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Auction 1 9 Sep 2022
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MEXICO. KM# 75.1 (A&C# 502 VAR) M1-33d – Real 1733 MX MF. VF A grandes rasgos un tipo que se subdivide en 3 principales variantes, de entre las cuales, la presente resalta por la diferencia de tamaño en rosetas que flanquean las marcas de ceca y fecha, siendo estas más grandes e idénticas a la que se observa en la leyenda de anverso, en nuestra búsqueda logramos identificar 2 variantes de anverso, por un lado, aquella con la F del ensayador en medio de la I y la P de PHILIP y otra en la que la F se encuentra entre la I y la P, por alguna razón la mayoría de los ejemplares revisados presentan daños o notable desgaste por circulación, particularmente los de esta última subvariedad, misma que es representada en el ejemplar que aquí se oferta, destacable en condición y que además es 4 a 1 más escasa que la primera, algunos rayoncitos y daños ligeros en bordes, pátina oscura asentada en campos
ENGLISH:
Broadly speaking a type that is subdivided into 3 main variants, the present one stands out for the difference in size in the rosettes that flank the mint and date marks, these being larger and identical to the one observed in the obverse legend, in our search we were able to identify 2 obverse variants, one with the F of the assayer in the middle of the I and the P of PHILIP and another one where the F is located between the I and the P, for some reason most of the specimens reviewed present damages or notable circulation signs, particularly those of the latter subvariety, which is represented in the specimen offered here, remarkable in condition and which is also 4 to 1 scarcer than the first one, some scratches and slight damages on edges, dark patina settled in surface, and some slight damage on the edges.
(Estimate: $25000 - $28000)
ENGLISH:
Broadly speaking a type that is subdivided into 3 main variants, the present one stands out for the difference in size in the rosettes that flank the mint and date marks, these being larger and identical to the one observed in the obverse legend, in our search we were able to identify 2 obverse variants, one with the F of the assayer in the middle of the I and the P of PHILIP and another one where the F is located between the I and the P, for some reason most of the specimens reviewed present damages or notable circulation signs, particularly those of the latter subvariety, which is represented in the specimen offered here, remarkable in condition and which is also 4 to 1 scarcer than the first one, some scratches and slight damages on edges, dark patina settled in surface, and some slight damage on the edges.
(Estimate: $25000 - $28000)