1801-LIMA IJ Peru Gold 8 Escudos Charles

Gold. 26.90 g. KM68, Onza-673. VF R!

26.99 dwt. 36 mm. 1775 gold 8 escodos coin featuring the portrait of Charles III of Spain (1716-1788). Columbia mint mark of "NR." Some rubbing to features, primarily Charles' face. AJ IMPORTANT: Befo

A 1712 eight escudos from the 1715 Spanish Feet shipwreck. With Certificate of Origin as pictured. MS 62. 

1807 P JF Gold 8 Escudos Columbia King Charles XF. Early 19th Century gold coin, this one was struck at the Popayan Mint, with the assayer initials of JF. Depicts the bust of King Charles IV.

(2) 1808-10 Lima JP Peru Silver 8 Reales Coins, Charles IV

The 1712 1 Escudo Spanish Gold Cob from Lima, Peru, is a fascinating historical coin that reflects the economic and colonial ties of the Spanish Empire. Spanish Gold Cobs, characterized by their irreg

Gold, 26.89 g. Fr. 51. VF+/XF COLOMBIA

Gold, 26.90 g. KM13, Cal-839. NGC XF40.

Gold, 27 g. Fr-16, Cal-766. XF

Gold, 26.80. Cal-765. Cal onza-578. XF+

Gold, 26.90 g. Fr-20, KM-59.1. Almost XF

A Graziella Laffi Silver and Gold Collar Necklace with a Pair of Earrings, Lima, Peru, circa 1965 Marks: G. Laffi, PERU, 925, KT18 3 x 10-3/8 inches (7.6 x 26.4 cm) (necklace) 1.45 troy ounces PROPERT

Spanish Monarchy, 8 Reales, Lima Mint, 1790 I.J. attractive 1790 Mexico silver 41mm Charles IV. Gotta love his depiction!! 40.5mm Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a

A Graziella Laffi 16K Gold and Silver Bracelet, Lima, Peru, circa 1970 Marks: G. Laffi, PERU 1-3/4 x 7 inches (4.4 x 17.8 cm) 90 grams

Antique Gold Coin Ferdinand VI gold 8 Escudos 1754 LM-J. Weight: 26.9g

1849 Mexico Gold 8 Escudo NICELY CIRCULATED

A scarce 8 Escudos or 4 Doubloon, 21.6K gold, coin pendant, Mexico, circa 1772. The Mexican gold 8 Escudos, is very similar to the Spanish 8 Escudos, the only difference, in many cases, being the mint

A scarce 8 Escudos or 4 Doubloon, 21.6K gold, coin pendant, Mexico, circa 1772. The Mexican gold 8 Escudos, is very similar to the Spanish 8 Escudos, the only difference, in many cases, being the mint

A scarce 8 Escudos or 4 Doubloon, 21.6K gold, coin pendant, Mexico, circa 1772. The Mexican gold 8 Escudos, is very similar to the Spanish 8 Escudos, the only difference, in many cases, being the mint

1787 Gold Spanish 8 Escudos CHOICE AU

A set of 8 Camusso Silver Chargers, Lima, Peru, 20th century Marks to each: STERLING 925, (flag), CAMUSSO, MADE IN PERU 12-1/4 inches (31.1 cm) (each) 111.74 troy ounces PROPERTY FROM A HOUSTON PRIVAT

Antique Coin Is Likely Spanish 8 Escudos, Clasp Marked 750, Bezel Diameter 1.5 Inches, Chain Length 24 Inches, Weight 128.1 Grams, 4.52 Ounces. Wire Transfer Or In-Person Cashier's Check Are The Only

Gold, 26.90 g. KM19, Onza-552. (Extremely Rare). VF+ RR!

Gold, 27 g. Fr-8, KM-148, Cal-type-298#2229, Onza-422. NGC details. Rare!