Spain 1469-1504. Ferdinand & Isabella. Silver 4 reales

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

Appx. 1.7 grams. We are not numismatists, all ungraded lots in this auction are sold as seen in the images. In-person preview is available, please refer to the auction details for dates and times. We

1791 Spain Silver 4 Reales NICELY CIRCULATED

1850 Spain Queen Isabella II 1 Real Silver Coin Spanish 1 Real coin from 1850, featuring Queen Isabella II on the obverse. Was minted in Seville, of .812 silver. In good condition, showing many fine d

Spain, Navarre. 1512-1516 Ferdinand II of Navarre (Ferdinand V of Spain) Silver Real (3.2 grams). VF overall and a wholly natural example with smooth, balanced grey surfaces that exhibit only limited

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

(1504-16)-G Spain Silver Real AU-58 PCGS , Product Id: 271328 Year: 1504-16 Grade Service: PCGS Denomination: Real Metal Content: 0.1 troy oz Purity: .900 Diameter: 27 mm

Spain. Small Group of Proclamation Silver Medals: 1 Real size: 1789 (2 pieces, 1 holed), 1833, 1834; 2 Reales size: 178? (holed) and 1808; 4 Reales size 1816. Sold as is, no returns. Lot of 7 coins. G

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

1724 Spain KM #327 / 2 Reals; 1/4 Bit Silver (S)

1731-1737 Spain KM #354 / Real / 1/4 Bit of Silver Real (S)

Group of 5 Reales Silver Coins Pirate Money Display Case, 1820 JP 8 Reales Ferdinand VII, 1800 PP 4 Reales Carolus IIII, 1819 JP 2 Reales Ferdinand VII, 1778 1 Reales Carolus III,  1810 1/2 Reale

Spain. Pair of 1 Reales: Toledo Mint. Ferdinand and Isabel, 1474-1504. Crowned coat of arms. Reverse; Bundle of arrows. One bent and one clipped. Lot of 2 coins. Fine to Very Fine. Estimated Value $7

Four coins from Spain and the Spanish Colonial Empire, ca. 17th - 18th century. These are the kinds of coins found in pirate treasure! One 8 Reales coin, ca. 17th century. One 1 Real coin, ca. 17th ce

1818 FERDINAND VII 8 REALES SILVER COIN: With Chinese chop marks on obverse, framed in display with story of ''America's First Silver Dollar'' and C.O.A.. Frame measures 14 3/4'' x 23 1/4''.

Queen of Castile from 1474 until her death in 1504, reigning over a dynastically unified Spain together with her husband, King Ferdinand II of Aragon; they are best remembered for establishing the Spa

Antique silver coin of "8 reales" c 1630 - 1641 during the reign of King Felipe IV of Spain. Comes with COA. Measures approx 1 3/4" x 1 7/8".

Includes Mexico silver 8 Reales, 1809M, KM#110, VF; Mexico silver Peso, 1898 Mo.A.M., VF-; Panama 25 Centesimos, 1904, KM#4, VF+; and Spain 4 Mararedi, 1599, issued under Philip III of Seville and unu

**First Time At Auction** Europe, Spain, 1718 CE. A heavy, large example of a Spanish silver real from the reign of Philip V, the first king of the House of Bourbon. Size: 1.45" W (3.7 cm); 24.4 grams

Shipwreck Atocha 1622 1 Silver 4 Spanish Reales. 12.1 grams total weight, grade One (1). Double struck on both sides. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Guatemala 1789 Silver 4 Reales Proclamation Coin Charles IV bust on obverse, rider over mountains on reverse, card marked "Toned, EF/VF" and "Rare". 917 silver grade. * This lot is tax exempt.

1721-S Spain Silver Real Philip V MS-65+ NGC Product ID: 274132 Year: 1721 Grade Service: NGC Denomination: AR Real Metal Content: 0.1205 troy oz Purity: Unknown Thickness: N/A mm

This is an authentic silver coin with the denomination of 4 Reales, recovered from the Spanish shipwreck, Nuestra Señora de Atocha. On September 6, 1622, the heavily laden treasure galleon of Kin

This is an authentic silver coin with the denomination of 4 Reales, recovered from the Spanish shipwreck, Nuestra Señora de Atocha. On September 6, 1622, the heavily laden treasure galleon of Kin