THE COLLECTION OF CUT AND COUNTERMARKED COINS FORMED BY THE LATE EDWARD ROEHRS (Part I)


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Half-Dollar, U.S.A., 50 Cents, 1806, pointed 6, stem not through claw, obv. countermarked RF raised within a rectangular indent, 12.97g/200.1 gr. Coin fair and pierced near top edge, countermark very fine, very rare


£200-250 Provenance: Coin Galleries Mailbid Sale, 24 August 1970 (1204)


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Quarter-Dollar, SPANISH CAPTAINCY-GENERAL OF GUATEMALA, Charles III, 2 Réales, 1787M, Nueva Guatemala, obv. countermarked RF raised within a rectangular indent, 6.52g/100.6 gr. Coin fair but with some bends on the edge and graffiti, countermark fine, rare


£150-200 Provenance: H.D. Gibbs Collection, Hans Schulman Auction (New York), 18-19 March 1966, lot 1515


345


Eighth-Dollar, a Spanish-American Réal, obv. countermarked RF raised within a rectangular indent, 2.29g/35.3 gr. Coin worn smooth, countermark very fine, rare


£100-150


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Sixteenth-Dollar, MEXICO, Charles III, Half-Réal, 177[–]FM, Mexico City, assayers initials inverted, obv. countermarked RF raised within a rectangular indent, 1.42g/21.9 gr. Coin poor and pierced near bottom edge, countermark fine, rare


£100-150 Provenance: Bt I. Rudman 1978 [from H.M.F. Schulman April 1972]


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One Cent, U.S.A., Cent [1796-1807], draped bust type, obv. countermarked RF raised within a rectangular indent, 9.81g/151.4 gr. Coin worn smooth, countermark very fine


£60-80


348


One Cent, U.S.A., Cent, 1810, obv. countermarked RF raised within a rectangular indent, rev. countermarked F.S. BRYANT raised within a rectangular indent, 10.29g/158.9 gr. Coin fair, with two random punchmarks on the obverse, one in the RF countermark, countermarks fine


£70-90 Provenance: Bt R. Goldstone December 1969 These lots are illustrated on our web site www.dnw.co.uk


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