George III, Bank of England Dollars (2), 1804, dies A/2, A2b, similar to the previous lot (ESC.144, 147; S.3768), undertype of the first coin partially visible, fine; a silvered-copper copy of the first coin, probably contemporary, scratches on obverse and test cut on edge, otherwise nearly very fine; 8-Reales (3), oval countermarks, 1783, Mexico City, with extra countermarks on obverse P-3P (?), 1795, Lima, with extra countermark of upside down E to right of neck (ESC.129, 133; S.3765A), fine, the first cleaned, and silvered-copper copy of a similar coin, '1773, Mexico City', probably contemporary, cleaned, fair; 8-Reales, 1796, Mexico City, the host coin genuine but with contemporary counterfeit octagonal countermark and cancellation cut from centre to 6 o'clock, the cancellation official, some scratches, good fine, an interesting piece, rare as such (7)

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George III, Bank of England Dollars (2), 1804, dies A/2, A2b, similar to the previous lot (ESC.144, 147; S.3768), undertype of the first coin partially visible, fine; a silvered-copper copy of the first coin, probably contemporary, scratches on obverse and test cut on edge, otherwise nearly very fine; 8-Reales (3), oval countermarks, 1783, Mexico City, with extra countermarks on obverse P-3P (?), 1795, Lima, with extra countermark of upside down E to right of neck (ESC.129, 133; S.3765A), fine, the first cleaned, and silvered-copper copy of a similar coin, '1773, Mexico City', probably contemporary, cleaned, fair; 8-Reales, 1796, Mexico City, the host coin genuine but with contemporary counterfeit octagonal countermark and cancellation cut from centre to 6 o'clock, the cancellation official, some scratches, good fine, an interesting piece, rare as such (7)
Sale room notice
ESC No 144 should read 164
ESC No 147 should read 156