Mexico. Proclamation Medal, 1809. PCGS AU53

Mexico. Proclamation Medal, 1822 (Mexico City). Grove-9a; Fronr-6539. Silver. 34 mm. Augustin Iturbide I, 1822-23. For the inauguration of Augustin. Crowned Imperial eagle. Reverse; Five line inscript

Mexico. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1823. Grove-13a. 33mm. By J. Guerrero. Augustin I Iturbide. Obv. Crowned eagle, with wings spread, draped banner below. Reverse; Five line inscribed legend on shield

Mexico. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1822 (Oaxaca). Grove-39a. 27 mm. Augustin Iturbide I, 1822-1823. Draped bust of Iturbide right. Reverse; Five line inscription between floral adornments. Scarce. PCG

1809 Toluca, Mexico Ferdinand VII Silver Proclamation Medal Not professionally graded. Silver composition. Inscription under sunburst on reverse. Arrow piercing heart on obverse.

Ferdinand VII Silver Proclamation Medal 1809 - Parras de la Fuente Bust on obverse, five line inscription on reverse, not professionally graded.

Mexico. Proclamation Medal, 1822 (Mexico City). Grove-9a; Fronr-6539. Silver. 34 mm. Augustin Iturbide I, 1822-23. For the inauguration of Augustin. Imperial eagle. Reverse; Five line inscription. PCG

Mexico. Silver Medal, 1865. Grove-119a. 33 mm. Maximilian and Carlotta. Restoration of the Order of Guadalupe. PCGS graded AU-55. Estimated Value $100 - 125

Mexico. Silver Medal, 1867. Grove-133a. 33 mm. By C. Ocampo G. Maximilian and Carlotta. Conjoined busts left. Reverse; Legend in wreath. PCGS graded About Uncirculated Detail (Filed Rims). Estimated

Mexico. Silver Dedication Medal, 1796. Grove C-268. 34 mm. By G. A. Gil. Charles IV. Conjoined busts of Charles IV and Queen Maria Luisa right. Reverse; Equestrian statue on a pedestal. PCGS graded AU

1808 Ferdinand VII Silver Proclamation Medal - Jalapa, Mexico Crowned coat of arms on obverse, not professionally graded. 27.0mm

Fernando VII Veracruz Silver Proclamation Medal - 1808 Colonial medal, Mexico City mint, silver composition, not professionally graded.

Mexico. 8 Reales, 1809-Mo TH. Eliz-137; KM-110; Calico-539. Ferdinand VII. Mostly white, full brilliant mint luster. PCGS graded MS-62. Estimated Value $800 - 1,000

1883-CC. PCGS graded AU-53. CAC. Nicely toned Popular "CC" mint Double Eagle. These are rarely found in such a lofty grade with such smooth surfaces. Classic orange-gold with a dash of copper intermix

1850-O $10 Gold Eagle PCGS - AU53

A 1871-S Liberty Head $20 Gold Coin (PCGS AU53)

TOP RATED AUCTION HOUSE ESTIMATE $3000 - $3500.

TOP RATED AUCTION HOUSE ESTIMATE $3000 - $3500.

1856-S $10 Gold Eagle PCGS AU53

1984 Helen Hayes 1oz Gold Medal PCGS MS67

A rare 1871-S United States $5 Liberty gold coin graded PCGS AU53. This example has blazing semi-prooflike fields on the obverse and reverse! Truly stunning AU53 example. Scuffs noted to the holder as

Rare 1808 Guatemala Silver Proclamation Medal So-called 16 reales medal, Ferdinand VII portrait on obverse, coat of arms on reverse, card marked EF-AU but grade is not verified, slight edge flat.

DESCRIPTION: 1876-S $20 Double Eagle. CONDITION: PCGS AU53. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be r

CHINA-CHIHLI 1897 20 Cents Silver, L&M446, Y63.2, PCGS AU53. Charles Tanant Collection

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