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1898 | | Coins | Ores. | Total | Brot up | $14,021.14 | $2,676.10 | $16,697.24 March 15 | 8 reales of Philip III. Spanish Mexico 1521. | 10.00 | | | 1/2 real of Philip V. 1721 | 1.50 | | | 8 reales, Hermosillo. 1865 | 8.00 | | | Unique pattern Cuartillas of the following Mexican States. City of Mexico, San Louis Potosi, Chihauhau, Guanaxuato, Durango, Zacatecas, and Gaudalaxara. 1835. 9 pieces | 20.00 | | | Copper proclamation coins of [[strikethrough]]the[[/strikethrough]] Mexico. 4 pieces. 1789. | 2.50 | | | Inauguration half dollar of Augustine. 1822. | 1.00 | | | Eight reales of Augustin, Proclamation pieces. Guadalaxara 1822 | 4.00 | | | 1/4 real (copper) 1822, of Catorce. | 3.00 | | | Eight reales, of Ferdinand VI. 1755 of Peru | 1.50 | | | Proclamation dollar of Charles IV. 1789, of Chili | 7.00 | | | Four Centimos (Copper) of Paraguay. 1870 | .75 | | 59.25 | | [[line]] | [[line]] | [[line]] | | 14,080.39 | 2,676.10 | 16,756.49
Transcription Notes:
Transcribed place names as written, although wrong or outdated: "San Louis Potosi" = San Luis Potosi, "Chihauhau" = Chihuahua, "Guanaxuato" = Guanajuato, "Gaudalaxara" and "Guadalaxara" = Guadalajara.