The January 2015 NYINC Internet Auction Ancient

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The January 2015 NYINC Internet Auction
Ancient Coins, World Coins
& Paper Money
Bidding Ends 3:00 PM PT
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
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Stack’s Bowers Galleries presents
The January 2015 NYINC
Internet Auction
Ancient Coins, World Coins and Paper Money
Featuring
The Ray Czahor Collection
The Rockaway Collection
The Richard Aghababian Collection
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January 13, 2015
Lot Viewing
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(the offices will be closed January 1)
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Wednesday, January 7
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Thursday, January 8
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Friday, January 9
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Saturday, January 10
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM ET
Auction Details
The Auction Sessions are internet only:
Session D – Internet Only
World and Ancient Coins
Ends Tuesday, January 13, 2015
3:00 PM PT
Lots 3001-4473
Session E – Internet Only
World Paper Money
Ends Tuesday, January 13, 2015
3:00 PM PT
Lots 5001-5193
Please see separate catalog for world and ancient coins and paper money live sessions.
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The January 2015 NYINC Auction
Welcome to the sale! The January 2105 Stack’s Bowers Galleries
Official Auction of the New York International Numismatic
Convention showcases “a collection of collections.” In the pages
that follow, we are proud to present specialized collections of such
diverse coins as Philippines counterstamps, Spanish Colonial
Proclamation Medals, Swedish Plate Money, German Crowns
and Talers, ancient coins and many other specialties. Mixed in
are highlights from important properties, ranging from single
item consignments to large collections. All are presented here, for
you, the numismatic enthusiast. Named collections abound, and
include: The Stanley Aberdeen Collection of Swedish Plate Money,
The John Adams Collection of Spanish Colonial Proclamation
Medals, The Dr. Richard Aghababian Collection of Ancient
Coins, The Ray Czahor Collection of Philippines Coins, selections
from The Demarete Collection, and The Rockaway Collection
of German Crowns and Talers. Other important consignments
include a fine selection of Brazilian gold coins, Russian and Latin
American gold and silver coins, and many others. In the three live
sessions, we will offer over 1,800 lots, with an additional selection
of over 1,650 lots in our Internet session.
Session A will commence on Friday, January 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET, with
nearly 300 lots of ancient coins. Among these are popular ancient
type coins, rare Greek and Roman issues, and a good selection of
Roman Aureii. Highlights include: a silver Dodekadrachm of the
Derrones, two Dekadrachms of Syracuse, a neat pair of Mysian
electrum Staters, a strong selection of Judean coins, and fantastic
gold aureii of the Roman emperors Octavian and Julius Caesar,
Claudius, Antoninus Pius, Probus (and others). Also offered will
be ancient coins from most issuing authorities and locales, in price
points that will suit any collecting budget.
Then come world coins of the more “modern” age. Starting with
coins of Albania and continuing through German coins, we
present over 470 lots of gold coins, crowns, and minors in silver
and copper. Latin American coins, long a specialty of ours at Stack’s
Bowers Galleries, include a unique and recent discovery: a lovely
1760/59 Colombian 8 Reales, the only known example of the date
to exist. This is the second year in a row that a newly discovered and
unique Colombian coin holds a prominent position in our Official
Auction of the New York International Numismatic Convention.
Another South American rarity offering good crossover appeal
to collectors of African crowns is a Chilean 8 Reales minted at
Santiago in 1764, bearing the Mozambique countertstamp for the
decree of 1765. Canadian collectors will be enticed by specimen
20 Cent of 1858 graded PCGS MS-64+ with a reeded edge and
Demarete pedigree. A lovely gem Specimen 1914 Pattern Dollar
of China signed by L. Giorgi will turn heads. A large selection
of German States crowns and talers anchored by The Rockaway
Collection provides a good transition spot and is highlighted by a
very rare 1702 medallic taler of Brunswick Wolfenbuttel displaying
allegorical scenes outlining the political strife of the time. Other
rare coins, high grade examples of popular types, and special items
fill in, rounding out a great auction session.
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Session B will commence at 6:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, January
10, and features coins from Ghana to Yemen, but begins with the
specialized collection of Spanish Colonial Proclamation medals
formed by John W. Adams. Spanish proclamation medals were
issued to commemorate loyalty to new kings in the Spanish Empire
and were produced in various colonial possessions throughout the
ages. This collection focuses on the 18th century, as these also have
a crossover appeal to collectors of United States medals, as they are
listed in the Betts reference on medals related to colonial America.
Mr. Adams’ efforts in searching out these rare and slightly obscure
items, and assembling them into a comprehensive collection have
led to a better understanding of the series.
A large selection of Philippine coinage anchored by The Ray Czahor
Collection and augmented by other important properties presents a
once-in-a-lifetime offering of these fascinating, rare and important
coins. Russian coins from a number of different consignors are
highlighted by rare gold coins and silver Rubles, including two rare
Proof gold 10 Rubles. Rare South African Proof Sets of 1892 and
1931, the latter pedigreed to The Demarete Collection, are important
opportunities for the specialist. Swedish Plate Money from The
Stanley Aberdeen Collection is highlighted by an 8 Schilling piece
of 1715 struck during the Great Northern War.
Session C, our World Paper Money session, will be held at our
auction gallery on the second floor of the Director’s Guild of
America Building (110 W. 57th Street) at 11a.m. ET on Monday,
January 12. A diverse and exciting offering of 300 lots is strong
in Middle Eastern notes, with a nice selection of Saudi Arabian
notes, and a rare Palestine Currency Board 5 Pound note of 1927.
Session D, our Internet-only session, closes Tuesday, January 13
at 6 p.m. ET, and the nearly 1,700 lots of highly collectible coins
and banknotes are offered in a separate catalog. Be sure to review
these lots as well.
On behalf of the entire staff at Stack’s Bowers Galleries, we thank
you for participating in our January 2015 Official Auction of the
New York International Numismatic Convention, and appreciate
you ringing in the numismatic New Year with us! We hope to see
you at lot viewing either in our Irvine, CA headquarters, our New
York Gallery at 110 W. 57th Street, or at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
at the auction. We wish you the best of good in your bidding.
Richard Ponterio
The Rockaway Collection
The Rockaway Collection was the proud and passionate pastime
of an amateur collector whose love for American, European,
and Chinese history influenced acquisitions from the 1960s to
the 1990s. To the collector, every coin was an interesting story, a
moment in time, an opportunity to research and be inspired by
fascinating peoples and places that existed long ago. As such, the
coins, once amassed, were tended to rather than sold. It is why
these pieces have been off the market for many decades. The recent
passing of the collector is the reason The Rockaway Collection
is now available. Future Stack’s Bowers Galleries auctions will
showcase additional World and U.S. coins from this marvelous
collection.
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The Ray Czahor Collection
Ray started collecting coins and stamps
in the early 1950s. After collecting over
5,500 world stamps, he quickly realized
he hadn’t even scratched the surface,
and traded all his stamps, albums, and
catalogs to a couple for their United
States coin collection. To this day, he
has maintained his interest in U.S. type
sets, Buffalo nickels, Standing Liberty
quarters, Walking Liberty halves and
U.S. currency. His interest in Philippine numismatics began
when he was stationed there in 1963, while a newly minted 2nd
Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. He was fascinated
with the history of the Philippines as it moved from Spanish
rule through the United States’ administration to the Philippine
Republic. He was interested in the governments’ varied impact on
coins, tokens, medals and currency, including during the Japanese
Occupation and Guerilla/Emergency notes. All areas of Philippine
coinage had collectible interest for Ray, including the trials,
patterns, varieties and low mintages that enhance the challenge
of Philippine numismatics. Currently, Ray distributes an annual
mail bid covering World War II books and all aspects of Philippine
numismatics. He can be reached at cookiejarpi@verizon.net.
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Ray purchased his first Philippine Counterstamp in 1964, an 1835
Y.II C/S on an 1754 Mexican 8 Reales coin for $50 (not offered in the
sale but part of his Philippine type set). He knew Pillar coins were
very collectible, but with a Philippine counterstamp — wow! That
purchase initiated his research into the history of these interesting
coins, but little information was available in the Philippines. After
returning to the United States in 1965, he found articles by Dr. P.I.
DeJesus who listed several types of counterstamps. Ray began to
search through dealer lists and at tables at coin shows and slowly
added a few pieces to his collection. But it wasn’t until the mid1980s that significant and new information was provided by Frank
F. Gilboy, in an article in the June 1984 issue of the Barrilla, official
publication of the Philippine Central Bank Money Museum.
In the article, Mr. Gilboy explained how to date the individual
counterstamps by examining the number of pearls in sequence in
the crown of the counterstamp. From his examination of a number
of examples, Mr. Gilboy was able to estimate the percentages of
counterstamp strikings of each date. Ray’s experience generally
supports Mr. Gilboy’s estimates of the relative rarity of the date of the
counterstamp. This energized Ray’s interest to find the scarcer dated
counterstamps, and to start looking for them on rarer country host
coins, varieties or overdated host coins, and particularly to search
for higher grade host coins and counterstamps. Some countries
such as Peru and Mexico provided many examples, but finding the
coin and the counterstamp in VF to AU was the challenge!
The Ray Czahor Collection (Continued)
Ray is excited that Stack’s Bowers Galleries has agreed to list the counterstamps as dated by Mr. Gilboy. That information follows:
F.7.º
1832
5-4-·
F.7.º
1833
5-4-2
F.7.º
1834
5-4-1
Y.II.
