Spain: Ferdinand VII gold 320 Reales 1822 M-SR MS61 PCGS,...
Description
Ferdinand VII gold 320 Reales 1822 M-SR MS61 PCGS, Madrid mint, KM566, Fr-319, Cal-1778, Onza-1243. De Vellon coinage. Two-year type equivalent to 8 Escudos. Bright luster enhances the appeal of this conditionally scarce type that always warrants attention when it comes under hammer. Impressively struck throughout, beset only by the usual contact marks that limit the grade but not the overall presentation.Metal: Gold
Diameter: 35.00mm
Weight: 27.07g
AGW: 0.7615oz
Melt Value: $3,313.29
Gold Spot: $4,351/oz (08-15-2026 7:52PM CT)
Estimate: $7,000 - $10,000.
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