Peru 1770 Lima Pillar/Columnario 2 Reales – PCGS VF20
I'm selling a Peru 2 reales, dated 1770, ex Richard August. Graded as VF20 by PCGS.
I'm selling a Peru 2 reales, dated 1770, ex Richard August. Graded as VF20 by PCGS.
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This is a graded NGC SHIPWRECK CERT 1783 MO FF MEXICO 2R
Wholesome problem free example of this scarce Guatemala type, seldom seen compared to other Spanish colonies. Nice surfaces with light purple/gray toning. Coins of this type circulated in the American colonies. This coin would have been U.S. legal tender until 1857.
Attractive example for the grade of this scarce Guatemala type, seldom seen compared to other Spanish colonies. Nice surfaces with crusty patina. Coins of this type circulated in the American colonies. This coin would have been U.S. legal tender until 1857.