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Conde de Orgaz Collection #101

Thursday, 26 September 2024 | Madrid, 16:00 CEST

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29 | Felipe IV

PHILIP IV (1621-1665). 3 Taris. (Ar. 7.78g/24mm). 1622. Messina IP. (Vicenti 133). Very Fine.
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Starting price: 50€
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30 | Felipe IV

PHILIP IV (1621-1665). 1 Tari. (Ar. 5.93g/24mm). 1622. Naples Poor/C. (Vicenti 319). VF+. Cleaned.
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Current bid: 130€
Starting price: 60€
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31 | Felipe IV

PHILIP IV (1621-1665). Escalin. (Ar. 5.03g/28mm). 1623. Arras. (Vicenti 615). Very Fine. Oxidations on reverse. Limited.
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Current bid: 46€
Starting price: 40€
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32 | Felipe IV

PHILIP IV (1621-1665). Escalin. (Ar. 5.22g/29mm). 1629. Tournai. (Vicenti 632). Good Very Fine. Cleaned.
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Current bid: 95€
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33 | Felipe IV

FELIPE IV (1621-1665). Interesante conjunto formado por 13 escalines con una gran variedad de cecas (Bruselas, Amberes, Brujas y Tournai) y fechas de acuñación (pocas repetidas). Diferentes estados de conservación. A EXAMINAR.

El escalín (1/8 de patagón) es un clásico de las acuñaciones centroeuropeas. Tenemos constancia de su existencia desde finales de la Edad Media. En el caso de los Países Bajos españoles tenemos los primeros ejemplares ya durante el reinado de Alberto e Isabel, acuñándose los últimos ya sin presencia hispana hacia 1768. El nombre de la moneda parece provenir del latín schilingius, que dio lugar al francés escalín, al alemán schilling o al inglés shilling.

Current bid: 240€
Starting price: 200€
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34 | Felipe IV

PHILIP IV (1621-1665). Double Doppia. (Au. 13.18g/26mm). S/D. Milan. (Vicenti 32). Good Very Fine/Extremely Fine-. Strange.

Radiated and with a ruff, a now disused scarf that covered the neck, this bust of Philip IV is probably one of the most peculiar of those minted by the Spanish Habsburgs throughout their history. The reverse does not leave anyone indifferent: shield quartered with the arms of the first noble families of Milan: the Visconti and the Sforza. The double doppia or so-called quadruple is the equivalent by module and weight to the 4 Shield pieces, with the lower module, the doppia, being significantly scarcer.
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Starting price: 3.750€
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35 | Felipe IV

PHILIP IV (1621-1665). 1 Crown. (Au. 2.85g/22mm). 1630. Tournai. (Vicenti 1418). Extremely Fine-. Limited.
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Current bid: 750€
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