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anonymous
2015-05-01
1733,MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1733-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC Fine Details--Salt Water Damage.26.3 gms. KM-47a; Cal-type-142#766; Calb-734. Very scarce date. Full four digit date. Light surface porosity from salt water immersion. With original auction lot tag and certificate of authenticity (Grade 1 ...
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anonymous
2015-05-01
1733,MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1733-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC FINE-15.27 gms. KM-47a; Cal-Type-142#766; Calb-734. Very scarce date. Full four digit date with a doubled reverse. With certificate of authenticity. Light attractive toning with hints of blue, yellow and red.Pedigree: From the David Gray ...
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anonymous
2015-05-01
1733,MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1733-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC FINE-15.26.6 gms. KM-47a; Cal-Type-142#766. Very scarce date. Full date. Bold mint and clear assayer's letter.Pedigree: From the David Gray Collection.
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anonymous
2015-05-01
1733,MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1733/2-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC Fine Details--Damaged.26.1 gms. KM-47a; Cal-type-142#765; Calb-734. Very Scarce date. Bold full four digit date. Light surface porosity from salt water immersion; test cut and scrape on reverse. With original auction lot tag and certifi ...
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anonymous
2015-05-01
1733,MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1733/2-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC FINE-12.26.5 gms. KM-47a; Cal-type-142#765; Calb-734. Very scarce date. Full four digit date with weakness toward to the tops of the numbers. Light surface porosity from salt water immersion and minor encrustation. With original auction ...
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anonymous
2015-05-01
1733,MEXICO. 8 Reales, 1733/2-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). NGC FINE-15.26.8 gms. KM-47a; Cal-Type-142#765. Very Scarce date. Clear overdate and assayer's letter. Nice full cross.Pedigree: From the David Gray Collection.
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