Spain Cobs coin Philip IV 1651 Silver

Selection of antique 16th and early 17th Centuries Imperial Spain, inflationary Maravedis coins from mostly King Philip III and King Phillip IV of Habsburg but one of them seems to be from a previous

1700-1732 Mexico City, One Half Real Cob Silver, Philip V of Spain, La Meseta Central, find. Crowned monogram of King, Church Cross with Castle & Leon Crests. With COA from Artifacts LTD.

Title:8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 25.5g With COA Description: 8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 25.5g With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticit

Title:8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 20.6g With COA Description: 8 Reale Spanish Shipwreck Silver Cob Coin Philip V 20.6g With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticit

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.5g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.5g grade 2 With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authe

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 5.6g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 5.6g grade 2 With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authe

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 8 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 16.2g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 8 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 16.2g With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authenticit

Title:Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.7g With COA Description: Spanish Shipwreck 2 Reale Silver Cob Coin Philip V 4.7g grade 2 With COA. Please see picture of certificate of authe

4 REALES PHILIP IV SILVER SHIP-WRECK COIN. A RARE FIND. IT IS IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

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,

Silver Coin Ft. King Philip IV, Recovered from the Nuestra Señora de Atocha Shipwreck Coin, 1.375" x 1.375", displayed gorgeously in a wood frame 12.5" x 13.5", along with a certificate of authen

[SPAIN] Three Charles IV 8-Reales Silver Coins comprising 1783, 1785 and 1806 examples. This lot is located in Chicago. From the Estate of Roland G. Cross, Freeport, IL

A pair of Spanish silver 'cob' coins, c. 17th Century, shipwreck beach finds, the largest bearing the crest of Spain and the smaller with adhering shells. 40 x 38 mm, (23.38g) & 28 x 29 mm, (12.51g).

315-294 BC Macedon Kassander, Philip IV or Alexander silver Tetradrachm silver coin, Amphipolis mint, obverse engraved head of Herakles right wearing lion skin, reverse Zeus seated left holding eagle

20th century A.D. Group comprising: Spain, Philip IV, 1719, 2 reales, later copy; with UK, George V, 1916, florin (contemporary counterfeit, sheared in two). 16.10 grams total. (). Property of a Cambr

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]

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

Selection of antique 16th and very early 17th Centuries Imperial Spain, inflationary Maravedis coins from mostly King Philip II and King Phillip III of Habsburg but some of them seems to be from a pre

Spain. ND (1556-98)- S D Silver Cob 2 Reales. Philip II (6.8 grams), Seville Mint. A handsome medium grey EF or thereabouts with assertive overall definition and an old-timey collector ink notation on

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]

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

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

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)