Peruvian AR 1 Sol.

[benito]

ID please. I mean any number from any  catalogue.

[Sinisa D]

SOUTH PERU
KM# 196.24 SOL

25.0000 g., 0.9000 Silver .7234 oz. ASW Mint: Santiago
Reverse: Shield below Liberty's hand is tilted. UN SOL is in a
stright line, Libertad in relief Note: Type XI; Date varieties exist.
Date       Mintage       F     VF    XF      Unc
1888 TF 3,147,000 6.00 7.00 11.00 30.00

From 1801-1900, 2007 Standard Catalog of World Coins, 5th Edition

[benito]

Thanks. What about this one. With the previous one it came in a small lot I was offered really cheap by a huaquero when buying some antiquities.

[rick2]

 


i ll take the second one off you if you bought it cheap !
the second is not perù

i m sorry i dont have my catalog with me right now otherwise i d have helped

[benito]

I know that. Its Santiago mint. I had another ( from Carlos IV ) bought in 1974 in El Salvador. But I don't have any catalogues on Spanish colonial coins.Never cared much about them as they can be very boring.
Anyone has Cayon ?

[Pekka K]

Not Santiago, but Santa Fe de Bogota Nueva Granada (Colombia)
Craig #5.

Pekka K

[benito]

I suppose you are right. I always thought that the S was Santiago.

[Pekka K]

But your coin has mintmark N R (both o on top).

Pekka K

[benito]

Right again. I mistook the 8 in reales for an S. Should have taken a better look at the reverse. Will study in depth my Spanish colonials. As written my interests are Roman and Precolumbian. I think they are worth nothing. In the Madrid weekly market you find them by the thousands. Not to say in dealers.

[rick2]

santa fe de nuevo reino in colombia