AV 2 Pesos

Plumed arms with supporters.

Standing liberty.

KM 132

VF.     .900 fine Gold; 0.0883 oz AGW

AV 5 Pesos Santiago mint

Head left.

Plumed arms with supporters.

KM 153

AU.     Obverse polished and damage in date. .917 fine Gold; 0.0883 oz AGW

AV 20 Pesos Santiago mint

Head left.

Plumed arms with supporters.

KM 168

UNC.     PL fields with cameo devices. Spot on reverse. .900 fine Gold; 0.1177 oz AGW

AV 1 Peso Bogota mint

Head left.

Fasces between cornucopias.

Sedwick 1; Restrepo 1630; KM 84

EF.     .875 fine Gold; 0.0475 oz AGW

AV 2 Colones Philadelphia mint

National arms.

Bust of Colombus right.

KM 139

AU/UNC.     .900 fine Gold; 0.045 oz AGW

AV 2 Colones Philadelphia Mint.

Arms.

Bust of Colombus right.

KM 139

MS-62.   NGC  

AV Pattern 50 Kuna 25mm. 13.15g. Probably struck in Vienna

Propaganda coinage

Coat of arms.
ZA NEZAVISNU DRZAV HRVATSKAU

Denomination; cord device around.

Viscevic F7 (R4); Bruce (UWC) x2b

AU.     Very rare. Light abrasions on prooflike surfaces. Only 63 pieces struck! Listed as Rarity IV in Viscevic. The obverse features a gramatical error 'HRVATSKAU' instead of 'HRVATSKU'. Probably struck during WWII by Third Reich as propaganda pieces, despite what Bruce says.

AV 5 Pesetas

National arms within wreath, denomination below.

Head right, date below.

KM 19

BU.     .900 fine Gold; 0.2419 oz AGW

AV 20 Mark 23mm. 7.96g. Hamburg mint

Helmeted arms with lion supporters
FREIE UND HANSESTADT HAMBURG

Crowned imperial eagle.

J. 212; AKS 38; KM 618

BU.     .900 fine Gold; 0.2305 oz AGW; prev. KM 295

AV 1/32 Ducat (Dukat) 5mm. 0.10g. Regensburg mint

Crowned imperial eagle displayed.

Crossed keys; B below.

Beckenbauer 526; Fr. 2547; KM A325

UNC.     Planchet cut nearly octagonally, thus probably a klippe. Amongst the smallest gold coins to circulate in Europe.

AV Sovereign 22mm. 7.90g. Tower mint, London

First Young Head

First (smaller) young head, left.
VICTORIA DEI GRATIA

Crowned arms; floral sprays flanking, rose below.
REGINA FID: DEF: BRITANNIARUM

S. 3852; KM 736.1

VF.     Scarce 'Open 2' variety. By American standards, an EF.

AV Sovereign 22mm. 7.92g.

Head left.

Crowned arms within wreath.

S. 3852D; KM 736.1

EF.    

AV Half Sovereign Tower mint, London

Young head

Second young head left..

Crowned arms; die number (58) below.

S. 3860C; KM 735.2 var. (does not list new legend orientation).

EF.     Lustrous. Scarce variety with nose pointing at 'T' in 'Victoria.' Light marks from circulation. The obverse legends were repositioned sometime late in 1871 and this style continued until part way through 1872. Because Victoria's nose points at the 'T' rather than 'O' in her name, Spink gives this variety a seperate listing.

AV Matte Proof Sovereign 22mm. 7.98g. Tower mint

Coronation Issue

Head right.
EDWARDVS VII D: G: BRITT: OMN: REX F: D: IND: IMP:

St. George on horseback right, slaying dragon.

S. 6939; KM 805

Proof.     Typical dull finish, with extreme die polish visible. Hairlines and some handling marks. About average UNC for type.

AV Sovereign

Head right.

St. George on horseback right, riding down dragon.

KM 805

MS-63.   NGC