Spanish Monarchy

CARLOS V (1516-1556). Duchy. (Au. 3.44g/22mm). S/D Naples. (MIR 128; Pannuti-Riccio 6). Very Fine. Coinage bays. Very rare specimen. Carlos I of Spain, V of Germany but also, although less well known, IV of Naples coined this magnificent Duchy during the first cuarto of the 16th century. This is a piece where the symbology is present at all times, highlighting the imperial legend King of Romans on the obverse and the heraldry on the reverse, directly inherited from Ferdinand the Catholic, as King of Naples, to which only the eagle has been added. bicéfala and the shield of the Austrias in the chest of the same one. In addition, the same legend on the reverse stands out for the novel allusion to the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, a title that encompassed the Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily.
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REYES CATOLICOS (1474-1504). White. (Ae. 1.27g/18mm). S/D. Sevilla. (Cal-2019-46). Stars on reverse. Almost Very Fine.
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PHILIP II. 1/2 Pug. S/D Naples IAF/CI. Vti-302; Look 185.1; Pannuti-Riccio 45a. Ar. 1.08g Almost Very Fine. Limited.
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PHILIP III. 1/2 Pug. S/D Naples G. Vti-No citation; Look 216.2; Pannuti-Riccio No citation. Ar. 1.34g Good Very Fine.
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PHILIP III (1598-1621). Diner (Ae. 0.62g/13mm). 162(sic). Barcelona. (Cal-2019-1). Fine
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PHILIP IV. 1 Croat. 1637. Barcelona. Cal-978; Cru.CG 4414e; Badia 1057. Ar. 2.43g Patina. Good Very Fine. Scarce like that.
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PHILIP IV. 1 Croat. 1638. Barcelona. Cal-980; Cru.CG 4414i. Ar. 2.94g Good Very Fine. Limited.
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PHILIP IV. 1 Divuitè-Eighteenth. 1640. Valencia. Value 8 large. Cal-1104; Cru.CG 4434f. Ar. 1.96g Very Fine. Weird.
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PHILIP IV. 8 Wonders. 1661. Sevilla R. False period. JS page 475. Ae. 1.70g. Very Fine.
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PHILIP IV (1621-1665). 1/2 Real. (Ar. 1.19g/15mm). 1651. Granada N. (Cal-2019-544). Very Fine. Date not visible. Scarce copy.
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CARLOS IV (1788-1808). 2 Reales. (Ar. 5.52g/26mm). 1800? Sevilla CN? (Cal-2019-721). Countermark of Authorized by the Government (Costa Rica) with a value of 2 Reales around 1845 (De Mey 473 and 474) and counterstamp of Isla de Vique (both counterstamps Very Fine). Fine. Very rare specimen with these two counterstamps minted on the same coin. It served as a jewel. A very similar specimen to this one that also served as a jewel was sold by Aureo & Calicó in 2019 for €1,900 plus its respective commission.
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FERDINAND VII (1808-1833). 2 Reales. (Ar. 5.46g/27mm). 1811. Catalonia SF. (Cal-2019-765). Good Extremely Fine. Coinage openings and broken reverse die. Original Luster . Scarce copy and more like that.
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FELIPE V. 1 Real. 1720. Sevilla J. Cal-1708. Ar. 1.89g Almost Very Fine. very rare Former Numisma 113.
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FERDINAND VII (1808-1833). 2 Maravedís (Cu.2,90g/19mm). 1833. Segovia. (Cal-2019-157). Very Fine. Obverse perforation attempt.
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ELIZABETH II (1833-1868). 6 Cuartos. (Ae. 14.06g/32mm). 1838. Barcelona. (Cal-2019-18). Very Fine. nice patina
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ELIZABETH II (1833-1868). 5 cents of shield. (Cu. 11.07g/32mm). 1868. Barcelona OM. (Cal-2019-246). Almost Very Fine. Stripes.
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FERDINAND VII (1808-1833). 8 Escudos. (Au. 26.98g/37mm). 1809. Lima JP. indigenous bust. (Cal-2019-1754). Extremely Fine. Remains of original shine. Sheet on reverse, still a nice copy.

José María Fernández de Soto is the engraver of this exclusive bust of the Lima mint and which appeared on the obverses of its coins between 1808 and 1811, the date on which the official busts of Felix Sagau arrived from the peninsula. The Lima, indigenous or Inca bust was an urgent request to the engraver who apparently did not take into account the reales features of the monarch, since this portrait bears no resemblance to him. The specimens from 1808 and 1809 correspond to a first type that have the peculiarity of presenting a slightly larger bust than that of the last two years. Another difference between both types is that in the first types the name of the monarch is abbreviated as FERDND while in the second we find it as FERDIN.
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ELIZABETH II (1833-1868). 40 Reales. (Au. 3.27g/18mm). 1861. Madrid. (Cal-2019-679). Encapsulated by PCGS AU58. Scarce specimen.
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