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Coin Inventory: World Coins: South America: Brazil | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| A fully struck coin with nice lustre under some light toning. The reverse has a couple of copper colored toning streaks. Overall, a very nice copper nickel coin. | 1902-116 | |||||
| A lustrous coin with a hint of golden toning. Never dipped, but has a wire looking strike thru that goes thru the king's nose to II at the rim. | 1902-143-25 | |||||
| A full strike on untoned surfaces, but light hairlines under a glass relegate it to a 62 only. | 2108-153 | |||||
| 80%RD; The obverse is full, blazing red and the reverse has a little muting of the red. Nary a spot or mark noted on this gorgeous piece. Pop=5 at PCGS with none finer and this is the Coinfacts plate coin. | 1807-022 | |||||
| 50% red; A nice sharp coin with no carbon spots. | 1806-073 | |||||
| 95% red; A fully struck and lustrous coin with no carbon spots. The 9 and last 1 are repunched too. Relatively low mintage date. Top pop at PCGS, none finer. Coinfacts plate coin. | 1806-074 | |||||
| A frosty, fully struck example of a coin that is scarce in nice uncirculated grades. | 2311-044 | |||||
| Liberty head design. Fully struck and basically untoned with cartwheel lustre. | 2201-095 | |||||
| A fully struck coin with russet and blue overall toning. Nice sharp hair detail. A very nice example for a type set. | 1510-099 | |||||
| A fully struck coin with cartwheel lustre A couple of ticks under a glass from a 65. | 2110-174 | |||||
| A fully struck and lustrous coin that exhibits light toning and the conjoined busts of Dom Pedro and President Pessoa. | 2201-045 | |||||
| A decent coin with nice luster on the obverse and a trace of reverse toning. | 1905-115 | |||||
| Issued with the visage of Alberto Santos Dumont. Neat light pastel rose/violet envelope toning from a Littleton envelope. | 1902-110 | |||||
| Admiral Marques Tamandare; A beauty with blazing white copper nickel lustre on a coin devoid of marks and spots. 1st of a 3 year run. | 2108-151 | |||||
| Oswaldo Cruz, Microbiologist; Obverse looks MS65, reverse has light hairlines under glass. | 1801-092 | |||||
| Aviation pioneer Alberto Santos Dumont; medal rotation. An untoned, lustrous example. Some light hairlines limit the grade, but the eye appeal is still there! | 1709-290 | |||||
| A beautiful, fully struck and spotless coin like the day it was struck! Just the barest marks visible. I really expected a 67! Still is tied for highest graded at either service, total of 5 coins. | 1905-085 | |||||
| Worn, but problem free. | 0108-052 | |||||