Peru 1788 LIMAE IJ Silver Real (KM-75a, .0975 oz ASW).

Peru 1788 LIMAE IJ Silver Real (KM-75a, .0975 oz ASW). VG or thereabouts with even wear and honest color. Scarce.

Peru 1842 LIMAE MB Silver 8 Reales (KM-142.1, .7859 oz ASW). VG obverse/ Fine+ reverse. Wholly natural and quite affordable for a coin of this type.

Rare FERDIN Over CAROLVS Real. Chile 1809/8 So FJ Silver Real (KM-65, .0975 oz ASW). The undertype in the obverse legend is clearly visible, and this highly collectible transitional issue is listed as

Spain 1660 BR Silver Real (KM-92, .1027 oz ASW), Segovia Mint. VF or better with hints of muted mint lustre still evident in the fields. We note a small edge defect as well as a shallow minor scrape h

Chile 1784 So DA Silver Real (KM-29, .0982 oz ASW). More or less VG in terms of wear but with a number of small marks hidden by grey toning. Quite scarce, as KM lists a mintage of only 54,000 pieces f

Mexico 1793 Mo FM Silver 8 Reales (KM-109, .7797 oz ASW). VF/EF. The color is a bit pale but the strike is even, and the overall visual presentation is better than the norm. Est. $65.

An Inventory Stock Lot of 1936-1938 Brazil Silver 5000 Reis (KM-543, .1929 oz ASW per coin). Dates are as follows: 1936 (25), 1937 (3), 1938 (16). A Three-year type coin that features aviation pioneer

Mexico 1880 As ML Silver 8 Reales (KM-377, .7859 oz ASW, Alamos Mint). Ch AU and ever so close to a full Mint State grading. A blush of lavender-mauve embellishes either side, and we spy only an ever

A Pair of Earlier Mexican Crown-Sized Coins in Promotional Holders: 1809 Mo TH Silver 8 Reales (KM-110, .7797 oz ASW). Detail of a strong Fine, but cleaned and with numerous small chopmarks. Housed in

Guatemala 1802-NG M Silver 2 Reales (KM-51, .1949 oz ASW). Detail of AG/Good. A crimp spans the lower part of the design on either side, otherwise the surfaces are smooth.

Better Date and Better Grade Peru Silver Sols (KM-218.2, .4019 oz ASW per coin) as follows: 1930 (7), 1935 (2). The first seven coins are from a mintage of only 76,000 pieces, and range in grade from

Peru Silver Sols (KM-218.2, .4019 oz ASW per coin) as follows: 1930, 1934 (2), 1935 (5). EF+ to Ch AU+. The first coin enjoys a lower mintage, and some of the later dates offer nice visual appeal. A t

Guatemala 1894-H Silver 4 Reales (KM-168.1, .3617 oz ASW). EF/AU+ and offering plenty of retained mint frost beneath delicate russet-golden toning. Est. $40.

Guatemala 1894-H Silver 4 Reales (KM-168.1, .3617 oz ASW). EF/AU+ and quite similar to the prior lot. Est. $40.

A Very Noteworthy Hoard of Early 20th Century Peru Silver 1/2 Sols (KM-203, .3617 oz ASW per coin) including: 1907 (5), 1914 (9), 1915 (27), 1916 (22), 1917 (3). The grades generally range from Fine t

Mixed Date Peru Silver 1/2 Sols (KM-216, .2009 oz ASW per coin) as follows: 1922, 1923 (8), 1924 (4), 1926 (4), 1927 (4), 1928 (5), 1929 (6). The quality ranges more or less from Fine to Ch AU and we

A Sextet of All Different Date Peru Silver Sols (KM-196 for type, .7234 oz ASW): 1887 TF/BF, 1888 TF, 1888 TF/BF, 1889 TF, 1894 TF, 1895 TF. All fall with the EF to AU grade range. The third coin disp

A Handful of Interesting Peru Silver Sols (KM-196 for type, .7234 oz ASW per coin). 1869 YB Arabic 1. EF with natural toning; 1872 YJ. AU but with rim bruises; 1873 LD Arabic 1 (a scarcer issue). EF w

A Half Dozen Nicer Peru Silver 1934 Sols (KM-218.2, .4019 oz ASW per coin). All fall within the Ch AU to BU range and are delicately toned. A total of 6 coins. Est. $70.

Peru 1933 Silver Sol (KM-218.2, .4019 oz ASW). F/VF with a few shallow scratches inside of the wreath at the upper reverse. Quite scarce indeed, as the mintage is a paltry 5000 pieces. Est. $40.

Peru 1923 Silver Sol (KM-217.1, .4019 oz ASW). LIBERTAD in relief. Easily Fine or better. According to KM, only 3600 pieces were struck of this scarce variety. Est. $30.

Peru 1933 Silver Sol (KM-218.2, .4019 oz ASW). VF however there is a small flaw on the reverse rim at 3:00. The scarcity of this date is unquestioned, as a mere 5000 pieces were struck. Est. $45.

A Pair of Scarce Peru 1931 Silver Sols (KM-218.2, .4019 oz ASW). Both a honest Ch VF examples, and are from a mintage of just 24,000 pieces. A total of 2 coins. Est. $30.

Peru 1926 Silver Sol (KM-218.1, .4019 oz ASW). A crown-sized coin struck in .500 fine silver. EF/AU or better with light golden-grey toning.