1834
5-3-1
Y.II
1835
5-4-1
Y.II
1836
5-4-3
Y.II
1837
5-3-2
Table excerpt from Frank F. Gilboy’s article in June 1984 issue of Barilla Magazine, published by the Philippine Central Bank.
The inclusion of Frank F. Gilboy’s crown variety date chart is for collector convenience only.
Stack’s Bowers Galleries can neither confirm nor deny its accuracy, as further research is needed.
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Coinage of the Philippines • Reference Material & Bibliography
Basso – Basso, Aldo P. Coins, Medals and Tokens of the Philippines. Menlo Park: Chenby Publishers, 1968.
Cacho – Cacho, Mariano M. Jr. Collection of Philippine Counterstamped Coins (1828-1836).
Cal – Calico, Xavier. Numismatica Espanola. Barcelona: Aureo & Calico, 2008.
Fr – Friedberg, Arthur L. & Friedberg, Ira S. (Based on the original work by Friedberg, Robert). Gold Coins of the World, 8th Edition.
Clifton: The Coin and Currency Institute, Inc., 2009.
Gil – Gilboy, Frank F. “The Chronology of the Round Counterstamps on the Philippine Coinage of 1832-37”. Barrilla.
Vol. XI №. 1, June 1984 pg. 15-29.
Her – Herrera, Adolfo. El Duro, Vol. 1. Madrid: Imprenta y Fototipia de J. Locoste, 1914.
KM – Cuhaj, George S. & Michael, Thomas. Standard Catalog of World Coins 1801-1900, 7th Edition. Iola: Krause Publications, 2012.
Lopez-Chavez Yriarte – Yriarte Oliva, Jose de y Lopez-Chavez Sanchez, Leopoldo. Catalogo de Los Reales de Ocho Espanoles.
Madrid: Editorial Iber-Amer, S.A., 1965.
PNM#6 – de Jesus, Pablo I. “A Catalog of the Countermarked Coins of the Philippines from 1828 to 1837”
Philippine Numismatic Monographs. Number 6, 1950.
PNM#16 – de Jesus, Pablo I. “Counterstamped Coins of the Philippines”. Philippine Numismatic Monographs. Number 16, August 1966.
Oropilla y Fortich, Quint Jose Ma., M.D. Philippine Counterstamped Coins 1828-1839.
Quezon City: Noumisma-Economic History Research Publishing Company, 2001.
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Philippines Countermarks
For anyone starting to collect the countermarked coins of the Philippines, below is a checklist of the basic types and some major varieties.
The rarities assigned to each of these are based purely on the general type and do not account for scarce or rare host coins or host dates.
Famed Philippines author and collector Pablo I. de Jesus came up with a general list by country and type from most the common to the
rarest. Below is his list as seen in the Philippine Numismatic Monographs Number 16, August 1966.
1.
Peru. The Lima mint of 1830-36 are the most common, but earlier dates 1822-29 are scarce. Cuzco mint is also scarce.
2.
Mexico 1832-36, but the earlier dates are scarce, the hookneck eagle types and Augustinus are rare.
3.
Bolivia.
4.
Chile, Colombia. There was a special importation of Chilean pesos of 1834 and Colombian 8 Reales of 1835.
5.
Guatemala, Argentina and Spain.
6.
Brazil, U.S.A. and European crowns.
7.
Spanish colonial including bust-type and pillar dollars with chopmarks.
8.
Countermarks on minor coins.
9.
Perforated coins countermarked on the hole.
10.
“Manila” overstrikes are rare, especially 1829 and 1830.
11.
Two or more countermarks on one coin are very rare.
The combination of the Pablo I. de Jesus list and the checklist below is sure to give any collector of Philippines countermarks a good start
and a better understanding of this series. The Ray Czahor Collection of Philippines Countermarks contains a vast majority of types and
varieties on the checklist as well as many rare host coins.
MANILA OVERSTRIKES
ISABEL II, 1833-68 (Y.II.)
☐ 1828 (Scarce)
☐ 8 Reales
☐ 1830 (Very Rare)
☐ Obverse only
☐ Reverse only (Scarce)
FERDINAND VII, 1808-33 (F.7.o)
☐ 8 Reales
☐ Reverse first, then corrected (Very Rare)
☐ 4 Reales (Very Rare)
☐ Obverse only
☐ 2 Reales (Rare)
☐ Reverse only (Scarce)
☐ 1 Real (Extremely Rare)
☐ Reverse first, then corrected (Very Rare)
☐ Over Perforation (Very Rare)
☐ 4 Reales (Very Rare)
☐ 2 Reales (Rare)
☐ 1 Real (Extremely Rare)
☐ Over Perforation (Very Rare)
☐ Over Perforation, one side only
(Extremely Rare)
☐ Over Perforation, Minor coinage
(Extremely Rare)
☐ Over Perforation, one side only
(Extremely Rare)
☐ With prior F.7.o Countermark (Extremely Rare)
☐ Over Perforation, Minor coinage
(Extremely Rare)
☐ 8 Escudos (Very Rare)
☐ With Multiple Countermarks (Extremely Rare)
☐ With Multiple Countermarks (Extremely Rare)
☐ 2 Escudos (Exceedingly Rare)
☐ 8 Escudos (Very Rare)
☐ 2 Escudos (Exceedingly Rare)
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Order of Sale
Session D
World and Ancient Coins Internet Only
Ends Tuesday, January 13 – 3:00 PM PT
Lots 3001-4473
Category
Lot Number
ANCIENT COINS ............................3001-3190
GREEK .....................................................3001-3098
ROMAN REPUBLIC.............................3099-3110
ROMAN IMPERATORIAL .................3111-3112
ROMAN EMPIRE .................................3113-3169
BYZANTINE ..........................................3170-3188
DARK AGES ..................................................... 3189
MIXED LOTS ................................................... 3190
WORLD COINS ...............................3191-4473
ALBANIA .......................................................... 3191
ARGENTINA .........................................3192-3194
ARMENIA ...............................................3195-3198
AUSTRALIA ...........................................3199-3209
AUSTRIA .................................................3210-3242
AZORES............................................................. 3243
BELGIUM................................................3244-3247
BERMUDA........................................................ 3248
BOLIVIA..................................................3249-3274
BRAZIL ....................................................3275-3298
BRITISH EAST AFRICA ............................... 3299
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ..............3300-3302
BULGARIA ....................................................... 3303
CANADA.................................................3304-3352
CAPE VERDE................................................... 3353
CEYLON ..................................................3354-3355
CHILE ......................................................3356-3364
CHINA .....................................................3365-3403
COLOMBIA ............................................3404-3412
COSTA RICA..........................................3413-3431
CUBA .......................................................3432-3441
CYPRUS ............................................................. 3442
CZECHOSLOVAKIA ............................3443-3449
DENMARK .............................................3450-3463
DOMINICA ............................................3464-3465
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ............................ 3466
EAST AFRICA........................................3467-3472
ECUADOR ..............................................3473-3475
EL SALVADOR ................................................ 3476
ERITREA .................................................3477-3478
ESSEQUIBO & DEMARARY ....................... 3479
ESTONIA........................................................... 3480
ETHIOPIA...............................................3481-3482
FINLAND................................................3483-3499
FRANCE ..................................................3500-3580
FRENCH COLONIES..................................... 3581
FRENCH INDO-CHINA.....................3582-3583
GERMAN EAST AFRICA ............................. 3584
GERMAN NEW GUINEA ..................3585-3589
GERMANY .............................................3590-3807
GREAT BRITAIN ..................................3808-3891
GREECE...................................................3892-3895
GUADELOUPE ................................................ 3896
GUATEMALA ........................................3897-3928
HAITI .......................................................3929-3930
HAWAII ...................................................3931-3932
HEJAZ ................................................................ 3933
HONDURAS .................................................... 3934
HONG KONG .................................................. 3935
HUNGARY .............................................3936-3947
ICELAND .......................................................... 3948
INDIA.......................................................3949-3969
IRELAND ................................................3970-3972
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ISLAMIC KINGDOMS ........................3973-3978
ISLE DE FRANCE ........................................... 3979
ISLE OF MAN ........................................3980-3981
ITALIAN SOMALILAND.............................. 3982
ITALY .......................................................3983-4034
JAMAICA ................................................4035-4036
JAPAN ......................................................4037-4043
JUDAEA ............................................................ 4044
KOREA, SOUTH ............................................. 4045
LIBERIA ...................................................4046-4048
LIECHTENSTEIN .................................4049-4052
LUXEMBOURG............................................... 4053
MEXICO ..................................................4054-4121
MOMBASA ....................................................... 4122
MONTENEGRO....................................4123-4124
MOROCCO ...................................................... 4125
NETHERLANDS ...................................4126-4161
NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES ........4162-4165
NICARAGUA .........................................4166-4167
NORWAY.................................................4168-4174
PALESTINE.............................................4175-4178
PANAMA .......................................................... 4179
PARAGUAY ...................................................... 4180
PERU ........................................................4181-4195
PHILIPPINES .........................................4196-4244
POLAND .................................................4245-4261
PORTUGAL............................................4262-4272
PUERTO RICO ......................................4273-4278
RHODESIA ....................................................... 4279
ROMANIA ..............................................4280-4283
RUSSIA.....................................................4284-4371
SAN MARINO .......................................4372-4374
SCOTLAND...................................................... 4375
SIERRA LEONE ............................................... 4376
SLOVAKIA ..............................................4377-4379
