD ARCHID AVST M LVDOV INF HISP. Rev: Hymenaeus with a lit torch and the shield with the arms of Spain, disembarks to the left and advances towards a matron with a mural crown, mantle and shield of Austria, around legend: FOEDUS AMORIS, in exergue: NUPT CELEB OENIP. Very Fine. Traces of welding on the edge.
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CARLOS III (1759-1788). Delights of the Arts. (Ae. 158.33g/64mm). 1764. One-sided proof of the hollow on the back. Two female figures symbolizing painting and architecture. In exergue: PS (Pedro Sepúlveda?) 1764. Almost Extremely Fine. The side without engraving has numerous marks. Very interesting.

This work is in all probability an exercise in engraving based on a piece by Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi (1658-1740) made for the architect Cyro Ferri in 1680.
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FERDINAND VII (1808-1833). Wedding of Fernando VII and María Josefa Amalia. (Golden bronze. 33.94g/36mm). 1819. Irun. Declaration of loyalty from Yrún to María Josefa Amalia, the new Queen. ( Vives 331 metal variation). Obv: Busts of Fernando VII and María Josefa Amalia to the right, around legend: FERNANDO VII AND Mª JOSEFA AMALIA. Rev: Legend: THE LOYALTY/OF THE SPANISH PEOPLE/TO THEIR SOVEREIGNS/AS MANIFESTED IN YRUN/VNA COMMISSION OF THE KINGS/TO Mª JOSEFA AMALIA/THEIR NEW QUEEN/ON OCTOBER 3/DE 1819. Almost Extremely Fine.
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ELIZABETH II (1833-1868). Proclamation in Granada (Ar. 1.40g/15mm). 1834. Module 1/2 Real. (Ha.15). Good Very Fine. Beautiful specimen.
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ELIZABETH II (1833-1868). Return of María Cristina de Borbón. (White metal. 28.07g/51mm). 1844. Minted by the Barcelona Provincial Council. Single-sided plate. Proof?. Good Very Fine. very rare There are known copies in silver and bronze engraved by Jubany and that include on the reverse the scene of Victoria in a chariot to the left.
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ELIZABETH II (1833-1868). Visit to the city of Sevilla. (Ae. 6.13g/23mm). September 17, 1862. (VQ 14359). Good Very Fine. Loose minting on reverse.
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AMADEO I (1871-1873). Proclamation. (Ae. 56.34g/42mm). November 16, 1870. Madrid. Engraver: J. García Morado. (Vives 832; RAH 670). Extremely Fine. Little marks. Limited.
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ELIZABETH II (1833-1868). Landing in Ceuta of the first body of the Spanish army. Africa war. (White metal. 52.85g/50mm). 1860. Engraver: Massonet. (VQ14345). Almost Extremely Fine. Strange.
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SARAGOSSA. Inauguration of the Temple Works (Ae. 5.97g/28mm). 1872. Festival Commission. Good Extremely Fine
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ALFONSO XII (1874-1885). Arrival of the new king in Spain. (Ae. 15.36g/28mm). 1875. Engraver: Esteban Lozano. (RAH 672). Extremely Fine. Slight marks. and small tap on the obverse.

On January 7, 1875, the frigate Navas de Tolosa, a first-class propeller frigate of the Spanish Navy and whose main assets included its participation in the Cadiz Cantonal Revolution of 1873, left the port of Marseille for Valencia. On board the new king, the same dynasty of yesteryear, to try to put an end to one of the most convulsive times of our contemporary history. Spain leaves behind the flight of a queen, the outbreak of the "glorious", a first republican attempt and even a dynastic change. The Restoration began.
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ALFONSO XII (1874-1885). Visit to the Mint. (Ar. 17.71g/33mm). June 28, 1875. Madrid. Engraver: G. Sellan. (Vives 462 metal variation). Good Very Fine.
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ALFONSO XII (1874-1885). Mr. Fernando Cos-Gayón. Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance. (Ae. 91.15g/55mm). 1878. Madrid. Engraver: L. Plañiol. (Vives 483). Good Very Fine.
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ALFONSO XII. (1874-1885). Universal Exposition of Paris. (Ae. 62.39g/50mm). 1878. Extremely Fine. Scratch.

