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1147
Bronze Centavo, 1881, struck o��� ������� ����� ����� ����� ��� ������� ������ �� �������� ���������
ver Centavo dated 1871, 5.10g (KM 202.2). Traces of lacquer, otherwise
brilliant uncirculated, host coin date 1871 clearly visible on the reverse.
$ 100
1148
Plantation Token. Copper-Nickel 2-(Reales), 1854. By Furrer Hastedt & Co. Sun above three
mountains, date below. Rev. Value. Small edge knock at 5 o’clock on the reverse, otherwise as struck.
Scarce in this condition.
$ 100
Furrer Hastedt & Co. is the oldest know “Farm Token” (dated 1854) and was minted in denominations of ½, 1 and 2.
Although reputed to be the year of minting, the date on it could also be the date of commencement of operations of the
company or foundation, because in those years they were just beginning to develop coffee growing in the country.
1149
Tokens (3). Ferrocarril Urbano de Guatemala Copper-Nickel 6-Centavos, Jacinto Estrada de Guatemala
$5 and Jose Gonzalez de Guatemala $100, both undated (c.1889-1897), from Californian die-maker L. H.
Moise. All brilliant uncirculated. (3)
$ 100
HONDURAS
1150
Silver 10-Centavos, 1871, 2.16g (KM 35). Good very fine, an attractive light grey-blue tone.
A scarce
one-year type.
$ 60
HONG KONG
1151
Victoria. Silver Dollar, 1868 (Pridmore 3; Dav 245; KM 10). In NGC holder graded AU55, trace of
original mint lustre.
$ 1,000
