World History Sale #2

KM-97; Cal-926. A superb example for the type. Splashed with a cartwheel luster and a vibrant overlay similar to those of silver dollars. This is trul

14.67 gms. S-2779; KM-120.2; N-2214. Group IV, type 4. Obverse: Charles, holding sword and reins, on horse trotting left; Reverse: Garnished coat-of-a

KM-26.2. Mintage of only 10 Pieces. A RARE issue that is sure to bring much attention. Most examples of this type do not have frosting in the cameo fi

KM-622. Variety with dot-dash border on eagle side. "Muera Huerta" type. This exceptional peso is blanketed with an almost gray appearance...

KM-377.8; DP-Go56. An opportunity to own a coin that is Seldom seen from this shipwreak. The USS Charleston, a protected cruiser, was launched in 1888

KM-109. Among the more recent discoveries within the sunken treasure, this artifact stands out for its remarkable preservation and distinct signs of t

KM-357; Cal-Type-184 #1620. Recognized more widely as Reygersdahl in the United States, this typical East Indiaman vessel met its tragic demise on Oct

KM-23. Virtually unknown in proof, and known mainly in larger denominations, this suburb example is sure to break records. The coin has a purple finis

HN Italy-1584?. Obverse: Head of Demeter slightly right, wearing grain ear wreath; Reverse: Barley ear with leaf right; META upwards right,

3.16 gms. Cr-480/10. Obverse: Wreathed head, right; Reverse: Venus Victrix standing left holding victory. Minted a mere two months before he was kille