This third Universal Fair, whose theme revolved around Agriculture, Arts and Industry, was held between May and November 1878 on both banks of the Seine. Spain focused its participation on both archeology and anthropology exhibitions and not by chance; The last years of the 19th century and the first years of the 20th were the years of historicism, a current that in its sculptural and architectural aspects sought to recover styles from the past, imitating them but endowing them with some new contemporary characteristic. The classical Greek temple, represented in this medal, together with the naked torso, the female figures, or the columns of Hercules, are a true reflection of the moment in which we find ourselves.
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ALFONSO XII (1874-1885). II Centenary of D. Pedro Calderón de la Barca. (Sh. 118.19/60mm). May 25, 1881. Engraver: J. Esteban Lozano. (Vives 1916). Good Very Fine.
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ALFONSO XII (1874-1885). II Centenary of D. Pedro Calderón de la Barca. (Sh. 120,10/60mm). May 25, 1881. Engraver: J. Esteban Lozano. (Vives 1916). Good Very Fine.
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ALFONSO XII (1874-1885). 1st Pedagogical Exhibition. The Promotion of Art (Ae. 34.65g/42mm). 1882. Madrid. Engraver: Gregorio Sellán. (Vives no quote). Almost Extremely Fine. taps.
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ALFONSO XII (1874-1885). Balaguer Library. Villanueva i Geltru. (Ae. 58.40g/50mm). 1884. Extremely Fine. Tap on the edge.

Work of the architect Jeroni Granell, the library was built between 1882 and 1884 with the intention of being a place of multidisciplinary learning, open and without exclusion to any type of citizen. It is therefore the clearest and probably the first example of a Catalan public library. Among its first collections, it is worth highlighting a good number of contributions made by the founder himself, Víctor Balaguer, a distinguished Spanish writer, journalist and politician and one of the outstanding figures of the so-called “Renaixenca”.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Aragonese Exhibition of 1885 and 1886. (Ae. 72.96g/52mm). Real Aragonese Economic Society. Signed: F. Menéndez y Aguilar. (AVM-534-Vte. non-gilt bronze). Very Fine. Taps on the song.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Visit of the Queen Regent María Cristina to the National Currency and Stamp Factory. (Golden bronze. 70.43g/50mm). February 12, 1894. Madrid. Engraver: Bartolmé Maura. Legend in seven lines. (RAH-735 metal variant). Good Extremely Fine.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Municipal Public School of Music of Barcelona. Merit Award. (Aw. 42.35/43mm). 1894-1895. Barcelona. Extremely Fine.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Proclamation in Madrid. (Ae. 13.01g/30mm). 1902. (Vives 598). Good Very Fine.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Visit of ALFONSO XII to the National Currency and Stamp Factory. (Ae. 53.79g/50mm). February 1, 1904. Madrid. Engraver: B. Maura. (Vives 607). Almost Uncirculated. Tap on the edge.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Visit of Alfonso XII to the National Currency and Stamp Factory. (Ae. 57.45g/50mm). Ormolu. February 1, 1904. Madrid. Engraver: Bartolomé Maura. (Vives 606 metal variant). Almost Uncirculated. Iridescent patina. Strange.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). General Exhibition of Fine Arts. (Ae. 55.92g/44mm). 1904. Madrid. Engraver: Bartolomé Maura. (Vives 612). Almost Extremely Fine.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Real Wedding between Alfonso XIII and Victoria. (Silver bronze. 120.54g/68mm). 1906. Engravers: A. Marianas and A. Gonzalo Bilbao. On the song: BRONZE. (Vives 627 var). Extremely Fine.

On May 31, 1906 in the Basilica of San Jerónimo in Madrid, the king, Alfonso XIII and Doña Victoria Eugenia de Battenberg got married. This wedding would also go down in history due to the attack suffered by the real entourage as it passed through number 88 on Calle Mayor, when a bouquet of flowers to which an explosive was attached was thrown from one of the balconies, causing 25 deaths. . The attack was attributed to the anarchist Mateo Morral.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Zaragozan Spanish-French Exhibition. (Ae. 110.08g/58mm). 1908. Zaragoza. Recorder: SA Anduiza. (Vives 686 metal variation). Extremely Fine.

