1866-1966 Peru Com???

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  1. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    1866-1966 Peru 20 centavo Com???

    Has anyone ever seen one of this type?
     

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  3. kidromeo

    kidromeo I M LEGEND

    Yes, it's listed in Krause SCWC km#249. Why?:confused:
     
  4. Eduard

    Eduard Supporter**

    Jello, as you mentioned this is a commemorative referring to the 100th anniversary of Peru's victory Beating off the Spanish Fleet in 1866, when they tried to retake the port city of El Callao and establish a foothold again in Latin America.

    This issue probably never actually circulated, or very little if at all. But it was issued in some quantity. It was meant as a commemorative only issue. My example is a proof.
     
  5. byrd740

    byrd740 Numismatist

    Its actually 20 Soles, not Centavos.
     
  6. Iceman57

    Iceman57 Junior Member


    Its a stunning looking coin,,,,It appears to be much nicer then the grade applyed.
     
  7. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    :thumb:
    Last night this sold on dutch auctions for $1250.00!!!
    ***Why so high I do not know. but I have 18 more Bu in a roll that are not graded that will be for sure.
    :thumb:
     
  8. Numismat

    Numismat World coin enthusiast

    I believe you were looking at the gold 50 soles version. Your coin in MS65 is worth around $50 tops. An NGC MS66 just sold for a bit over $60.
     
  9. princeofwaldo

    princeofwaldo Grateful To Be eX-I/T!

    One of the better Peruvian commems, at least in as far as design is concerned. Here, the 50 Soles in gold, just over 2/3 troy ounce pure. Obviously NGC, though I don't recall the grade. MS65 or MS66 in any case.

    There is also a 100 Soles (1.35 troy ounce) but in my opinion, it isn't nearly as attractive as the smaller coins. The 100 Soles didn't strike up as well, and of the ones I've seen, they all have impairments.

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  10. princeofwaldo

    princeofwaldo Grateful To Be eX-I/T!

    $1250 would be a very good deal on the gold, less than $100 over melt. But in a Dutch auction?? They generally don't show-up very often for sale, the 1967 Peru 50 Soles struck on a double-eagle plancet is much more common, selling for around 15% - 25% over melt depending on condition. I would say the current retail on the 1966 Naval gold 50 Soles would be somewhere north of $1450 in MS65 or better.
     
  11. Numismat

    Numismat World coin enthusiast

    $1250 plus buyer premium would be in the $1400 to $1450 range.
    That's a nice 50 soles you posted, by the way. =)
     
  12. jello

    jello Not Expert★NormL®

    :)It been a year or more since I posted the coin below is why it sold so high ! plus I still have Ngc MS-67 Cameo $50 Sole Gold coin in the family set.It posted some were on Cointalk too.
    :)MS-67* Ngc +& CAC sticker this was Done after I consigned it to a well known Auction house.I don't know how come CAC sticker it!?! it was a part of a Fund Raiser. It was once own by Tea Macero jazz composer & Player writer and Capital Record promoter .it went to a "big fan South American" I am told 75% go to endowment"Jazz for Youth"NYC
     
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