Couple of Columbian Cartagena 1810-1821 Æ 1/2 Reales

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  1. HandsomeToad

    HandsomeToad Urinist

    Couple of Colombian Cartagena 1810-1821 Æ 1/2 Reales

    Howdy fellow coin peeps, :D

    I just got in a couple of 1/2 Reales from Columbia, War of Independence, Republican siege coinage - Cartagena 1810-1821:

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    I got these in a group of 5 coppers and I've already posted the Roman and have two more to post later, a Phillip II (mid to late 16th century) and a little 1767 1/4 Stuber. :D

    Ribbit :)
     
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  3. silvereagle82

    silvereagle82 World Gold Collector

    Toad,
    Are they varnished ??
     
  4. HandsomeToad

    HandsomeToad Urinist

    I just looked at them and I do not believe they are varnished. I will be removing the green corrosion and when I do, if there is any varnish, it will also be removed but like I said, they don't appear to have any varnish on them. Also, I can't tell if they've been cleaned before but it's possible/probable.

    Ribbit :)
     
  5. silvereagle82

    silvereagle82 World Gold Collector

    just wondering. The first two pics looked varnished, must just be reflections
     
  6. HandsomeToad

    HandsomeToad Urinist

    Both coins are in great condition and don't appear to have ever been in the ground and probably kept in a drawer somewhere for a long time. I lucked across them in France and how they got there, I haven't a clue but now they are closer to where their journey began. ;)

    Ribbit :)
     
  7. Jack Boleware

    Jack Boleware New Member

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