In 1908, a series of actors were held in Zaragoza to commemorate the sieges suffered by the city a century earlier, during the War of Independence. An international event of the first order, known as the Hispano-French exhibition. In addition to inviting a rapprochement between the two neighboring countries, this exhibition gave an important economic boost to the economy of the entire region since some five thousand exhibitors were established, from both countries, destined for agriculture, food, mechanical industries and manufactured products. The success of the public, with more than half a million visitors, led to the event being extended for two months and led to the visit of the monarchs on several occasions.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). National Exhibition of Spanish Toys. 1924. Engraver: Espinós Gisbert. (Ae. 53.06g/49mm). Uncirculated. Strange.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). International Exhibition of Barcelona. Cooperation. (Silver bronze. 41.87g/35mm). 1929. Engraver: Castells. (Cru. Medals 1262a). Includes crown, ring and ribbon as well as an original case from Hijos de B. Castells. Good Extremely Fine. Limited.
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JUAN CARLOS I (1975-2014). Universal Exposition of Barcelona 1888. Spanish Finance. Barcelona. 1967-1987. (Ae. 119.38g/60mm). The obverse recreates the original Sola, arnau and Castells medal from 1888. Uncirculated.
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PHILIP VI (2014-?). Philip VI Proclamation Medal (Ar. 27.00g/40mm). 2014. FNMT. Silver of 0.925 thousandths. Circulation of 30 thousand units. Uncirculated.

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I REPUBLIC. Fedative Agreement. Confidence Coin with a value of 5 Salaries. (Ae. 27.79g/40mm). 1792. Birmingham. Engraver: Dupre F. The scene on the obverse is loaded with symbolism: Federal Guards offer a revolutionary salute to a female figure representing Ella sitting next to an obelisk and holding a board with the words “CONSTITUTION DES FRANÇAIS”. In front of her is an empty pedestal with a relief of the head of Louis XVI and behind her is a shield bearing the three Fleurs de Lis of the French royal coat of arms. Underneath are two crushed documents symbolizing the withdrawal of privileges from the church and the nobility, on the edge legend: RHONE ET LOIRE DE GARD & DEPARTEMENS DE PARIS. (Maz.145). Good Very Fine.
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DALI. Methacrylate case with 5 pure silver Medals from the Dalí Ten Commandments Collection, designed by the artist himself. Theoretical weight and measure per piece (Ar. 50g/50 mm). Italy. Ca.1976. Uncirculated. Limited.
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HE City Council of Granada. (Ae. 65.10g/49mm). City Escudo . Extremely Fine.
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Set of 4 medals or tokens from the Europeans Currencies series from the countries of Austria, Germany, France and Croatia minted in cupronickel. High level of general conservation. TO EXAMINE.

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EGYPT. Nefertitis and Sun between pyramids. (Aug. 1.62g/15mm). 2013 (1434H). Extremely Fine.
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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, Empire (1804-1815). Conquest of Silesia, Poland. (Ae. 29.93g/40mm). 1807. Design by Vivant Denon and engraving by Jean-Bertrand Andrieu. (Bramsen 635). Good Very Fine.
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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, Empire (1804-1815). Withdrawal of the French Army from Russia. (Ae. 44.99g/40mm). 1812. Engraver: Andrieu and Galle. (Bramsen 1168). Good Very Fine. Scratch.

