Spain: Majorca. Ferdinand VII Klippe 30 Sueldos 1808,

Spain. 30 Sous, 1821. Dav-326; C-L53.1. Ferdinand VII. One-year emergency issue struck in Palma, Majorca. PCGS graded EF-40. Estimated Value $250 - 300

1808 Ferdinand VII Silver Proclamation Medal - Jalapa, Mexico Crowned coat of arms on obverse, not professionally graded. 27.0mm

8 Reales, Mexican, depicting the Bust of Ferdinand VII of Spain, on reverse the crowned arms of Spain with Hispania ET. IND. REX

Nicaragua Leon Silver 1 Real Proclamation Coin - With Value Dated 1808, Ferdinand VII portrait on obverse, coat of arms on reverse. Only colonial coin from Nicaragua. Card marked "EF" but grade is not

Guatemala Quesaltenango Silver 1 Real Proclamation Coin - With Value Dated 1808, Ferdinand VII portrait on obverse, legend on reverse. Card marked "EF" but grade is not verified. Small flaws - no hole

Guatemala Silver 1 Real Proclamation Coin Dated 1808, Ferdinand VII portrait on obverse, coat of arms on reverse. Card marked "F-EF" but grade is not verified.

LOT (4) SPANISH COLONIAL 8 REALES COINS, CAROLUS IV AND FERDINAND VII 1792, 1798, 1808, 1817

Honduras - Olancho 1808 Silver Proclamation Peso sized, Ferdinand VII portrait on obverse, tree and legend on reverse, card marked "toned VF - EF" and "Rare" but these statements are not verified.

Rare 1808 Guatemala Silver Proclamation Medal So-called 16 reales medal, Ferdinand VII portrait on obverse, coat of arms on reverse, card marked EF-AU but grade is not verified, slight edge flat.

Guatemala - Truxillo 1808 Silver 2 Reales Proclamation Coin - with Value Ferdinand VII portrait on obverse, coat of arms on reverse, card marked "VF" but grade is not verified. 917 fine silver composi

Spain. 5 Pesetas, 1809. Dav-316; KM-5. Tarragona (Cataluna) Mint. Small O variety. Ferdinand VII. Insurrection issue. PCGS graded EF-45. Estimated Value $250 - 300

1808 Bronze Medallion 1 3/4" diameter. See images for details. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrator from the Estate of Rene Fuss.

Spain, dated 1821 CE. This is a framed Spanish proclamation signed by Ferdinand VII (r. 1813-1833), the first Spanish king of the restored House of Bourbon. It is a royal decree granting knighthood to

EXAMINATION VII, 1989, watercolor and gouache on paper, signed and dated and inscribed lower center right, 22 x 28”, frame 30 x 36” with Plexiglas. Provenance: Lizardi/ Harp Gallery Pasade

1808MO TH MEXICO 8E FERDINAND VII, AU 50

Spain, Ferdinand & Isabella (1474-1504), Double Excelente Gold Coin Crowned and draped busts vis-a-vis, mint-mark between. Rev. Crowned arms over eagle. Weight 7 grams. 28 mm For new customers purchas

Peru Ferdinand VII, 8 Reales, (KM.117.1), 1819 LIMA JP, NGC MS62.

1809 Toluca, Mexico Ferdinand VII Silver Proclamation Medal Not professionally graded. Silver composition. Inscription under sunburst on reverse. Arrow piercing heart on obverse.

Colombia. 8 Escudos, 1817-NR JF (Nuevo Reino). Fr-60; KM-66.1. Weight 0.7614 ounce. Ferdinand VII with bust of Charles IV right. Reverse; Crowned arms with Golden Fleece Collar. PCGS graded About Unci

Mexico. 8 Reales, 1809-Mo TH. Eliz-137; KM-110; Calico-539. Ferdinand VII. Mostly white, full brilliant mint luster. PCGS graded MS-62. Estimated Value $800 - 1,000

Title: Spain 1469-1504. Ferdinand & Isabella. Silver 4 reales $ Date/Period: 1469-1504 Materials: Silver Size: 34 mm Description: Spain. Ferdinand & Isabella. 1469-1504. Silver 4 reales. Coin is slabb

FAMILLE ROSE CHINESE EXPORT COIN BOX & COVER CHARLES IV OF SPAIN, DATED 1808, 2 1/2" DIAM

1808 Haiti Pattern Silver 30 Sols Struck In England. 30 Sols, 1808. Liberty seated with oval shield showing the sun rising from the sea, pyramid of 11 dots, legend MONNOIE D’HAYTI. Rev. Laurel crown

LLADRO 'VENICE FESTIVAL' Porcelain figurine - 13 high x 30 long, Spain 1996 ITEM #01006328 RETIRED: 1999 excellent condition