Spanish America - Cob 4 Reales

1700 - 1746 MEXICO CITY MINT SPANISH COB 4 REALES Mexico City mint Silver Spanish Cob 4 reales coin with the "Shield Type" obverse. Minted some time between 1700 - 1746 under the reign of "Philipvs V"

17th century AD. Group comprising: Spanish America, cob 1 real; Spain, Castille, maradevis; Castille and Leon, Philip III, maradevis. 8.06 grams total. [3, No Reserve]

17th century A.D. Obvs: arms. Revs: cross with alternating lion and castle in angles. 2.88 grams. total. Acquired Canterbury Auction Galleries. Property of a Kent gentleman.[2, No Reserve]

17th-18th century AD. Obv: arms with marks and legend illegible. Rev: arms with almost no legend visible. 27.48 grams.

17th-18th century AD. Obv: arms with marks and legend illegible. Rev: arms with almost no legend visible. 27.77 grams.

17th-18th century AD. Obv: arms with marks and legend illegible. Rev: arms with almost no legend visible. 25.76 grams.

17th-18th century AD. Obv: arms with marks and legend illegible. Rev: arms with almost no legend visible. 27.44 grams.

17th-18th century AD. Obv: arms with marks and legend illegible. Rev: arms with almost no legend visible. 26.45 grams.

Ten Spanish minor cobs; 1,2,4 reales. One holed, some sea salvaged, average circulated, See Photos.

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 4 Reales Silver Cob Coin 12.61g Description: Spanish Shipwreck 4 Reales Silver Cob Coin 12.61g This coin was minted in Mexico. This coin measures approximately 31mm in diameter

**First Time At Auction** Spanish Colonial, Viceroyalty of Peru (including modern day Bolivia), Potosi mint, ca. 17th century CE. Silver (AR) Cob 4 Reales. Possibly from a shipwreck. Size: 1.1" W x 1.

1600's Spanish Shipwreck 4 Reales Silver Cob Coin - Genuine

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Grade 3 Coin 4.8g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin 4.8g Grade 3 With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticity fo

Five Spanish Colonial Silver Coins. Four cobs including an 8 Reales Philip V, Mexico City; a 1684 1/2 Reale Charles II, Potosi; a 1 Reale Charles II, Potosi, Assayer T; an 1818 1/4 Reale, Lima; and a

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 1 Reale Silver Cob Coin 2.41g Grade 4 With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 1 Reale Silver Cob Coin 2.1g Grade 4 With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticity f

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.5g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.5g grade 2 With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authe

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.7g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.7g grade 2 With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authe

1556-1665 LIMA / POTOSI MINT SPANISH COB 8 REALES Lima / Potosi mint Silver Spanish Cob 8 reales coin with the "Shield Type" obverse. Minted some time between 1556 - 1665. 38 mm. Weight: 27.4 grams Sh

First time at auction… Spanish empire, Bolivia or Peru mint, ca. 1590 to 1650 CE. Spanish silver 4 cob coinage from one of the New World mines and mints of South America. Coins like this were mo

**Originally Listed At $100** Spanish empire, Bolivia or Peru mint, ca. 1590 to 1650 CE. Spanish silver 4 cob coinage from one of the New World mines and mints of South America. Coins like this were m

1747 UNKNOWN MINT SPANISH COB PILLAR TYPE 1 REALES 1747 Silver Spanish Cob 1 reales coin with the "Pillar Type" obverse. Unknown mint. Glue residue present on obverse. 17 mm. Weight: 3.4 grams Shippin

Spanish empire, Bolivia or Peru mint, ca. 1590 to 1650 CE. Spanish silver 4 cob coinage from one of the New World mines and mints of South America. Coins like this were most often minted from the silv

**First Time At Auction** Spanish empire, Bolivia or Peru mint, ca. 1590 to 1650 CE. Spanish silver 4 cob coinage from one of the New World mines and mints of South America. Coins like this were most

**First Time At Auction** Spanish empire, Bolivia or Peru mint, ca. 1590 to 1650 CE. Spanish silver 4 cob coinage from one of the New World mines and mints of South America. Coins like this were most