It is hard to believe that until just one year before, 1811, Russia and France were allies. The cooling of relations between the two nations gave way, after knowing the wishes of Tsar Alexander I to conquer Constantinople and the need to achieve a rapprochement with Great Britain, to a direct confrontation between the two superpowers that ended with a disastrous French defeat on Russian soil. On December 14, 1812, the withdrawal of the barely twenty-two thousand survivors of that “Grande Armée” was completed, leaving almost half a million soldiers between dead and prisoners along the way.
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GEORGE IV (1821-1830). Francis Henry Egerton, Earl of Bridgewater. At his death. (Ae. 38.48g/41mm). 1828. Engraver: A. Donadio. (Eimer 1209). Good Very Fine.
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FRANCE. Ministry of Commerce and Industry (Ar.15.88g/33mm). 1822. Signed by: Auguste Jules Patey. Extremely Fine.
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FRANCE. Company of Notaries of Paris. 1830-1848. (Ar. 19.01g/33mm). Luis Felipe I. Engraver: Michau. (Lerouge 319). Good Very Fine. Little marks.
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NAPOLEON III (1852-1870). Napoleon III and Empress Eugénie. Palace of Industry of the Universal Exhibition of Paris. (Ae. 125.05g/68mm). 1855. Paris. Engraver: Caqué F. (COLLIGNON 1683). Extremely Fine.
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FRANCE. Company of Notaries of Paris. S/D (Ar. 19.76g/34mm). S/D Engraver: A. Borrel. (Lerouge 321). Very Fine.
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FRANCE. Medal. (Ae. 262.06g/81mm). 1910. Engraver: Ch. Pillet. 25 years of service to Credit Lyonnais awarded to María Angeles Colomer. Very Fine.
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FRANCE. Set made up of 16 French tokens from different periods. The set includes original pieces and some modern re-minting. Different materials as well as states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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BRITAIN. Token (Ae. 1.55g/17mm). 1669. Robert Churchill. Rochester (Kent County). Good Very Fine. Scarce.
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Beautiful set made up of 6 bronze medals from the Museu Nacional Dos Coches. These coins were minted in the last cuarto of the 20th century. High degree of conservation in general. No repeated piece. TO EXAMINE.
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Set of 6 pieces, 5 medals, 3 of them from the Visit of Pope John Paul II to Spain in 1982 and 2 commemorating the Wedding of Prince Charles and Diana of Wales and 1 Canadian 1 Dollar coin from 1984. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting set made up of 54 medals from different periods, countries, modules and materials. Various states of preservation. TO EXAMINE.
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UNION ANGLESENSE COOPERATIVE. 500 Pesetas (Ae-Silver. 25.50g/41mm). 1930s. Anglés (Gerona). Silver-plated copper test (Lluch-2205). Good Very Fine. Scratch. Strange.

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ANGLES UNION COOPERATIVE. 500 Pesetas (H 10.03g/41mm). 1930s. Anglés (Gerona). Aluminum test. (Lluch-2206). Extremely Fine. Strange.

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ANGLES UNION COOPERATIVE. 500 Pesetas (Fe. 33.14g/41mm). 1930s. Anglés (Gerona). Test on iron with carbon bath. (Lluch-2206 var). Good Extremely Fine. Strange.
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COOPERATIVE UNION ANGLESENSE. Set consisting of 4 tokens with values of 5 (in brass and nickel) and 100 Pesetas. One of the 100 Pesetas with the non-matching reverse variant. Excellent state of general conservation. to EXAMINE.
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SPAIN. Set of 4 tokens or tokens of Catalan cooperatives of different values and materials minted in 1935 in Tarrasa and Palafrugellense Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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Set of 5 chips or tokens from mainly Catalan casinos and cooperatives. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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UNITED STATES. Token 1/2 Gold California. (Aug. 0.30g/10mm). 1853. Replica. Good Very Fine.
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Set of 8 French trading tokens. TO EXAMINE.
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ANCIENT GREECE. Nice set made up of 45 Greek bronze coins from different Greek kingdoms and cities. TO EXAMINE.
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ANCIENT SPAIN. Beautiful and interesting set made up of 32 coins from different Iberian mints and from different periods. TO EXAMINE.
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ANCIENT SPAIN. Lot made up of 75 bronze coins from different Iberian mints, it contains some reproductions, some pieces with eagle head stamps stand out. TO EXAMINE.
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ANCIENT HISPANIA and ROMAN EMPIRE. Lot made up of dozens of coins from different Iberian mints and from different Roman emperors. TO EXAMINE.
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ROMAN EMPIRE and ANCIENT HISPANIA. Lot consisting of 75 mostly bronze coins from different Iberian mints and Roman emperors, includes 2 denarii. TO EXAMINE.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting set of 12 Roman bronzes and some Iberian pieces. Different modules and states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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Set of 44 ancient coins, mostly bronze, from different Iberian mints and Roman emperors. TO EXAMINE.
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PRECOINS. Lot consisting of 6 ring type coins of different sizes. TO EXAMINE.
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REPUBLIC and ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting collection of coppers in different modules and Roman silver from various emperors and periods. 71 pieces in all. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE
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ROMAN REPUBLIC and ROMAN EMPIRE.Nice and interesting set made up of 69 Roman silver coins from different emperors and Roman periods, including a Crispina denarius with a Juno reverse and another Domitian denarius with an altar reverse. TO EXAMINE.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Nice set made up of 6 small and medium-sized bronzes, among which a dupondium of Trajan and a follis of Aureliano stand out. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Nice set composed of 9 lower imperial follis and different emperors as well as states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Lot composed of 11 small bronzes of different emperors, highlighting two Follis of Licinio I. TO EXAMINE.
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ROMAN EMPIRE. Interesting set made up of 130 bronze coins of different Roman emperors, most of them Antoninian, some with slight traces of original silvering. TO EXAMINE.
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MEDIEVAL TIMES. Lot made up of 13 coins from different kings and medieval mints, including a Cuartillo from Enrique IV. TO EXAMINE.
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MEDIEVAL TIMES. Set of 17 medieval coins of different medieval kings and different Spanish mints. TO EXAMINE.
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SPANISH MONARCHY. Interesting set made up of 10 copper coins minted in the reigns of Carlos IV and Fernando VII. All the pieces are from the Segovia and Jubia mints. Different modules, most of 8 Maravedís, as well as states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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SPANISH MONARCHY AND CENTENARY OF THE PESETA. Lot consisting of 8 copper coins of the kings: Felipe IV, Felipe V, Fernando VI, Fernando VII and Alfonso XIII, highlighting 4 coins of Felipe IV, among which there are 2 Ardits from Barcelona, a coin of 8 Maravedís from Madrid and a coin of 16 Maravedís from Córdoba. TO EXAMINE.
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SPANISH MONARCHY, CENTENARY OF THE PESETA and II REPUBLIC. Lot made up of 83 coins of different Spanish Monarchs, some of them resealed bronzes, highlighting a Real of the Catholic Monarchs that has been repaired. TO EXAMINE.
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CENTENARY OF THE PESETA. Set of 13 5 Peseta coins minted during the period of the Provisional Government, Amadeo I and the reigns of Alfonso XII and XIII. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.

