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1805 Spanish Gold coin

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BONNIED-migration

BONNIED-migration

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CAROL IIII D.G. HISP.ET IND.R on one side and AUSPICE.DEO.IN.UTRO.FELIX

Coin Type: Spanish Bust

Denomination: Two Escudos

Ruler: Carlos IIII

Mint: Madrid

Country: Spain

Date: 1805

Meatal: Gold

Does anyone know the value of this coin? I'am having trouble finding someone who deals with Spanish coins.

 

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GDJMSP

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Value would be based largely on the condition or grade of the coin. It could range from just over bullion content to $1,000 or more. Can you post a pic of the coin ?

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The value of the coin depends largely on its condition. Krausse lists the coin at $125 in VG and $235 in XF, with even intervals in between.

 

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Adrianlove69

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On Tuesday, November 20, 2007 at 10:29 AM, GDJMSP said:

Value would be based largely on the condition or grade of the coin. It could range from just over bullion content to $1,000 or more. Can you post a pic of the coin ?

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physics-fan3.14

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Haha, gotta love a 10 year old post! Are you the same person who was asking about this coin previously? 

I will say that your 1805 Spanish piece pictured is undoubtedly and 100% certainly not genuine. It looks like the sort of token that you would buy in a museum gift shop. It is probably brass, and is not worth anything. Sorry to disappoint you. 

Not sure what your question is about the wheat pennies you have also posted, but they are common date and circulated coins, worth a few cents each. 

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