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6 Spain, Romina share certificates.
Madrid, August 25, 1863. Old share: bond of 1,900 reales de vellón. Company established for the transportation of minerals extracted from the mines of Ogassa and Surroca, owned by the company EL VETERANO.
Bond of 500 pesetas (Series A) of perpetual Spanish debt at 4% domestic interest rate. Issued on May 16, 1930.
Certificate of 10 shares of 1 Pound Sterling of Huelva Central Copper Mining Co. Ltd. (1900). A British capital operated various mines in the province of Huelva.
4. Spanish Company of Mines of the Rif
Romania Renta Romana 4% Unificata Title of 500 Lei Gold Bond from 1929 is a historical object representing an important period in Romania's economic history. This decorative Romanian foreign gold bond was issued at a time when Romania was seeking financial stability and investment opportunities. In 1929, Romania experienced economic growth and development, with the government issuing such bonds to raise funds for various projects and initiatives. The large size of the bond and the presence of multiple coupons indicate its importance and value at the time of issuance. This specific bond, graded XF (Extremely Fine), suggests it has been well preserved over the years and holds historical value for collectors and enthusiasts interested in Romanian financial history. Overall, the Romania Renta Romana 4% Unificata Title of 500 Lei Gold Bond from 1929 is a fascinating collectible piece that offers insight into Romania's economic landscape at the beginning of the 20th century.