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CENTENARY OF THE PESETA. Lot consisting of 14 silver coins minted between the Provisional Government and Alfonso XIII. TO EXAMINE.
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CENTENARY OF THE PESETA AND FOREIGN COINS. Lot consisting of 3 silver coins with settings to be used as brooches, one of them a 1902 medal of Alfonso XIII. TO EXAMINE.
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CENTENARY OF THE PESETA and II REPUBLIC. Beautiful set made up of 6 copper coins minted during the reign of Alfonso XIII and the Second Republic. Different modules. Magnificent level of conservation in general. TO EXAMINE.
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SPANISH STATE (1936-1975). Nice set made up of 9 coins of different modules, between 50 cents and 5 Pesetas and dates. All parts different and in Uncirculated condition. TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting set made up of 127 coins from the Spanish State and the reign of Juan Carlos I of various modules and dates. In the set, a nice selection of 24 pieces with errors and/or variants stands out. Different states of conservation including a high number of pieces in Uncirculated. TO EXAMINE.
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SPANISH STATE. Lot comprised of two albums made up of Francisco Franco coins of all modules and with different dates, highlighting 6 100 Pesetas coins from 1966 (of which there are two *19-69 with retouched stars). TO EXAMINE.
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SPAIN. Interesting and varied set made up of approximately 300 coins distributed in 3 albums and minted during the period of the Spanish State and the Reign of Juan Carlos I. Great variety of modules and dates as well as states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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SPANISH STATE and JUAN CARLOS I. Extensive set made up of hundreds of coins from these periods, highlighting 74 complete portfolios issued between 1972 and 1980. The set also includes a good number of strips, several cartouches and a large number of different 25 coins. cents from the early 20th century. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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CONTEMPORARY. Album composed of 97 pieces from the reign of Juan Carlos I of different modules and dates, most of them Uncirculated. TO EXAMINE.
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SPAIN. Interesting set made up of 8 coins from the periods of the Spanish Monarchy and Centenary of the Peseta. 5 pieces in silver and 3 in copper, highlighting a copy of 2 Reales from 1724 of Luis I. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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SPANISH MONARCHY and CENTENARY OF THE PESETA. Interesting and beautiful set of 11 silver pieces of different modules minted between the reign of Elizabeth II and the Second Republic. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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SPAIN. Set of 30 coins minted between the reign of Alfonso XII and Juan Carlos I. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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SPAIN. Interesting and beautiful set of Spanish coins made up of 93 coins (43 loose coins + 50-piece cartridge) with mintages that range from the period of the Catholic Monarchs to the reign of Juan Carlos I. Silvers, coppers, a great diversity of formats and states of conservation, highlighting macuquina pieces and 1/2 reales columns. ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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SPAIN. Interesting and varied set made up of approximately 130 Spanish coins from periods between the Spanish Monarchy and the Spanish State. Large number of copper and silver pieces highlighting a good selection of Centennial modules. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE
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Interesting set made up of cartridges and wallets both from the Spanish State and from the reign of Juan Carlos I. The set is completed with 29 equal official boxes of 1000 Pesetas commemorative of the 1996 Olympic Games that all include the certificate of authenticity. Approximate total weight of the silver in the set: 450g. Different states of conservation, with a large majority of Uncirculated pieces. TO EXAMINE.

