Del Bosque, Briggs & Bustos
Auction 13 16-17 Apr 2021
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KM# 358a.1 – Cuarto de Real 1831 Mo. VF. Cospel de latón, resello JM. Respecto al origen del resello llama la atención el año de la moneda que coincide con el ensayador en funciones José García Anzaldo, quien estuvo activo en la ceca de la Ciudad de México de 1822 a 1832. Si bien el cobre por no ser metal precioso no se ensayaba, no deja de ser una anotación interesante, el resello fue punzonado manualmente. En Noviembre del 2010 Stacks & Bowers ofreció un ejemplar con el mismo resello y moneda base (November 2010 Baltimore Auction, Lot# 6174), enlistando tal moneda como "muy escasa"
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KM # 358a.1 - 1/4 Real 1831 Mo. VF. Brass planchet, JM countermark. Regarding the origin of the countermark, the year of the coin that coincides with the acting assayer José García Anzaldo, who was active in the Mexico City mint from 1822 to 1832, draws attention. being rehearsed, it is still an interesting annotation, the countermark was punched manually. In November 2010 Stacks & Bowers offered a specimen with the same countermark and host coin (November 2010 Baltimore Auction, Lot # 6174), listing such piece as "very rare."
mexico mexique messico mexiko
ENGLISH:
KM # 358a.1 - 1/4 Real 1831 Mo. VF. Brass planchet, JM countermark. Regarding the origin of the countermark, the year of the coin that coincides with the acting assayer José García Anzaldo, who was active in the Mexico City mint from 1822 to 1832, draws attention. being rehearsed, it is still an interesting annotation, the countermark was punched manually. In November 2010 Stacks & Bowers offered a specimen with the same countermark and host coin (November 2010 Baltimore Auction, Lot # 6174), listing such piece as "very rare."