SOUTH AFRICA ...................................4380-4385
SPAIN .......................................................4386-4399
SPANISH NETHERLANDS ................4400-4407
SWAZILAND ................................................... 4408
SWEDEN .................................................4409-4422
SWITZERLAND ....................................4423-4435
SYRIA ................................................................. 4436
THAILAND ...................................................... 4437
TRANSYLVANIA ............................................ 4438
TUNISIA............................................................ 4439
TURKEY ..................................................4440-4442
VENEZUELA .........................................4443-4449
YEMEN .............................................................. 4450
YUGOSLAVIA ................................................. 4451
ZANZIBAR ....................................................... 4452
MIXED LOTS .........................................4453-4473
Session E
World Paper Money Internet Only
Ends Tuesday, January 13 – 3:00 PM PT
Lots 5001-5193
Category
Lot Number
ALBANIA .......................................................... 5001
ANGOLA........................................................... 5002
ARGENTINA .........................................5003-5006
AUSTRALIA ...........................................5007-5009
BAHAMAS ..............................................5010-5012
BAHRAIN ......................................................... 5013
BELIZE .....................................................5014-5017
BERMUDA..............................................5018-5021
BOLIVIA..................................................5022-5024
BRAZIL ....................................................5025-5026
BRITISH CARIBBEAN
TERRITORIES .......................................5027-5030
BRITISH HONDURAS ........................5031-5032
BRUNEI ............................................................. 5033
CEYLON ............................................................ 5034
CONGO ...................................................5035-5036
CUBA ................................................................. 5037
CYPRUS ...................................................5038-5041
DANISH WEST INDIES ................................ 5042
DENMARK ....................................................... 5043
EGYPT ............................................................... 5044
EL SALVADOR ................................................ 5045
FAEROE ISLANDS................................5046-5048
FALKLAND ISLANDS ................................... 5049
FIJI ...................................................................... 5050
FRANCE ..................................................5051-5052
FRENCH INDO-CHINA............................... 5053
FRENCH WEST AFRICA ............................. 5054
GERMANY ....................................................... 5055
GIBRALTAR ..................................................... 5056
GREAT BRITAIN ..................................5057-5058
GREENLAND .................................................. 5059
GUADELOUPE ................................................ 5060
GUATEMALA ........................................5061-5067
HAITI .......................................................5068-5070
HONDURAS ..........................................5071-5073
HONG KONG .................................................. 5074
INDIA.......................................................5075-5076
IRELAND, REPUBLIC ................................... 5077
ISRAEL.....................................................5078-5083
ITALY ................................................................. 5084
JAMAICA ................................................5085-5087
JAPAN ......................................................5088-5090
JERSEY .....................................................5091-5092
KATANGA ........................................................ 5093
KOREA............................................................... 5094
KUWAIT..................................................5095-5096
LATVIA ............................................................. 5097
LIBYA ................................................................. 5098
MACAU ...................................................5099-5101
MADAGASCAR ....................................5102-5103
MALAYA AND
BRITISH BORNEO ...............................5104-5106
MALTA .............................................................. 5107
MARTINIQUE .......................................5108-5112
MAURITIUS ..................................................... 5113
MONACO ...............................................5114-5115
NAMIBIA ................................................5116-5117
NETHERLANDS ...................................5118-5120
NEW ZEALAND ............................................. 5121
NICARAGUA ................................................... 5122
PALESTINE....................................................... 5123
PERU ........................................................5124-5125
POLAND ........................................................... 5126
PUERTO RICO ................................................ 5127
REUNION ......................................................... 5128
RHODESIA ....................................................... 5129
RUSSIA–NORTHWEST RUSSIA................. 5130
SAINT PIERRE & MIQUELON .........5131-5132
SAINT THOMAS & PRINCE ....................... 5133
SARAWAK ........................................................ 5134
SOUTH AFRICA ............................................. 5135
SURINAME....................................................... 5136
SWEDEN .................................................5137-5138
SWITZERLAND .............................................. 5139
TURKEY ..................................................5140-5186
UKRAINE ......................................................... 5187
WESTERN SAMOA ..............................5188-5190
YEMEN, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC ........ 5191
MIXED LOTS .........................................5192-5193
END OF AUCTION
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GREEK
CELTIC
3001 Central European Celts. Boii. AV 1/24 Stater “light standard” (0.33 gms), ca. 2nd Century B.C. cf.Paulsen-147.
“Athena Alkis” type. Crude Athena advancing left; Reverse:
blank. VERY FINE.......................................... $150-$250
3006 Calabria. Tarentum. AR Nomos (6.58 gms), CampanoTarentine Series, ca. 281-228 B.C. Vlasto-1012. Diademed
head of Satyra left; Reverse: Nude youth on horseback
crowning horse right and holding reins, dolphin below.
Dark toning. VERY FINE. .............................. $150-$250
3007 Calabria. Tarentum. AR Stater (6.71 gms), ca. 272-235
B.C. Vlasto-855. Youth on horseback facing right, rider
crowning horse; Reverse: Taras astride dolphin right holding trident and cornucopiae, bee to right. Much original
luster with brilliant multicolored toning around the devices.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
From the Collection of Dr. Richard Aghababian.
Ex: Glendinnigs 12/86.
3002 Eastern Celts. AR Tetradrachm (16.10 gms), ca.
2nd-1st Century B.C. cf.Lanz-983. In imitation of a
Thasos Tetradrachm. Stylized wreathed head of Dionysos right; Reverse: Stylized Heracles standing facing, head left holding club, lion skin draped over arm.
CHOICE VERY FINE. ................................... $300-$500
3003 Northern Italy. AR Light Drachm, Late 2nd Century B.C.
CCCBM-II 3-17; LT-2126. Imitating Massalia. Wreathed
female head right; Reverse: “Scorpion-lion” standing right.
Nice strike on either side with good luster on reverse.
NEARLY MINT STATE. ................................ $200-$300
ITALY
3004 Picenum. Hatria. AE Aes Grave Uncia (32.31 gms),
ca. 275-225 B.C. TV-186. Anchor; Reverse: “H - A - T”
around central pellet. Crude style. Chocolate brown patina.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $175-$250
Ex: Hans Schulman Auction 7/72. Lot #316.
3005 Apulia. Luceria. AE Semuncia (23.60 gms), ca. 269225 B.C. TV-279; Syd-130. Crescent; Reverse: Garlanded Thyrsus. Lovely even green patina. Choice for type.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $400-$600
3008 Calabria. Graxa. AE Sextans (1.15 gms), ca. 250-210
B.C. SNGANS-801. Sea-shell; Reverse: Eagle standing
facing right, star to right. A very well preserved example.
GOOD VERY FINE ....................................... $300-$400
3009 Lucania. Metapontum. AR Stater (7.84 gms), ca. 330-280
B.C. cf.SNGANS-486. Wreathed head of Demeter facing left;
Reverse: Ear of barley with leaf to left, Amphora and “A” to left.
NGC VF, Strike: 2/5 Surface: 4/5. .................. $100-$150
3010 Lucania. Thurium. AR Stater (7.50 gms), ca. 443-400
BC. SNGANS-941. Head of Athena right wearing crested
Athenian helmet adorned with laurel wreath; Reverse:
Bull standing right with head down, tunny fish in exergue. Some corrosion present. NGC FINE, Strike: 4/5
Surface: 2/5. Horn Silver. ............................... $100-$150
3011 Lucania. Velia (Hyele, Elea). AR Stater (16.20 gms), ca.
420-380 B.C. cf.SNGCop-1391-95. Helmeted head of
Athena facing left wearing Attic helmet surmounted by
Griffon; Reverse: (covered by bezel) Lion walking right.
Mounted in a vintage (presumably Victorian era) gold bezel made of twisted and wrapped gold wire. Probably a coat
or tuxedo button. VERY FINE........................ $400-$600
SICILY
3012 Akragas. AE Hemilitron (22.11 gms), ca. 420-406 B.C.
cf.SNGANS-1024. Eagle standing right, hare in talons and
head reared back; Reverse: Crab, Scylla below swimming
right and blowing into conch shell, six pellets around. Nice
centering and quality. VERY FINE. ................ $200-$300
3013 Catane. AE 18 (4.99 gms), 2nd-1st Century B.C. Calciati-pg.95 #4. Diademed head of Poseidon facing right; Reverse: Dolphin swimming right. Dark patina. Light areas of
smoothing. GOOD VERY FINE. ................... $150-$250
3014 Bruttium Carthaginian Occupation AR 1/4 Shekel (2.03
gms), ca. 212-209 B.C. SNGCop-1004. Hannibal issue,
struck during the Second Punic War. Wreathed head of
Persephone/Tanit facing left; Reverse: Horse standing facing right. EXTREMELY FINE. ....................... $250-$350
Ex: CNG Sale 53 March 15, 2000 Lot #1262.
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SICILY
3015 Syracuse. Dion, 357-354 B.C. AE Hemidrachm (11.00
gms), ca. 357-354 B.C.. Calciati-71. Laureate head of
Zeus facing right; Reverse: Thunderbolt, barley grain
at right. Nice detail. Pleasing deep mahogany patina.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
3016 Syracuse. Hieron II, 275-215 B.C. AR 6 Litrae
(6.72 gms). cf.SNGANS-895. Diademed head of
Gelon II (son of Hieron II) to left; Reverse: Nike
driving biga right. Good centering, nice toning.