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SPANISH MONARCHY and CENTENARY OF THE PESETA. Interesting and extensive collection of approximately 375 coins, mostly silver, minted between the period of the Spanish Monarchy and the Second Republic. Wide variety of modules, dates and reigns. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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MEDALS AND COMMEMORATIONS. Lot consisting of 4 medals, two of them Spanish, one German and one Belgian. TO EXAMINE.
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FOREIGN COINS. Lot made up of 11 coins from the Arab culture minted at different times and places, it also includes a medieval coin from the kingdom of Cilicia. TO EXAMINE.
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LAOS. Set of 4 bronze precoins, probably from the 19th century, used for commercial transactions. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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CHINA. Interesting set made up of 32 coins, pre-coins and wooden coin-bills from different periods and shapes including key, knife and ingot types. Different materials, including silver, and states of conservation. ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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FOREIGN CURRENCY. Set of 14 foreign coins from different countries and highlights a set of coins from Sweden issued in 1978. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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FOREIGN COINS. Lot consisting of 47 perforated small module silver coins from Peru and Bolivia. TO EXAMINE.
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Lot made up of dozens of coins from different countries and periods of numismatic history, highlighting a rare Antonininano from Aureliano, an Ace from Aelio and a 1/2 Patagón from Alberto and Isabel. TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting set of world currency of more than 40 pieces with a wide representation of silver specimens (530g gross weight in this metal) from different countries, dates as well as conservation states. TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting and extensive collection of international currency made up of approximately 350 pieces spread over 4 albums and minted in different countries. A high number of silver specimens from the 19th and 20th centuries stand out. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting album made up of 140 Spanish and foreign pieces. In the set, a wide selection of coins of the Peseta Centenary stands out, among which we highlight 13 pieces of the 5 Pesetas module and others in silver with a smaller module in addition to coppers. In the foreign part there are examples of Syrian, English and Swiss currency. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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FOREIGN COINS. Set made up of more than 500 coins, both foreign and Spanish, from the 19th and 20th centuries, presented in 2 albums. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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World currency set made up of hundreds of pieces and among which several silver copies stand out, including two Liberty-type 1-dollar coins minted in 1922 and 1923. The set also includes Spanish coins from the time of the Spanish State and Juan Carlos I, highlighting some wallet and strip. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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Large set made up of hundreds of world coins in different materials, including silver pieces, minted mainly in the 20th century. Large number of countries represented, modules and dates. Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE.
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Lot made up of thousands of foreign coins and medals from different countries, some of them silver. TO EXAMINE.
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Bracelet made up of 12 coins of 1 Real of Isabel II and 1 of 2 Pesetas of Alfonso XII. Total weight of the set 33.81g. Pieces in good general conservation level. TO EXAMINE.
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Bracelet composed of 5 Alfonsine coins (original and replicas) in gold. Total weight of the set: 77.56g. Purity of the gold of the set of 0.640 thousandths. TO EXAMINE.
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Set of gold medals set like jewels. Total weight: 37.99g. Purity of the gold of the set 0.540 thousandths. TO EXAMINE
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Set of various pieces of gold jewelry. Total weight: 72.50g. Purity of gold to be determined. TO EXAMINE.
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THE HISPANIC CURRENCY. Real Academy of History. Antonio Vives and Escudero, Madrid. 1926.
