1621-1665 Spain Philip IV Gold Cob 8 Escudos NGC MS64 Investment Quality Example roman coin

1621-1665 Spain Philip IV Gold Cob 8 Escudos NGC MS64 Investment Quality Example roman coin1621 1665 Spain Philip IV Gold Cob 8 Escudos NGC MS64 Investment Quality Example. Obverse: Crowned arms. Mintmark and initial at left. Value at right. Legend around. Script: Latin Lettering: PHILIPPVS IIII D G MD M VIII Translation: Philip IV by the grace of God Reverse: Jerusalem cross in quatrefoil. Legend with date around. Script: Latin Lettering: HISPANIARVM REX 1631 Translation: King of Spain Mint: MD Royal Mint of Spain (Real Casa de la Moneda),

and gave it her name

just as plans were in motion for the invasion of Persia

The Distater Denomination is the largest Gold Coin struck under Alexander the Greats authority

PCGS Cert #7628 from 2001 distribution

Most extant representatives -- particularly those in low and middle Mint State grades -- likely came from repatriated foreign shipments

Lydia was already the dominant power in Asia Minor before Croesus (often rendered as Kroisos) attained the kingdom’s throne in about 561 BC as the son of Alyattes

These are fresh

This grade is a great value play

Found on his coin

• Timeless Roman silver with historical gravity

Collectors don’t just buy date/mint—they buy story + rarity + grade + third-party certification

Unlike modern bullion