World Coins - Spanish America - Mexico - Philip IV -

17th century AD. Obv: arms with [PH]ILIP[ ] legend. Rev: arms of Castille and Leon. 27.18 grams. See Sedwick, Frank, The Practical Book of Cobs, for information on the issue. [No Reserve]

20th century A.D. Replica coin set in twisted white metal ring mount with suspension loop. Obv: crowned arms dividing F - 8 with PHILIP V D G HISPAN ET IND REX legend. Rev: crowned globes between colu

17th century AD. Group comprising: Spanish America, cob 1 real; Spain, Castille, maradevis; Castille and Leon, Philip III, maradevis. 8.06 grams total. [3, No Reserve]

17th century A.D. Obvs: arms. Revs: cross with alternating lion and castle in angles. 2.88 grams. total. Acquired Canterbury Auction Galleries. Property of a Kent gentleman.[2, No Reserve]

Dated 1664 AD. Messina mint. Obv: profile bust with +PHILIP IIII D G legend with rosette stops. Rev: small cross and crowns dividing DG - V below with +REX SICILLIA legend and date. 7.77 grams. Previo

Dated 1646 AD. Messina mint. Obv: profile bust with +PHILIP IIII D G legend and rosette stops. Rev: eagle with spread wings dividing IP - MP below with REX SICILIA legend and date. 10.54 grams. Previo

20th century A.D. Group comprising replicas for: Roman, Lucius Verus, sestertius; Viking, lead penny; Spanish America, Charles III, '1783', 8 reales; USA trade dollars (3), dollars (2; '1797', '1893')

DESCRIPTION: Large assortment of world coins and currency including Mexico, South America, Canada, Italy, Great Britain, much more.

Spanish golden coin denomination 4 escudos, Philip IV era (1621-1655), Sevilla mint. With remain of small welding. Diameter 28 mm. Weight 13.30 gr. Moneda española en oro denominación 4 escudos,

Philip IV. Certified Genuine. From the Spice Islands Shipwreck c. 1630

Philip IV. Certified Genuine. From the Spice Islands Shipwreck c. 1630

1 Escalin - Philip IV, 1642 silver coin issued by the Spanish Netherlands (Lordship of Tournai, Belgian States), 30 mm. Obverse-lion standing creeping to the left holding a sword and holding a shield,

Spanish Colonial Coins: Philip V 1/2 Real, Potosi; Philip V 1/2 Real, Lima; Charles II 1/2 Real Cob, Peru; Philip IV 1/2 Real, Potosi; Bolivia 1 Real; One Real, 1689; 2 Reales, Peru, 1780 (seven)

Also known at "Pieces of Eight". Includes: A Charles II 8 Reales Coin (1667-77), Graded by NGC at F15. Also, a Philip IV 8 Reales Coin, Graded by NGC at VF Details, Chopmarked, Damaged. In-House Shipp

Five Spanish Colonial Silver Coins. Four cobs including an 8 Reales Philip V, Mexico City; a 1684 1/2 Reale Charles II, Potosi; a 1 Reale Charles II, Potosi, Assayer T; an 1818 1/4 Reale, Lima; and a

( AMC Catalog ID: EB019 ) Reserve: $80.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere in the world. Combined shipping:

Spanish Netherlands-Flanders. ½ Patagon, 1657. KM-33. Philip IV. Crowned St. Andrews cross dividing date. Reverse; Crowned and collared arms. Natural striking flaws. PCGS graded About Uncircula

This coin is .903 silver with a weight of 27.067 grams. Looks like this coin was polished on the obverse side.

Grouping of Spanish Silver Coins: Charles IV, 1805, Charles III, 1774, Philip, 1724, and a Silver Peso; together with 1697 Spanish Queen bronze coin (6 Coins)

Offered without a minimum reserve Extra fine-grade 22 karat gold Spanish two escudo coin from the wreck of the 1715 fleet, minted in Mexico during the reign of Philip V. Weight: 6.77g. Coin No. PC4-30

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

26.9g .903 Silver Carlos IV Colonial Coin

has CHOP MARKS - 26.5g .903 Silver Carlos IV Colonial Coin

Being a land of diversity and multiple cultures, America has a rich cultural, historical, and scenic story to tell the world. The America the Beautiful (ATB) coin program was launched in 2010 to comme