Mexicana Coins

Thanks guys:
Coinaholic for your supports.
swamperbob, I feel like having family or tutor to guide me to sell for the first time. Am I right, they are all .900 silver?
jfransch, I will list few more pillars (few that I have) today or latest tomorrow. I have to go to Library to check them first.
wonghinghi, I am having problem to open to outside US market due to USPS and Paypal regulations. I don't want to take the risk, neither you do. I tried to talk to them, but no good way out. Sorry, I am not alone in this situation.

I really appreciates your supports.

swamperbob, I just read that those Mexicana comes in many different Silver content.
I need your help, I post on ebay stated .900. If this is not true, I have to remove it before somebody bid.

Regarding the older (18th century)coins, I couldn't get the catalog from library.
Could somebody advise me at what price should I list them?

The coins shown - Mexican Cap and Ray, Hookneck and Portrait are all on average about 90% silver. That is usually a fair way to put it. Some are just under some are just over but I would keep it simple.

If you post the Hookneck I would be interested in it as a Fraud that falls in Class 4.

samuel tan I would go to about $125 for that coin.

Samuel,

The "Christopher Colon" coin is from El Salvador. It's actually a fairly sought after piece, as El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America, and it's population is low, and for the time period, larger denomination coins such as a one peso are rather difficult to find. It's a really good piece. Personally, I'd keep that one.

Just came back from Ponterio.
They took the Hookneck, 1749, 1776 and send them to PCGS. Will be auctioned on November 1, 2012 at Stack's Bowers and Ponterio's Auction. I don't know why they past them at first time around, may be too many. They appraised #1 for $300 to $400.-, #2 around $400.- and #3 around $600.-. The last one is on the birth year of United States, therefore will bring higher premium and more buyers. I brought all coins in questioned, they saw those coins in the past and approve them again by both appraisers. Except the Gold coin is a FAKE. It is like Sovereign, many people fake them because it makes easier to buy and sell as "standard" of the coin market. I have the prices of the rest of coins, I will list them soon.











Sorry Swamperbob, I have to sell to much higher price.
They auctioned the good coin for $2,500.- to $7,500.- in the past. Just want to confirmed you that the Carolus IIII and Ferdinand are good coins, just under Ponterio minimum's price. I will list them soon.

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