[SPAIN] 1474-1504 Ferdinand & Isabella 1 Real Silver Coin

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

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

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

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, 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

1809 Mexico 1 Real Silver Coin. Ferdinand VII Portrait.

( AMC Catalog ID: EB014 ) Reserve: $70.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destination. Combined s

Peru, ca. 1665 to 1697 CE. Minted under the "authority" of Spain and to be transported from Peru to fill the Spanish royalties coffer and to fund wars against England and France. Each are 1 real denom

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

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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.

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

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''.

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

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".

1757 Ferdinand VI Mexico 1/2 Real KM-67 Grades g details. Ferdinand VI, called the Learned (el Prudente) and the Just (el Justo), was King of Spain from 9 July 1746 until his death. He was the third r

coin 1 --- 1819. Mexico City , Mexico, 2 reales bust, Ferdinand VII Spanish colonial silver coin Spanish colonial coinage from the New World was the coin of the realm not just in Spanish colonies but

(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

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

1754 Mo M Mexico 1 Real Silver Coin. This Mexican 1 Real Coin is in Good or better condition as pictured. It is Ungraded and Uncertified. Please look closely at pictures and make your own decision on

A Group of Foreign Coinage. Consisting of Mexico, Africa, Canada. Including 1783 Carolus III 2 pillar dollar and 1 real silver coins, a 1951 Canada silver dollar and half dollar, 1915 German half mark