NEARLY EXTREMELY FINE. ...................... $500-$700
MACEDON
3017 Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III (the Great) 336323 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.28 gms), Amphipolis
Mint, ca. 336-323 B.C. Pr-103; Muller-153. Head of Heracles right wearing lion’s scalp; Reverse: Zeus enthroned
left holding eagle and scepter, star in circle in left field.
Very well centered on a good quality round flan. Sharp
strike with superb style and excellent luster. Nicely toned.
CHOICE EXTREMELY FINE. ...................... $400-$600
3022 Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III (the Great) 336323 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.20 gms), Memphis Mint,
ca. 332-323 B.C. Pr-3976; Muller-7. Head of Heracles right
wearing lion’s scalp; Reverse: Zeus enthroned left holding
eagle and scepter, thunderbolt vertical in left field, monogram below throne. Scratch present on reverse, but otherwise a wholesome example. Well centered on a round flan.
Toned. VERY FINE......................................... $600-$800
3018 Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III (the Great) 336323 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.19 gms), Amphipolis
Mint, ca. 323-320 B.C. Pr-113; Muller-224. Head of Heracles right wearing lion’s scalp; Reverse: Zeus enthroned
left holding eagle and scepter, Macedonian helmet in left
field. Light graininess on reverse. Nice, attractive portrait.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
3019 Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III (the Great) 336323 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.20 gms), Amphipolis Mint, ca. 323-320 B.C. Pr-115; Muller-146. Head of
Heracles right wearing lion’s scalp; Reverse: Zeus enthroned left holding eagle and scepter, tripod in left
field. Light porosity on forehead. Lustrous and bright.
3020 Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III (the Great)
336-323 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.27 gms), Pella
Mint, ca. 325-315 B.C. Pr-236; Muller-1397. Head of
Heracles right wearing lion’s scalp; Reverse: Zeus enthroned left holding eagle and scepter, “EI” monogram
in left field. Some slight doubling on reverse. Lustrous.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $500-$700
3021 Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III (the Great)
336-323 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.16 gms), Side
Mint, ca. 325-320 B.C. Pr-2949; Muller-550. Head
of Heracles right wearing lion’s scalp; Reverse: Zeus
enthroned left holding eagle and scepter, wreath
in left field, monogram below. Lustrous and toned.
3023 Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III (the Great) 336323 B.C. Lot of (7) AR Tetradrachms, Various Mints.
7 pieces in lot. A grouping of Alexander Tetradrachms
of similar style, though with slight variations among the
bust, throne, Zeus and mintmarks. Most are on broad
flans. Some surface issues may be present, should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. Average grade
VERY FINE. ................................................. $500-$1000
3024 Kingdom of Macedon. Antigonus II Gonatas, 277-239
B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.14 gms), ca. 277-231 B.C.
SNGCop-1200. Macedonian shield motif with left facing
head of Pan in center; Reverse: Helmeted Athena advancing left armed with shield and thunderbolt, monogram to
right. Sharply struck on a well rounded planchet. Excellent metal quality for type. Lustrous and very attractive.
3025 Under the Romans. AR Tetradrachm (16.82 gms),
First Meris Amphipolis Mint, ca. 167-148 B.C. SNGCop-1310. Diademed and draped bust of Artemis right
with bow and quiver over left shoulder, all within a
Macedonian shield motif; Reverse: Club right within oak
wreath, monogram above, thunderbolt to left. Nice toning.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
3026 Under the Romans. AR Tetradrachm (16.87 gms),
First Meris Amphipolis Mint, ca. 167-148 B.C. SNGCop-1310. Diademed and draped bust of Artemis right
with bow and quiver over left shoulder, all within Macedonian shield motif; Reverse: Club right within oak
wreath, monogram above, thunderbolt to left. Toned.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
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MACEDON
3027 Under the Romans. AR Tetradrachm (16.78 gms), First
Meris Amphipolis Mint, ca. 167-148 B.C. SNGCop-1315.
Diademed and draped bust of Artemis right with bow and
quiver over left shoulder, all within Macedonian shield
motif; Reverse: Club right within oak wreath, monogram above, two monograms below, thunderbolt to left.
3028 Under the Romans. AR Tetradrachm (15.79 gms), First
Meris Amphipolis Mint, ca. 167-148 B.C. SNGCop-1315.
Diademed and draped bust of Artemis right, with bow and
quiver over left shoulder, all within Macedonian shield
motif; Reverse: Club right within oak wreath, monogram
above, two monograms below, thunderbolt to left. Nice
strike. NGC VF, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 3/5. ....... $175-$250
THRACE
3029 Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.78 gms), Aenus Mint. Muller-120. Head
of Alexander the Great facing right wearing Horn of Ammon; Reverse: Athena seated left on prow holding Nike, enthroned cult statue in left field, bucranium in far left field.
Nicely centered on a planchet of sound metal. Nicely toned.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $400-$600
3030 Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.70 gms), Callatia Mint. Muller-248. Head
of Alexander the Great facing right wearing Horn of Ammon; Reverse: Athena seated left on prow holding Nike,
monogram in left field, wheat shaft in exergue. Well struck
on an oblong planchet. Good metal quality, bright and attractive. NEARLY EXTREMELY FINE. ........ $400-$600
3031 Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C. AR
Drachm (4.15 gms), Cardia Mint (Lysimachia), ca.299296 B.C. Muller-358. Head of Heracles right wearing lions
scalp; Reverse: Zeus seated left in throne holding eagle and
scepter, star below, forepart of lion at left with crescent below. Well struck and nicely centered with minor porosity.
NGC Ch EF, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 3/5.............. $150-$250
3032 Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.04 gms), Sigeum Mint. Muller-401. Head
monogram in left field, crescent moon in exergue. Well
centered on a nice round planchet. Lifelike high relief portrait. Lightly toned. GOOD VERY FINE. ....... $500-$700
3033 Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.74 gms), Atarneus Mint. Muller-404. Head
monogram in left field, monogram in exergue. Struck on
a large round planchet with excellent centering. Excellent
metal quality. EXTREMELY FINE. ................ $500-$700
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3034 Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C. AR
Drachm (3.95 gms), Uncertain Mint. cf.Muller-511.
Diademed head of Alexander the Great facing right wearing horn of Ammon; Reverse: Athena seated left on prow, holding Nike, monogram in
left field. Sharp struck with excellent artistic style.
THESSALY
3035 Gyrton. AE Trichalkon (8.04 gms), ca. 3rd century B.C.
SNGCop-59. Laureate head of Zeus facing left; Reverse:
Horse with bridle prancing right. Pleasing dark green patina. BOLD VERY FINE................................. $100-$200
BOEOTIA
3036 Thebes. AR Stater (12.19 gms), Agla-Magistrate, ca. 363338 B.C. BCD-551. Boeotian shield; Reverse: Amphora.
Minor scratches present on the obverse. Nice gray toning.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $250-$350
ATTICA
3037 Athens. AR Tetradrachm (16.88 gms), ca. 454-421 B.C.
Svornos-pl. 12#2. Helmeted head of Athena right; Reverse:
Owl standing right head facing, crescent and olive sprig
behind, all within incuse square. Fine style. Light porosity.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $500-$700
Svornos-pl. 14#8. Helmeted head of Athena right; Reverse: Owl standing right head facing, crescent and olive sprig behind, all within incuse square. Light toning.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $500-$700
3039 Athens. AR Tetradrachm (16.91 gms), ca. 454-415
B.C. SNGCop-31. Helmeted head of Athena right; Reverse: Owl standing right with head facing, olive sprig
behind, all within incuse square. Moderate porosity.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $350-$500
Svornos-pl. 14#10. Helmeted head of Athena right; Reverse: Owl standing right, head facing, crescent and olive
sprig behind, all within incuse square. Minor corrosion
near 1e o’clock on the obverse, unobtrusive test cut on reverse rim. Well centered and appealing reverse. Minor deposits. VERY FINE. ........................................ $300-$500
3041 Athens. AR “New Style” Tetradrachm (16.46 gms), ca.
184/3. Thompson-83d. Helmeted head of Athena facing
right; Reverse: Owl standing right on amphora with head
facing, two serpents in right field, all within wreath. Slightly
off-center strike. Faint graffiti near obverse edge at 1 o’clock.
ATTICA
3042 Athens. AR “New Style” Tetradrachm (15.75 gms), ca.
132/1 B.C. cf.Thompson-863d. Helmeted head of Athena
facing right; Reverse: Owl standing right on amphora, head
facing. Good metal quality. VERY FINE. ....... $175-$250
CORINTHIA
3043 Corinth. AR Stater (8.61 gms), ca. 345-307 B.C. Calciati-439/1. Pegasus flying left, koppa below; Reverse:
Head of Athena left wearing Corinthian helmet, “Gamma” and “P” below, plow behind. Minor green deposits near Pegasus’ wing. Well centered, with an abundance of eye appeal. Good metal quality. Lightly toned.
GOOD VERY FINE. ...................................... $300-$500
MYSIA
3044 Cyzicus. EL 1/6 Stater (2.63 gms), ca. 500-450BC. Rosen-462. Lion standing left, paw raised,
tunny fish below; Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square. Lightly toned. Good metal quality.
