8 Real (sold for $440.0)

8 Real Spanish Mexico / Kingdom of New Spain (1519 - 1821) Silver Philip V of Spain(1683-1746)

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1733,
MEXICO. 8 Reales Klippe Dies Struck on a Cob Planchet, 1733-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC VF Details--Holed.

26.6 gms. KM-47a; Cal-type-142#766. Very Scarce single letter assayer.

Pedigree: From the David Gray Collection. Ex: Ponterio & Associates Sale #94 Lot #366.

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Price

This coin has been sold for $440.0 / 2014-09-24

Transaction details: https://www.hobbyray.com/page-cache/5dd2373faa374a1f8335cdadd746876f.html

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