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KM# 333 – Octavo de Real 1835/4 México Mo. PCGS MS63+ BN. TOP POP. - Sobrefecha de aspecto tenue, la base del 4 sobresale de la parte inferior del 5, listada en "KM", más no reportada en la etiqueta, en nuestra búsqueda no logramos identificar más piezas que se observen como en la presente. Fascinante brillo y destellos rojizos alrededor de sus elementos de diseño, exquisito detalle, sutil choque de troquel, manchitas oscuras poco notables en áreas centrales, debilidades en bordes como es usual. Encapsulada en slab antiguo, indiscutiblemente la mejor de esta fecha en cuanto a conservación se refiere y única con designación "plus". Sea de relevancia mencionar que contemplando a toda la serie al momento la corona la ostenta un MS64 BN y que ni NGC ni PCGS reportan esta sobrefecha en sus censos. Así, MUY RARA
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Overdate with a weak aspect, the base of the 4 protruding from the bottom of the 5, listed at "KM", but not reported on the label, in our search we were unable to identify more pieces that looks like the present one. Stunning luster and reddish highlights around its design elements, excellent detail, subtle die crash, imperceptible dark small spots in center areas, edge weaknesses as usual. Encapsulated in old slab, unquestionably the best of this date in terms of preservation and the only one with a "plus" designation. It is worth mentioning that considering the whole series at the moment, the best known is a MS64 BN and neither NGC nor PCGS report this overdate in their population reports. VERY RARE
Estimate: 23400 - 27000 MXN
ENGLISH:
Overdate with a weak aspect, the base of the 4 protruding from the bottom of the 5, listed at "KM", but not reported on the label, in our search we were unable to identify more pieces that looks like the present one. Stunning luster and reddish highlights around its design elements, excellent detail, subtle die crash, imperceptible dark small spots in center areas, edge weaknesses as usual. Encapsulated in old slab, unquestionably the best of this date in terms of preservation and the only one with a "plus" designation. It is worth mentioning that considering the whole series at the moment, the best known is a MS64 BN and neither NGC nor PCGS report this overdate in their population reports. VERY RARE
Estimate: 23400 - 27000 MXN