3045 Parion. AR Hemidrachm (2.33 gms), ca. 400-350
B.C. cf.SNGvonAulock-1319. Gorgon head with
tongue protruding; Reverse: Bull standing facing left,
head facing right, monograms below. Well centered.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $200-$300
3046 Pergamon. Kingdom of Pergamon. Attalos I, 241197 B.C. AR Fourre Tetradrachm (17.07 gms). SNGCop-335; SNGvonAulock-1356. Laureate head of Philetairos right; Reverse: Athena seated left extending laurel
wreath, monogram and laurel leaf to left. Slight edge damage exposing base metal core. Appealing dark toning.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $200-$400
AEOLIS
3047 Cyme. AR Tetradrachm (16.90 gms), ca. 165-140 B.C.
BMC-17.112,78. Diademed head of the Amazon Kyme facing right; Reverse: Horse prancing right, cup below horse,
magistrate’s name in exergue, all within wreath. Well centered on a nice broad flan, as is typical for the type. Very
appealing. EXTREMELY FINE. ..................... $500-$700
IONIA
3048 AV 1/24 Stater “light standard” (0.58 gms), ca. 650-550
B.C. SNGvonAulock-1803. Facing lion’s head; Reverse: Incuse square punch. VERY FINE. .................... $600-$800
CARIA
3049 Islands off Caria. Rhodes. Magistrate Timotheos. AR
Didrachm (6.75 gms), ca. 250-229 B.C. BMC-18.244,150;
SNGCop-767. Head of Helios facing three-quarters right;
Reverse: Rose with bud at right, terminal figure (Silenos
drinking from askos) to left, beaded border around. Very
well centered. Bright and attractive. Sharply struck and
lustrous. Multi-hued toning around the devices. CHOICE
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
3050 Islands off Caria. Rhodes. AR Drachm (2.85
gms), ca. 188-84 B.C. cf.SNGCop-817. Radiate head of Helios facing right; Rose with bud on
stem to right, filleted thyrsus to left. Some deposits.
NGC Ch VF, Strike: 3/5 Surface: 3/5. ............ $100-$150
3051 Islands off Caria. Rhodes. AR Drachm (3.14 gms), ca. 18884 B.C. SNGCop-818. Radiate head of Helios facing right;
Reverse: Rose with bud at right, rising sun to left, all within
incuse square. Some corrosion present. NGC VF, Strike: 5/5
Surface: 1/5. Deposits, Pit................................ $75-$125
LYDIA
3052 Alayattes II to Kroisos (7th-6th Century B.C.). EL 1/3
Stater (4.65 gms). Rosen-656. Head of roaring lion right
with small sun at forehead; Reverse: Double square incuse
punch. A multitude of banker’s marks add significant character to the piece. VERY FINE........................ $300-$500
LYCIA
3053 Dynasts of Lycia. Uncertain Dynast. AR Stater
(9.14 gms), ca. 500-475 B.C. SNGCop-368.
Forepart of boar; Reverse: Irregular incuse.
NGC EF, Strike: 3/5 Surface: 4/5.................... $200-$300
PAMPHYLIA
3054 Aspendos. AR Stater (10.43 gms), Ca. 380-330/25 B.C.
Tekin-Series D; SNGBN-97-8 (same obv. die). Two wrestlers
grappling, monogram between; Reverse: Slinger in throwing
stance right, Triskeles in right field. Appealing dark toning.
NGC Ch VF, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 2/5. ............ $150-$250
CILICIA
3055 Tarsus. Datames, Satrap of Cilicia, 384-361/0 B.C. AR
Stater (10.84 gms). Sunrise-54; SNGLev-83. Baaltars enthroned right holding ear of grain, bunch of grapes and
thymiaterion, and eagle-tipped scepter behind; Reverse:
Draped Datames standing left, nude Ana standing right,
thymiaterion between them, all within square borders.
Some deposits. GOOD VERY FINE............... $300-$500
3056 Tarsus. Mazaios, Satrap of Cilicia, 361/0-334 B.C. AR
Stater (10.49 gms). cf.BMC-21.173,61. Baaltars seated
holding lotos-tipped scepter, shield behind chair, beaded
border around; Reverse: Lion walking left. Nicely toned
with underlying luster. EXTREMELY FINE... $500-$700
Ex: Spink
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CILICIA
3057 Tarsus. Mazaios, Satrap of Cilicia, 361/0-334 B.C. AR
Stater (10.64 gms). SNGCop-311; cf.Sunrise-66. Baaltars
enthroned left holding scepter, ear of grain and bunch of
grapes with eagle; Reverse: Lion attacking bull, monogram below, though some granularity near monogram.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$500
CAPPADOCIA
3058 AR Tetradrachm (16.44 gms), In the Name of Antiochos, ca. 104-102 B.C. Lorber-Series 1, Issue 3; SC2148. Diademed head of Antiochus VII facing right;
Reverse: Athena Nikephoros standing facing left holding spear, shield to right, all within wreath. Attractive.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $350-$450
3059 AR Tetradrachm (16.45 gms), In the Name of Antiochos,
ca. 104-102 B.C. Lorber-Series 1, Issue 3; SC-2148. Diademed head right; Reverse: Athena standing left with Nike.
Well struck. EXTREMELY FINE.................... $300-$400
3060 AR Tetradrachm (16.51 gms), In the Name of Antiochos,
ca. 104-102 B.C. Lorber-Series 1, Issue 3; SC-2148. Diademed head right; Reverse: Athena standing left with Nike.
Lightly toned. EXTREMELY FINE. ............... $300-$400
ARMENIA
3061 Tigranes II (the Great) 95-56 B.C. Bronze Issues. 6
pieces in lot. Chiefly small bronzes with wheat, palm
branch, cornucopiae, Tyche, and Nike(2) reverses. Attractive mid-range specimens. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VERY GOOD-VERY FINE............................ $200-$300
3066 Seleukid Kingdom. Seleukos I, 312-280 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (17.18 gms), Seleucia on Tigris Mint. SC117.1c; SNGIsrael-109/13; Newell-pg. 12#4. Head of Heracles facing right wearing lions skin; Reverse: Zeus seated
left in throne holding eagle and scepter, monogram to left
and below throne. Good metal quality with full legends.
ALMOST EXTREMELY FINE. ..................... $300-$400
3067 Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochus IV, 175-164 B.C. AR
Tetradrachm (16.65 gms), Antioch Mint. SNGIsrael-973. Diademed head of Antiochus IV facing right;
Reverse: Zeus enthroned, holding Nike and scepter. Struck on a large round planchet, lightly toned.
GOOD VERY FINE. ...................................... $200-$400
3068 Seleukid Kingdom. Alexander I 150-145 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (15.93 gms), Antioch Mint, ND (ca. 150-149
B.C.). cf.SNGIsrael-1394. Diademed head of Alexander
facing right; Reverse: Zeus enthroned left holding Nike in
outstretched arm, monogram below throne. Some minor
porosity. EXTREMELY FINE. ........................ $300-$400
SYRIA
3062 Phoenicia. Tyre. AR 1/2 Shekel (7.18 gms), Year 47 (8079 B.C.). BMC-26.251,226. Laureate head of Melqarth
facing right; Reverse: Eagle standing left on prow of ship.
Struck slightly off center on a large planchet of good metal.
Bright. GOOD VERY FINE. .......................... $400-$600
3063 Phoenicia. Tyre. AR 1/2 Shekel (6.44 gms), Year 48 (7978 B.C.). BMC-26.251,227. Laureate head of Melqarth facing right; Reverse: Eagle standing left on prow of ship. Light
grey-blue toning. BOLD VERY FINE. ........... $400-$600
3064 Phoenicia. Tyre. AR 1/2 Shekel (7.08 gms), Year 51 (7675 B.C.). BMC-26.251,230. Laureate head of Melqarth
facing right; Reverse: Eagle standing left on prow of ship.
Slight off center strike. Good metal quality. Lightly toned.
Ex: Spink Auction 6018, 09/06 #729.
3065 Seleucis & Pieria. Trajan Decius, A.D. 249-251. BI Tetradrachm (11.98 gms), Antioch Mint. S-4209. Laureate,
draped and cuirassed bust right; Reverse: Eagle standing facing on palm branch, head right with wreath in
beak and “SC” in exergue. Well struck and centered. Nice
strike. Light attractive grey toning with underlying luster.
NGC MS, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5. ................. $200-$300
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3069 Seleukid Kingdom. Alexander I, 150-145 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.81 gms), Antioch Mint, ND ca. 150-149
B.C. SNGIsrael-1395. Diademed head of Alexander I;
Reverse: Zeus enthroned facing left, holding scepter and
Nike who is crowning Zeus with a wreath. Nicely centered on a round planchet of good metal. Lightly toned.
3070 Seleukid Kingdom. Demetrius II (First Reign) 145138 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.46 gms), Antioch
Mint, SE 168 (145/4 B.C.). cf.SNGIsrael-1601. Diademed, draped bust of young Demetrius facing right;
Reverse: Nude Apollo seated left on omphalos holding
arrow and resting hand on bow, palm wreath on far left.
SYRIA
3071 Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochus VII, 138-129 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.44 gms), Antioch Mint. SNGIsrael-1872.
Diademed head of Antiochus facing right; Reverse: Helmeted Athena standing left, holding Nike in outstretched
hand, spear in other hand, monograms at either side,
all within wreath. Nicely centered bright and attractive.
