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Auction: 26776 - America 250th Anniversary Sale Ft. Coins, Medals, Banknotes, Objets de Vertu & Ephemera
Lot: 223

(g) A Significant Gold Coin Bracelet with 'Capped Bust' $2.5 of 1807 | including, USA, 'Capped Bust' Quarter-Eagle of Two-and-Half-Dollars, 1807 $2.5, Philadelphia, by Robert Scot, LIBERTY, capped bust right, 13 stars around, rev. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, heraldic eagle, facing left, edge milled, 6h (BD-1; B-6124; Fb. 106; KM 72), previously mounted and heavily sweated, a couple of scratches through obverse, a fine example of this last year of issue type, only 6,812 struck and thus a scarce and ever sought after pre-1834 US gold denomination; Sardinia, Charles Emmanuel IV (1796-1802), Doppia, 1800, Turin (Fb. 1126; KM 99), small metal flaw to reverse, mounted and sweated, yet about very fine, a scarce last year of issue type; and, France, Louis XVI (1774-1792), Louis d'Or, 1786 B, Rouen (KM 591); Louis XVIII (1814-1815/1815-1824), 20-Francs, 1814 A, Paris (KM 706); Colombia, Charles IV (1788-1808), Escudo, 1793 NR JJ, Bogota (KM 56.1); Mexico, Charles IV (1788-1808), 2-Escudos, 1799 Mo FM, Mexico City (KM 132); Portugal, Joao V (1706-1750), Quartinho, 1711, Lisbon (KM 182), total weight 45.71g, all mounted and sweated, 2 Escudos pierced and plugged, Escudo more significantly into clasp and Louis d'Or with obverse lamination flaw, generally approaching very fine. Clasp in working order and wearable as a piece of jewelry, featuring a delicate metal safety chain. The coins are connected by soldered jump rings and double-link architecture stabilising the piece and ensuring thet the coins do not twist or flip over when worn

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Estimate
$10,000 to $12,000

Starting price
$9000