1639 Spain Philip IV Gold Cob 4 Escudos NGC MS62 Finest Known & Only Example owl

1639 Spain Philip IV Gold Cob 4 Escudos NGC MS62 Finest Known & Only Example owl1639 R Spain Philip IV Gold Cob 4 Escudos NGC MS62 Finest Known. This example is the Finest Known and only example certified by NGC. Gold Spanish Cobs often lived a fairly short life and were often heavily circulated when available or were melted and recoined upon being received. This example is the finest known of this type graded through NGC. Features Issuer Spain King Philip IV (1621 1665) Type Standard circulation coin Years 1629 1665 Value 4

During his return to power following his exile (the “Second Reign”)

Amastris or Mithras right

A move that other Macedonian Kingdoms failed to foresee as their territories shrank with each civil war

That’s less than 1% that survived in seawater for 140 years that could receive a grade

Repatriations from European vaults in recent decades have provided a windfall of Mint State examples

This is a set-maker

This Specimen is the Finest Known and considered a Super Gem because of its MS66 grade and state of preservation

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a high-ranking magistrate with evolving duties throughout Roman history but which here can be understood to have been something like an assistant consul

During Justinian’s “First Reign” Christ appears for the first time on coinage

October 25th – The crew built makeshift rafts for selves and prepared lifeboats in the morning

SSCA #2398