11.85 grams. Medium silver gray with good contrast and better aesthetic appeal than often seen on a salvage coin. The obverse is finely granular but fairly well defined, with the die shifted to the upper right of the planchet, leaving a substantial unstruck area at the lower left. The reverse is a bit more corroded than the obverse, but the S assayer is nice and bold right of the shield. An important opportunity to acquire one of the great rarities of the 4 Reales series. The December 2003 Cayon sale of the Isaac Rudman Collection suggested that just six specimens are known. From the Eldorado Collection of Colombian and Ecuadorian Coins.