3072 Seleukid Kingdom. Demetrius II (Second Reign) 129125 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.39 gms), SE 185 (ca. 128/7
B.C.). BMC-4.77,14. Diademed head of bearded Demetrius II facing right; Reverse: Zeus seated left in throne,
holding Nike and scepter, monograms below throne and
in exergue. Some smoothing of corrosion on the obverse.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $250-$350
Ex: Superior Sale 12/93.
JUDAEA
3073 Hasmoneans. Mattathias Antigonos, 40-37 B.C.
AE 8 Prutot (14.25 gms). Meshorer-36. “Matitiah
the High Priest and the Council of the Jews” (in Hebrew), double-cornucopiae; Reverse: “Of Antigonus
the King” (in Hebrew), ivy wreath. Somewhat uneven
strike. Lovely pale green patina with earthen highlights.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $150-$250
3074 First Jewish War, A.D. 66-70. AE 1/4 Shekel (8.31
gms), Year 4 (A.D. 69-70). Hendin-669. “To the redemption of Zion” (in Hebrew), Etrog; Reverse: “Year
four quarter” (in Hebrew), two lulavs. Choice pale green
patina with darker highlights. Very attractive for type.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $400-$600
3075 First Jewish War, A.D. 66-70. AE 1/4 Shekel (10.33
gms), Year 4 (A.D. 69-70). Hendin-669. “To the redemption of Zion” (in Hebrew), Etrog; Reverse: “Year
four quarter” (in Hebrew), two lulavs. Small area of
corrosion on the reverse. Attractive desert patina.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $300-$500
3076 Bar Kochba Revolt, 132-135 A.D. AE 25 (11.87 gms),
Year 2 (ca. A.D. 133-134). Mildenberg-70 (O5, R34). “SMA
(Simon)” (in Hebrew), palm tree with seven branches and
two bunches of dates; Reverse: “Year one of the redemption
of Israel” (in Hebrew), vine leaf on tendril. Attractive desert
green patina. BOLD VERY FINE. .................. $200-$400
3077 Bar Kochba Revolt, 132-135 A.D. AE 25 (9.97 gms), Year
2 (ca. A.D. 133-134). Mildenberg-71 (O5, R35). “SMA (Simon)” (in Hebrew), palm tree with seven branches and two
bunches of dates; Reverse: “Year one of the redemption of
Israel” (in Hebrew), vine leaf on tendril. Nice green patina.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $300-$500
3078 Bar Kochba Revolt, 132-135 A.D. AE 25 (11.39 gms),
Year 2 (ca. A.D. 133-134). Mildenberg-97 (O8, R61). “Simon” (in Hebrew), palm tree with seven branches and two
bunches of dates; Reverse: “Year one of the redemption of
Israel” (in Hebrew), vine leaf on tendril. Pleasing pale green
patina. VERY FINE......................................... $200-$400
3079 Bar Kochba Revolt, 132-135 A.D. AR Zuz (3.03 gms),
ND ca. Year 3 (A.D. 134/5). Mildenberg-204 (O24,
R132); Hendin-715. “Shimon” (in Hebrew), grape bunch;
Reverse: “For the Freedom of Jerusalem” (in Hebrew),
long Kithara with three strings. Scattered remnants of
the indiscernible Roman Denarius under-coin remain.
A hint of light surface porosity and detached lamination.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$500
BABYLONIA
3080 Babylon. Under Alexander III (The Great) 336-323
B.C. AR Tetradrachm (16.40 gms). BMC-28.182,7. Baal
enthroned facing left holding scepter, tongs in right field;
Reverse: Lion standing facing left, tail curling. Good metal
quality. VERY FINE. ....................................... $250-$350
PARTHIA
3081 Arsakes II, 211-191 B.C. AR Drachm (4.00 gms).
Sunrise-241; Sellwood-6.1; Shore-4. Head left wearing bashlyk; Reverse: King seated right holding
bow, eagle in right field. Well struck and nicely centered. Attractive light toning and underlying luster.
NGC Ch AU, Strike: 4/5 Surface: 4/5............. $400-$600
SASSANIAN EMPIRE
3082 Ardashir I, 224-241 A.D. AR Drachm (4.25 gms), Ctesiphon Mint, ca. 233-239 A.D. Sunrise-713. Diademed
bust right wearing close-fitting headdress and korymbos;
Reverse: Ornate fire altar with ribbons. Previously mounted at 12 o’clock on the obverse. Bright and appealing.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $500-$700
3083 Ardashir I, 224-241 A.D. AR Drachm (4.35 gms), Ctesiphon Mint, ca. 233-239 A.D. Sunrise-715. Bust right
wearing diadem and close-fitting headdress with korymbos; Ornate fire altar with ribbons. Some scattered toning.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$500
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SASSANIAN EMPIRE
3084 Hormizd II, 303-309 A.D. AR Drachm (4.30
gms). Sunrise-815. Bearded bust right wearing eagle
crown surmounted by korymbos; Reverse: Fire altar flanked by attendants, bust left in altar flames.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$500
3085 Hormizd II, 303-309 A.D. AR Drachm (4.15
gms). Sunrise-822. Bearded bust right wearing eagle
crown surmounted by Korymbos; Reverse: Fire altar flanked by attendants, bust left in altar flames.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$500
PERSIS
3086 Autophradates II, 2nd-1st Century B.C. AR
Drachm (4.01 gms). Sunrise-576. Helmeted, bearded bust right; Reverse: Fire Temple, Ahura-Mazda
above, Autophradates II to left. Bright and appealing.
BAKTRIA
3087 Kingdom of Baktria. Menander I Soter, ca. 155-130 B.C.
AR Drachm (2.47 gms). Bopearachchi-132. Helmeted
bust right; Reverse: Athena in fighting stance facing left,
holding shield and thunderbolt. Nice broad flan which
provides ample space for details. Fully lustrous. Choice.
MINT STATE. ................................................ $200-$300
3088 Kingdom of Baktria. Apollodotus II, 80-65 B.C.
AR Drachm (2.44 gms). Bopearachchi-9. Diademed and draped bust right; Athena in fighting
stance facing left, monogram in right field. Good metal quality. Struck in high relief. Bright and appealing.
INDOSKYTHIANS
3089 Azes II, 35-12 B.C. AR Tetradrachm, ca. 35-12 B.C.
cf.Mitchiner-2316. King mounted on horse right; Reverse:
Athena standing right holding spear and shield. Some toning. ANACS EF-45. ......................................... $100-$150
PTOLEMAIC EGYPT
3090 Ptolemy I, 323-283 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (15.61 gms),
ca. 310-305 B.C. SNGCop-28; Svornos-174. Head of Alexander with horn of Zeus Ammon, clad in elephant skin
headdress; Reverse: Athena Alkidemos in fighting stance
right, eagle in front, star behind, monogram to left of eagle, helmet above eagle. Bankers mark on obverse. Toned.
GOOD VERY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
Ex: CNG.
3091 Ptolemy II, 285-246 B.C. Phoenicia. AR Tetradrachm
(13.36 gms), Year 30 (ca. 256-255 B.C.). SNGCop-469;
Svornos-770. Diademed bust of Ptolemy I; Reverse: Eagle
standing left on thunderbolt, monograms around. Struck
from slightly rusted dies. Bright planchet. Light horn silver.
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3092 Ptolemy II, 285-246 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (14.14 gms),
Gaza Mint, Year 31 (255-254 B.C.). BMC-6.35,137. Diademed head of Ptolemy I facing right; Reverse: Eagle standing on thunderbolt facing left, date and monogram around.
RARE mint. Nicely centered. VERY FINE. .... $200-$400
3093 Ptolemy III, 246-221 B.C. AR Tetradrachm (14.23
gms), Tyre Mint, A.D. 245-244. BMC-6.48,22. Diademed head of Ptolemy I facing right; Reverse: Eagle standing on thunderbolt, date and monograms
around. SCARCE mint. Well centered and of good style.
BOLD VERY FINE. ....................................... $200-$400
3094 Ptolemy IV Philopator, 221-205 B.C. AE 43 (67.86 gms),
Alexandria Mint. SNG-199; Svornos-1125. Diademed
head of Zeus Ammon right; Reverse: Eagle standing left
on thunderbolt, cornucopiae to left. Pleasing apple-green
patina. BOLD VERY FINE. ............................ $200-$300
3095 Ptolemy VI Philometor 180-145 B.C. AR Tetradrachm
(14.30 gms), ca. 180-170 B.C. SNGCop-268. Diademed
head of Ptolemy VI right; Reverse: Eagle standing left on
thunderbolt. Lovely old cabinet toning. Sharply struck and
appealing. CHOICE EXTREMELY FINE. ..... $400-$600
3096 Ptolemy VI Philometor 180-145 B.C. AR Tetradrachm
(13.31 gms), ca. 180-170 B.C. SNGCop-265. Diademed head of Ptolemy VI right; Reverse: Eagle standing left on thunderbolt. Slight damage on reverse rim
at 10 o’clock. Small scrape on reverse. Excellent toning with attractive multicolored hues. Sharply struck
and lustrous. Very high relief, life-like portraiture.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
3097 Greek. Lot of (4) AR Tetradrachms, ca. 180-16 B.C.
4 pieces in lot. Includes: (2) Cistophoric Tetradrachms
from Pergamon, (1) Tetradrachm of Ptolemy VI, and
(1) Tetradrachm from Laodiceia in Syria. The two Cistophoric Tetradrachms and the Pergamon Tetradrachm
are housed in NGC holders. The Laodiceia piece displays some tooling. The Ptolemaic piece is horn silver,
and one of the Cistophoric pieces has some faint porosity. Overall a wholesome grouping. Should be examined.
SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. NGC FINE, Strike: 4/5
Surface: 3/5; NGC EF, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 2/5, Horn
Silver; NGC EF, Strike: 5/5 Surface: 3/5, Porosity; &
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $200-$400
PTOLEMAIC EGYPT
3098 Mixed Lots. Silver & Bronze Issues, ca. 500-146 B.C.
12 pieces in lot. Contains an interesting assortment of
Greek silver and bronze issues from a plethora of locales,
including Syracuse and Thrace, as well as the issuing empires of the Seleukids, Ptolemies and Sassanians. Some
minor surface issues may be present. Retail value of about
$1,000. Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VERY GOOD-EXTREMELY FINE. .............. $400-$600
3105 C. Norbanus. AR Denarius (4.07 gms), Rome Mint, 83
B.C. Cr-357/1b; S-278; Syd-739. Diademed head of Venus
facing right, control-numeral behind, moneyer’s name below; Reverse: Corn ear, Fasces and caduceus. Lovely multihued iridescent toning. Good metal quality with nearly full
mint luster. Only the slightest of rub on the high points.
ROMAN REPUBLIC
3099 Quadrigatus, ca. 216-215 B.C., AR Didrachm (6.56
gms) Ca. 216-215 BC. RRC-pl. iv, 10 (obv.); RSC-23a;
cf.Syd-64c. Laureate head of Janus, pellet below; Reverse:
Jupiter and Victory in quadriga right, “ROMA” in exergue. Unevenly struck with good metal quality. Toned.
CHOICE VERY FINE. ................................... $300-$400
3100 AE As (25.71 gms), ca. 145-138 B.C. Cr-199/2; Syd378. Head of Janus; Reverse: Prow of ship facing right
“SAR” above. Nice patina with light earthen highlights.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $200-$300
3101 C. Fonteius. AR Denarius (3.91 gms), Rome Mint, ca.
114-113 B.C. Cr-290/1; S-167; Syd-555. Laureate, beardless janiform head of Dioscuri, monogram and control
letter below; Reverse: Galley sailing left. Minor deposits.
Lightly toned. BOLD VERY FINE. ................ $125-$175
3102 L. Valerius Flaccus. AR Denarius (3.93 gms), Rome
Mint, 109-108 B.C. Cr-306/1; S-183; Syd-565. Winged
and draped bust of Victory facing right, monogram below;
Reverse: Mars standing left holding spear and trophy, apex
before, corn-ear and bow behind. Well centered with nice
toning. BOLD VERY FINE. ........................... $100-$150
3103 L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi. AR Denarius (3.89 gms), Rome
Mint, 90 B.C. Cr-340/1; S-235; cf.Syd-650-671d. Laureate
head of Apollo right, control mark behind; Revere: Nude
horseman galloping right holding palm branch, control
mark above, moneyer’s name and “ROMA” below. Minor
deposits. Well centered. BOLD VERY FINE. ... $75-$125
3104 C. Vibius C.F. Pansa. AR Denarius (3.94 gms), Rome
Mint, 90 B.C. Cr-342/5; S-242; Syd-684. Laureate head
of Apollo right, “PANSA” behind, indeterminate symbol below chin; Reverse: Minerva driving quadriga
right holding trophy and spear. Soft strike. Nice toning.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $125-$175
3106 AR Denarius Serratus (3.99 gms), Rome Mint, ca.
81 B.C. Cr-372/1; S-296; Syd-745. Draped bust of Diana, bow and quiver over shoulder, bucranium above;
Reverse: Rock surmounted by togate figure standing
left before altar, holding sprinkler over sacrificial bull.
Sharply struck. Beautifully toned with underlying luster.
3107 C. Poblicius Q.f. AR Denarius Serratus (4.14 gms),
Rome Mint, ca. 80 B.C. Cr-380/1; S-308; Syd-768.
Draped and helmeted bust of Roma facing right; Reverse:
Hercules standing facing left, strangling the Nemean
lion, club at his feet, bow and quiver at left. A lovely well
struck and lustrous example with very attractive toning.
3108 Q. Fufius Calenus & P. Mucius Scaevola (Cordus). AR
Denarius Serratus (4.01 gms), Rome Mint, 70 B.C. Cr403/1; S-338; Syd-797. Jugate heads of Honos (wreathed)
and Virtus (helmeted) facing right; Reverse: Italia standing right holding cornucopiae, clasping hands with Roma
standing left holding spear, right foot on globe. Scratches
present on the obverse and reverse, though nice relief and
style. BOLD CHOICE VERY FINE. .............. $175-$250
3109 L. Aemilius Lepidus Paullus. AR Denarius (4.02 gms),
Rome Mint, ca. 62 B.C. Cr-415/1; S-366; Syd-926. Veiled
and diademed head of Concordia right; Reverse: Togate
figure standing left touching trophy of armor while King
Perseus as his sons look on as captives. Dark plum toning.
NGC MS Strike: 5/5 Surface: 4/5. .................. $300-$400
3110 C. Clodius C.F. Vestalis. AR Denarius (4.10 gms), Rome
Mint, 41 B.C. Cr-512/2; S-499; Syd-1140. Head of Flora
wreathed with flowers facing right, lily behind; Reverse:
Vestal virgin seated left, holding two handled bowl. Nice
broad flan. Lustrous. EXTREMELY FINE...... $200-$300
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ROMAN IMPERATORIAL
POMPEY JUNIOR
3111 AR Denarius (3.91 gms), Corduba Mint. M. Poblicium,
Propraetorian Legate, 46-45 B.C. Cr-469/1a; S-1384; Syd1035. Helmeted head of Roma right; Reverse: Hispania or
Baetica standing left, facing right holding two spears and
shield slung on back, presenting palm to Pompey standing
facing left on prow of galley. Slightly off-center. Choice toning. NEARLY EXTREMELY FINE. ............... $400-$600
MARC ANTONY
3112 AR Denarius (3.70 gms), Athens Mint, ca. 32 B.C. Cr542/2; S-1478. “ANTON AVG IMP III COS DES III III V R
P C”, bare head of Marc Antony facing right; Reverse: “ANTONIVS / AVG IMP III” in two lines across field. Small
banker’s mark on neck. Nice toning with a good portrait.
BOLD FINE. ................................................... $150-$250
ROMAN EMPIRE
AUGUSTUS, 27 B.C. A.D. 14
3113 AR Denarius (3.79 gms), Lugdunum Mint, ca. 2 B.C.A.D. 4. RIC-207; RSC-43. “CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI
F PATER PATRIAE”, laureate head of Augustus right;
Reverse: “AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT”,
Gaius and Lucius Caesar togate standing facing, flanking
two shields and scepters, simpulum and lituus above, “C
L CAESARES” in exergue. Nice round flan. Some toning.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $175-$250
3114 AR Denarius (3.65 gms), Lugdunum Mint, ca. 2 B.C.A.D. 4. RIC-207; RSC-43. “CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI
F PATER PATRIAE”, laureate head of Augustus right;
Reverse: “AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT”,
Gaius and Lucius Caesar togate standing facing, flanking
two shields and scepters, simpulum and lituus above, “C
L CAESARES” in exergue. Toned, with most of the major
details available. Good metal quality with a nice portrait.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $100-$200
3115 AR Denarius Brockage (3.57 gms), Lugdunum Mint,
ca. 2 B.C.-A.D. 4. cf.RIC-207; cf.S-1597. Laureate head of
Augustus right; Reverse: Incuse image of obverse. Heavily
circulated and with some digs and scrapes. Nevertheless a
clear and full ancient error. With certificate of authenticity
from David R. Sear. FINE. .............................. $150-$200
3116 AR Denarius (3.76 gms), Lugdunum Mint, ca. 2 B.C.A.D. 4. RIC-211. “CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI F PATER
PATRIAE”, Laureate head of Augustus right; Reverse:
“AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT”, Gaius and
Lucius Caesar togate standing facing, flanking two shields
and scepters, simpulum and lituus above, “X” just below, “C
L CAESARES” in exergue. Attractive dark toning. Slightly
off center strike. EXTREMELY FINE. ............ $300-$500
Ex: Stack’s Coin Galleries 11/94 Lot #201.
3117 AR Denarius (3.71 gms), Antioch Mint, ca. 19-18
B.C. RIC-515. Bare head of Augustus facing right; Reverse: “ARMENIA / CAPTA”, Tiara on left, bow case
and quiver on right. Partially off center with scattered
marks. A few light scratches and one bankers mark.
