South American Crowns

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by dirty_brian, Dec 10, 2016.

  1. dirty_brian

    dirty_brian Supporter! Supporter

    I guess technically they are Reales or Sols. This first one is my favorite. 1847 Central American Republic. I don't see these often at my local, so I snatched it up when I saw it.
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  3. Mat

    Mat Ancient Coincoholic

    They are nice coins, nice grab.
     
  4. jgenn

    jgenn World Crown Collector

    Nice 8 reales but the geographical area that comprised the CAR is not in South America.
     
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  5. dirty_brian

    dirty_brian Supporter! Supporter

    very true. I should have titled this as "latin American"
     
  6. Eduard

    Eduard Supporter**

    I like the design of the C.A.R Sun-and-Mountains type. You are right, they do not show up often, and yours is a nice example.
     
  7. dirty_brian

    dirty_brian Supporter! Supporter

    I really like these 8 Sols.
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  8. jgenn

    jgenn World Crown Collector

    This one is my favorite -- struck during the first half of the year when revolutionary forces of the Provincias Unidas del Río de la Plata captured Potosí. Royalists reasserted control later that same year and issued 8 reales with the bust of the Spanish monarch, Fernando VII.

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  9. doppeltaler

    doppeltaler Well-Known Member

    bolivia 1865 melgarejo
    This is one of the south american crowns i kept after i decided to sell all others.

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