SPANISH COLONIAL COLUMBIAN PAPAYAN 1798 EIGHT ESCUDO

Offered without a minimum reserve 22 karat gold Spanish eight escudo land coin, formerly of the private collection of Mel Fisher. Minted in Mexico. Weight: 27.0g. Grade: 1. Assayer: J. Coin No. 9701.

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Spanish Colonial Silver Eight Reales Cob Coin. Crude hammered coin with cross and arms of Spain, reverse with shield and "8R". Excellent condition.

REALE AND ESCUDO SPANISH COLONIAL COIN SET ~ SIX COINS TOTAL. CIRCULATED REALES IN MOSTLY FINE OR BETTER CONDITION. 1/2 REALE, 1 REALE, 2 REALE, 4 REALE AND 8 REALE DENOMINATIONS (ONE OF EACH/ALL 90%+

Period: 18th-19th century Origin: Spain Description: eight Spanish colonial style chairs with straw seats. Slat backs with crest and turned finials. Purchased at Sotheby's Auction. Armchair 47”t

Lot of 2 Silver Coins; 1734 Netherlands "Silver Rider" From the Wreck of Vuegenthart and 1798 Spanish Colonial 8 Reales

Sterling Silver Pendant. Spanish Colonial Pieces of Eight. Silver 29.7 grams Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum.

18th c., prob. Mexico chased silver with gilded silver Virgin of Guadalupe flanked by floral bouquets and pair of gilded silver angels holding drapery above, 6.5" diam; 6.7 troy oz (210 grams). Mounte

Spanish Colonial Style Wrought Iron Eight Light Chandelier {Height 33 inches, diameter 33 1/2 inches}

**Originally Listed At $350** Spanish Empire, Colombia, Bogota Mint, 1 escudo, dated 1820 CE (1820JF). Obverse: Bust of Charles IV surrounded by legend. Date below. Reverse: Crowned arms surrounded by

27.00 grams. Please refer to the photos to judge the coin;s condition. Guaranteed genuine,

Estate 14kt yellow gold watch chain fashioned with thirteen Spanish and Spanish Colonial Philippines 1/2 escudo and peso coins, with dates ranging from 1786-1868, featuring portraits of Charles III, F

Collection of forty-eight (48) Spanish Colonial Puebla Mexico Talavera tiles, circa late 18th to early 19th century height 1 in. x width 5 in. x depth 5 in. / each Shipping available for this lot

Likely 18th century Spanish Colonial. The set includes eight figures six of which stand upon a platform nicely for display. Each having surface wear and slight losses consistent with age. Tallest: H8"

Pre-Columbian Inca, Spanish Colonial (1450 AD - 1750 AD) wood drinking bowl. 10 inches handle to handle. The kero is a traditional kind of cup used by Bolivian / Peruvian people for drinking chicha; a

The 1731 Eight Reales Spanish Colonial Mexico Mint Silver Cob is a significant and historically rich coin from the colonial period of the Spanish Empire. Spanish Silver Cobs, characterized by their ir

Finely woven Inca belt or sash decorated with figures and geometric designs. Pre-Columbian or early Spanish Colonial period. The center section woven in solid red and the ends with large pom-pom tasse

Authentic Spanish Galleon or Colonial Mexican 'Piece of Eight' 8 Reale Silver Coin, mounted in a goldtone metal frame, measuring approx. 1-3/4" in diameter. Made circa mid 17th to early 18th century.

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

Spanish Colonial 1745P C Bolivia 8 Reales Cerro Rico Hoard. Silver Coin. Certified by NGC. An 8-reales Spanish silver dollar (also known as a piece of eight), the largest silver coin in the New World

Title: Spanish colonial 8 reales Date/Period: 1798 Dimension: 39 mm. Material: Silver Description: Spanish colonial new world Empire. Viceroyalty of Peru. Lima mint. Silver 8 reales of 27 grams. 1798.

LOT (4) SPANISH COLONIAL 8 REALES COINS, CAROLUS IV AND FERDINAND VII 1792, 1798, 1808, 1817

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