1746-56 | Colombia 2 Escudo | NGC MS-63

1746-56 Colombia Gold Cob 2 Escudo of Ferdinand VI
NGC Mint State 63

The 1746-56 Colombia Gold Cob 2 Escudo of Ferdinand VI, certified by NGC in Mint State 63, stands out as an exceptional example of colonial coinage. This coin is among the finest known examples, boasting completely evident and well-centered design details that reflect the superior craftsmanship of the era.

The obverse of this gold cob features the intricate shield and coat of arms associated with Ferdinand VI, showcasing the rich heraldic imagery and the detailed artistry that defines this period. The sharp strike and meticulous detail capture the essence of the Spanish Empire’s power and influence in the New World.

On the reverse, the prominent cross design is equally impressive, with its precise and clear lines adding to the coin’s aesthetic appeal. The well-centered and fully evident details of the reverse make this piece a standout example of Spanish colonial minting. The preservation of these intricate elements highlights the coin’s exceptional condition and historical significance.

As the finest known example, this 1746-56 Colombia Gold Cob 2 Escudo offers unparalleled value and rarity. Its high-grade status and superb condition make it a coveted addition for any serious numismatist. Given its historical importance and outstanding preservation, this coin is sure to attract significant interest and sell quickly.

For those looking to add a piece of history to their collection, the 1746-56 Colombia Gold Cob 2 Escudo of Ferdinand VI is an excellent choice. Its high-end status and evident craftsmanship provide a tangible connection to the rich history of the Spanish colonies. Contact Austin Rare Coins & Bullion today to learn more about this extraordinary coin and other historical treasures available for acquisition.

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