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                 |  | Los 653. Pedro II CU-NI 50 Reis 1871, extremely rareExtremely rare 
    eAuction #56, Los 653. Schätzpreis: CHF 2'500.00
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              (Sonntag, 18. Juni, 22:37:40 CEST) Aktuelle Zeit: Freitag, 31. Oktober, 14:01:03 CET
 
  
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            | Erzielter Preis: | CHF 6'500.00 (10 Gebote) Ungefähr EUR 7'001.09 / USD 8'100.85 / GBP 6'164.71
 
  
 
              
                Gebotsübersicht  
                  
                    | Betrag | Bieter | Datum |  
                                            | CHF 6'500.00 | Bieter 3 * | 2017-06-12, 14:35:01 |  
                                            | CHF 6'000.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-15, 14:13:07 |  
                                            | CHF 5'000.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-15, 14:12:23 |  
                                            | CHF 4'600.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-15, 14:12:07 |  
                                            | CHF 4'200.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-15, 14:11:01 |  
                                            | CHF 3'800.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-15, 14:10:34 |  
                                            | CHF 3'400.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-15, 14:10:00 |  
                                            | CHF 3'000.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-15, 07:40:26 |  
                                            | CHF 2'650.00 | Bieter 2 * | 2017-06-14, 08:51:08 |  
                                            | CHF 2'000.00 | Bieter 1 * | 2017-06-11, 18:16:12 |   * Die Benutzernamen anderer Bieter werden ersetzt durch Bieter 1, 2, usw. |  
            | Höchstbieter: | Bieter 3 |  |  
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 Brazil. Pedro II. CU-NI 50 Reis 1871 (22 mm, 7.14 g).
 KM Pn143 (7500 $); Russo 1.
 
 Extremely rare, only 143 specimens minted. Virtually as struck and almost FDC.
 
 There has 
been discussion whether this piece is either a pattern or a coin. 
Prober in his 1960 "Catalogue of Brazilian Coins" 
lists this as an Ensaio or pattern. Later numismatic research pointed to
 it being an actual strike for circulation but evidently only the 100 
and 200 Reis of this series actually made into circulation. Records 
indicate that only 143 were struck of which only very few actually exist
 today.
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