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COSTA RICA. Costa Rica - Bolivia. "Carrillo" 4 Reales, ND (1841). San Jose Mint. PCGS Genuine--Holed, Fine Details.
KM-14 (this coin illustrated); Segura-Pg.14; Guardian-Pg.62/63. Type I Countermark. Issued by decree of 19 November 1841 under Braulio Carrillo Colina. The RAREST silver denomination from the series. Double 6-pointed star within circle applied to the obverse on the back of the kings neck, plug removed from the obverse; Reverse: test punch at 5 o'clock between "ET" and "IND" of legend. All on a 1775-PTS JR Bolivia bust 4 Reales of Charles III. This well worn example displays attractive light gray coloration on the high points and exposed areas with a rich slate patina amongst the devices and crevasses. The countermark is deeply applied to the obverse with clear devices. As indicated on the PCGS insert and like many from this series, the present survivor has four holes near the edges adding a bit of character. Despite its shortcomings a presentable example of the type with a good look that is sure to be a welcome addition to the next collection it enters. To view all items from the Pat Johnson Collection, click here.
From the Pat Johnson Collection.
KM-14 (this coin illustrated); Segura-Pg.14; Guardian-Pg.62/63. Type I Countermark. Issued by decree of 19 November 1841 under Braulio Carrillo Colina. The RAREST silver denomination from the series. Double 6-pointed star within circle applied to the obverse on the back of the kings neck, plug removed from the obverse; Reverse: test punch at 5 o'clock between "ET" and "IND" of legend. All on a 1775-PTS JR Bolivia bust 4 Reales of Charles III. This well worn example displays attractive light gray coloration on the high points and exposed areas with a rich slate patina amongst the devices and crevasses. The countermark is deeply applied to the obverse with clear devices. As indicated on the PCGS insert and like many from this series, the present survivor has four holes near the edges adding a bit of character. Despite its shortcomings a presentable example of the type with a good look that is sure to be a welcome addition to the next collection it enters. To view all items from the Pat Johnson Collection, click here.
From the Pat Johnson Collection.
Ex: Almanzar's TNA Auction (4/1974) Lot # 422.
Estimate: $1000 - $1500