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Live Bidding Friday 11th September 2026 02:30:00 PM CET
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SPAGNA Carlo III (1759-1788) Messico - Real 1769/70 M - KM 77; Cal. 420 AG In slab NGC XF 45 cod. 6692659-006. All'epoca, dato l'alto costo dell'acciaio, i conii inviati dalla Spagna alle colonie venivano regolarmente reincisi e sfruttati fino alla loro totale usura. Spesso venivano spediti con la data incompleta, consentendo alle zecche locali di completare l'ultima cifra al bisogno. Questo esemplare fu probabilmente prodotto retrodatando un conio predisposto per il 1770 che presentava solo le prime tre cifre punzonate; fu quindi sufficiente imprimere il "6" sopra il "7". XF 45
SPAIN Charles III (1759-1788) Mexico - Real 1769/70 M - KM 77; Cal. 420 AG In slab NGC XF 45 cod. 6692659-006. At the time, given the high cost of steel, the dies sent from Spain to the colonies were regularly re-engraved and used until they were completely worn out. They were often sent with the date incomplete, allowing local mints to complete the last digit if necessary. This example was probably produced by backdating a coinage prepared for 1770 that had only the first three digits punched; it was therefore sufficient to stamp the ""6"" over the ""7"". XF 45
SPAIN Charles III (1759-1788) Mexico - Real 1769/70 M - KM 77; Cal. 420 AG In slab NGC XF 45 cod. 6692659-006. At the time, given the high cost of steel, the dies sent from Spain to the colonies were regularly re-engraved and used until they were completely worn out. They were often sent with the date incomplete, allowing local mints to complete the last digit if necessary. This example was probably produced by backdating a coinage prepared for 1770 that had only the first three digits punched; it was therefore sufficient to stamp the ""6"" over the ""7"". XF 45
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Closing on: 2026-09-11 13:00:00 Roma time