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NUMISMATICS COURSE. Celestino Belmar (Antonio Beltran). Literary University of Valencia. 1943.
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THE SPANISH CURRENCY, (BRIEF MONETARY HISTORY OF SPAIN). Felipe Mateu and Llopis, Barcelona. 1946.
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PRIMITIVE SPAIN THROUGH IBERIAN COINS. J. Ortega Galindo, Bilbao. 1947.
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NUMISMATICS OF THE SPANISH POPES. Guilio Berni, Barcelona. 1948.
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NUMISMATICS COURSE, Volume I. Antonio Beltrán Martínez, Cartagena. 1950.
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NUMISMATICS COURSE, Volume I. Antonio Beltrán Martínez, Cartagena. 1950. Bound.
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ROMAN COINS AND THEIR VALUES. HA Seaby, London. 1954.
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VADEMÉCUM OF THE COLLECTOR OF OLD HISPANIC COINS. Antonio Beltran Martinez, Zaragoza. 1955.
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THE GADES COINS. Antonio M. de Guadán, Barcelona. 1963.
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THE MONETARY REFORM OF 1868. Ramón de Fontecha, Madrid. 1965.
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GENERAL CATALOG OF SPANISH COINS, PHILIP V (1700) - ISABEL II (1868). José A. Vicenti, Madrid. 1969.
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IBERIAN AND IBERO-ROMAN NUMISMATICS. Antonio M. de Guadan, Madrid. 1969
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CATALOG OF OBSIDIONAL COINS ISSUED IN CATALONIA DURING THE CIVIL WAR. Leocaldio de Olabarria García-Rivero, Barcelona. 1973.
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THE COINS OF THE SPANISH EMPIRE (1479-1713). Carlos Castán and Juan R. Cayón, Madrid. 1974.
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THE HISPANIC CHRISTIAN MEDIEVAL COIN. V. Ramón Benedito, F. Alvarez Burgos and V. Ramón Pérez, Madrid. 1974.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. H. Cohen, Madrid. 1976
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SPANISH COINS FROM 1868 TO 1979. Ferrán Calicó, Xavier Calicó and Joaquín Trigo, Barcelona. 1977.
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SPANISH COINS FROM 1868 TO 1979. Ferrán Calicó, Xavier Calicó and Joaquín Trigo, Barcelona. 1979.
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CATALOG OF VARIANTS AND ERRORS IN THE SPANISH STATE COINS (1936-1975). Jose Maria Valls, Madrid. 1979.
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CATALOG OF HISPANIC-CHRISTIAN MEDIEVAL COIN FROM THE IX TO THE XVI CENTURY. F. Alvarez Burgos, V. Ramón Benedito and V. Ramón Pérez, Madrid. 1980.
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ROMAN COINS AND THEIR VALUES. David R. Sear, London. 1981.
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CATALOG OF HISPANIC COIN FROM ITS ORIGINS TO THE CENTURY VF Alvarez Burgos, Madrid. 1982.
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LES CURRENCIES OF LES COOPERATIVES CATALANS 1850-1950, 3 Volumes. Antoni López I Lluch. Barcelona. 1983.
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PRICE CATALOG NUMCO, NUMISMATIC-CONTROL. SPANISH COINS SINCE 1700-1983, FELIPE V-JUAN CARLOS I. Carlos Castán, Madrid. 1983.
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HISTORY OF SPANISH CURRENCY THROUGH ONE HUNDRED COINS FROM THE MUSEUM OF THE NATIONAL COIN AND STAMP FACTORY. Antonio Beltran Martinez, Madrid. 1983.
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PRONTUARY OF THE HISPANIC CURRENCY. F. Alvares Burgos, Madrid. 1984.
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GENERAL CATALOG OF SPANISH COINS Vol. VI. COINS OF THE HOUSE OF BORBON, OF FELIPE VA ISABEL II. Jesus Vico Monteoliva and Fernando P. Segarra, Madrid. 1985.
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COMPENDIUM OF THE COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, Vol. I and II. Juan R. Cayon, Madrid. 1985.
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GENERAL CATALOG OF SPANISH COINS Vol. VII. THE PESETA AS A NATIONAL MONETARY UNIT: COINS AND BANKNOTES (1868-1987). Jesus Vico Monteoliva and Fernando P. Segarra, Madrid. 1986.
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LOCAL CATALAN CURRENCY (S. XIII-XVIII). M. Crusafont i Sabater, Barcelona. 1990.
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PORTUGUESE CURRENCY. Albert Gomez. 7th Edition 2021. Lisbon. National Numismatic Association.
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Interesting set made up of 20 catalogs from different auctions from different European auction houses. TO EXAMINE.
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Beautiful set of 20th century auction books and catalogues. TO EXAMINE.
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