Historically significant and interesting. Nicely toned.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $300-$500
TIBERIUS, A.D. 1437
3118 AR Denarius (3.77 gms), Lugdunum Mint, A.D. 1637. RIC-30. Laureate head of Tiberius right; Reverse: Female figure (Livia as Pax) seated right holding scepter and
branch. Well centered, especially on the reverse. Light toning. NEARLY EXTREMELY FINE. ............... $300-$500
ANTONIA MINOR MOTHER OF CLAUDIUS
3119 AE Dupondius (13.66 gms), Rome Mint, ND (ca. A.D.
41/2). S-1902; RIC-92; BMC-166. RARE. Draped bust of
Antonia right; Reverse: Claudius standing left togate and
veiled holding simpulum. Struck by Claudius in honor
of his deceased mother Antonia the Younger. Nice dark
patina. Some light smoothing and minor encrustation.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $100-$150
NERO, A.D. 5468
3120 Galatia. Koinon of Galatia. AE 24 (10.38 gms), ca.
A.D. 62-65. RPC-3562. Laureate head of Nero facing right; Reverse: Draped bust of Poppaea right.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $100-$200
GALBA, A.D. 6869
3121 AR Denarius (3.58 gms), Gaul Mint, A.D. 68. RIC-111;
BMC-227. RARE. Laureate bust of Galba facing right; Reverse: Victory standing on globe left, holding wreath and
palm branch. BOLD VERY FINE................... $300-$500
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GALBA, A.D. 6869
3122 AR Denarius (3.17 gms), Rome Mint. cf.RIC-184. “IMP
SER GALBA CAESAR AVG”, laureate head of Galba facing right; Reverse: “DIVA AVGVSTA”, Livia draped standing facing left holding vertical scepter and patera. Some
scratches present, hints of light porosity. Lovely iridescent
peripheral toning. BOLD VERY FINE. .......... $300-$500
OTHO, A.D. 69
3123 AR Denarius (3.04 gms), Rome Mint. RIC-8. “IMP
M OTHO CAESAR AVG TR P”, bare head of Otho facing right; Reverse: “SECVRI - TAS P R”, Securitas draped,
standing facing left, holding wreath and scepter. Rather
robust portrait of Otho. A few light scrapes. Nicely toned.
FINE................................................................ $200-$300
VITELLIUS, A.D. 69
3124 AR Denarius (3.17 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 69. RIC83. “A VITELLIVS GERMAN IMP TR P”, laureate head
of Vitellius facing right; Reverse: “SPQR / OB / C S”, oak
wreath with inscription. The reverse design refers to the
Civic crown, an oak wreath awarded to a Roman who
heroically saved the life of another Roman citizen, by
slaying an enemy in hostile territory. During the Roman
Empire, the emperor was usually awarded this honor
at some point during their tenure. Deep cabinet tone.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
Ex: Leu Numismatik AG 10/96.
3125 AR Denarius (3.39 gms), Rome Mint. RIC-86. “A VITELLIVS GERMANICVS IMP”, laureate bust of Vitellius facing right; Reverse: “XV VIR SACR FAC”, tripodlebes altar with dolphin above and raven within. Toned.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $125-$175
VESPASIAN, A.D. 6979
3126 AR Denarius (3.37 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 70. RIC29. Laureate head right of Vespasian; Reverse: Pax seated
left holding branch and caduceus. Minor edge imperfections. Sharply struck. Lightly toned with underlying luster.
GOOD EXTREMELY FINE. ......................... $200-$300
3127 AR Denarius (3.07 gms), Rome Mint. RIC-356. “IMP
CAES VESP AVG P M COS IIII”, laureate head of Vespasian facing right; Reverse: “AVGVR - TRI POT”, priestly
implements: simpulum, sprinkler, priest’s cap and lituus.
Toned. VERY FINE......................................... $125-$175
3128 Lot of (6) AR Denarii, ca. A.D. 69-79. 6 pieces in
lot. A grouping of (6) Denarii of varying designs
commemorating the successes of Vespasian and Titus during the First Jewish Revolt. Most involve a female Judaea seated in a pose of mourning near a trophy or palm tree, sometimes with a Roman soldier
present. Some surface issues may be present, should be
examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.Average grade:
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $400-$800
TITUS, A.D. 7981
3129 AR Denarius (3.48 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 80. RIC-109.
“IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M”, laureate head
of Titus facing left; Reverse: “TR P IX IMP XV COS VIII
P P”, wreath above two curule chairs. Struck after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. This coin’s reverse depicts the
public’s supplication to the gods after the tragedy. Toned.
DOMITIAN, A.D. 8196
3130 AE As (10.59 gms), Rome Mint, ca. A.D. 88-89. RIC-650.
“IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XIIII CENS PER P
P”, laureate head of Domitian facing right; Reverse: “VIRTVTI AVGVSTI”, Virtus standing facing right, foot on helmet, with spear and parazonium, “S - C” at either side.
Some scratches on the reverse. Lovely deep apple green
patina. VERY FINE......................................... $125-$175
Ex: Coin Galleries 4/82 Lot #1439.
3131 AR Cistophorus (10.54 gms), Ephesus (or Rome, for use
in Asia), A.D. 82. RIC-841. Laureate head of Domitian
right; Reverse: “CAPIT” across field, “RESTIT” in exergue,
Temple of Capitoline Jupiter with four columns enclosing
figures of Juno, seated Jupiter and Minerva. Well centered.
FINE................................................................ $300-$400
NERVA, A.D. 9698
3132 AR Denarius (3.30 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 97. cf.RIC-33.
“IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P II COS III P P”, laureate head of Nerva facing right; Reverse: “SALVS PVBLICA”
Salus enthroned facing left holding ears of corn. Nice toning. EXTREMELY FINE................................. $100-$150
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TRAJAN, A.D. 98117
3133 AR Denarius (3.17 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 114-117.
RIC-361. “IMP CAES NER TRAIAN OPTIM AVG
GERM DAC”, laureate and draped bust of Trajan facing right; Reverse: “PARTHICO P M TR P COS VI P P
S P Q R”, draped Providentia standing facing left holding scepter, her right hand pointing to globe at her feet.
FINE-VERY FINE. ............................................. $20-$40
3134 AE Sestertius (26.64 gms), Rome Mint, ca. A.D. 103.
RIC-489. Laureate and draped head of Trajan facing right;
Reverse: Roma seated left of cuirass holding Victory and
spear with arms behind. Dark green patina. Attractive portrait. NEARLY EXTREMELY FINE. .............. $400-$600
3135 AE Sestertius (27.01 gms), Rome Mint, ca. A.D. 103-11.
RIC-556. “IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GER
DAC PM TR P COS V PP”, laureate head of Trajan facing right; Reverse: The Tiber standing at right, facing left
placing right knee on figure of Dacia, whom he forces
to the ground. Attractive deep green and brown patina.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $250-$350
HADRIAN, A.D. 117138
3136 AR Denarius (3.45 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 134-138.
RIC-268. “HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P”, bare head
of Hadrian facing right; Reverse: “SALVS AVG”, Salus standing facing left, holding scepter and sacrificing out of patera over altar. Well centered reverse.
GOOD VERY FINE. ........................................ $90-$120
3137 AE Sestertius (23 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 117-125. RIC563a. Laureate head of Hadrian facing right; Reverse: Felicitas standing left holding caduceus and cornucopiae.
Attractive apple green patina with earthen highlights. Attractive portrait. GOOD VERY FINE. ........... $400-$600
3138 AE Sestertius (25.83 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 134-138.
RIC-748. “HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P”, laureate and
draped bust of Hadrian facing right; Reverse: “FELICITAS
AVG”, Felicitas standing facing left, holding caduceus and
cornucopiae. Slightly uneven surfaces. Pleasing mahogany
patina. VERY FINE......................................... $175-$250
AELIUS AS CAESAR, A.D. 136138
3139 AE Sestertius (30.51 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 137. RIC1055.”L AELIVS CAESAR”, draped bust, head bare facing right; Reverse: “TR POT COS II SC”, Spes advancing left holding flower and raising skirt. Appealing dark
patina on nice surfaces. Bold attractive portraiture.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $300-$500
ANTONINUS PIUS, A.D. 138161
3140 AR Denarius (3.22 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 139. RIC54b. “ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P”, laureate head
of Antoninus Pius facing right; Reverse: “TR P-OT
CO-S II”, clasped hands holding caduceus and cornears. Well centered on a nice round flan. Good metal quality with much remaining luster. Nicely toned.
3141 AE Sestertius (21.53 gms), Rome Mint, ca. A.D.
145-161. RIC-777. “ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP TR
P”, laureate head of Antoninus Pius facing right; Reverse: “PAX AVG COS IIII S C”, Pax standing left holding cornucopiae and using a torch to set fire to a heap
of arms. Attractive undisturbed mahogany patina.
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3142 Lot of (2) AE Sestertii, ca. A.D. 138-161. 2 pieces in
lot. One with a lovely caramel hue. Some planchet flaws
are present, but otherwise a wholesome pairing. Should
be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. NGC
Ch VF, Strike: 4/5 Surface: 3/5. Fissures & NGC EF,
Strike: 3/5 Surface: 2/5. Porosity.................... $175-$250
FAUSTINA SENIOR WIFE OF ANTONINUS PIUS
3143 AR Denarius (3.88 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 141146. RIC-384. “DIVA FAVSTINA”, draped bust of deified Faustina with coiled hair facing right; Reverse:
“CONSECR-ATIO”, peacock walking right with head
looking back. Well centered. Lovely steely gray patina.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $100-$150
MARCUS AURELIUS, A.D. 161180
3144 Lot of (3) AR Denarii, ca. A.D. 161-180. 3 pieces in lot. All
with the defeated Armenia reverse design, depicting Armenia seated near a trophy. One is issued under the authority
of Lucius Verus, co-emperor with Marcus Aurelius. Should
be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. Average grade
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $200-$300
CARACALLA, A.D. 198217
3145 AR Denarius (2.18 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 216. RIC-282f.
Laureate bust of Caracalla right; Reverse: Radiate Sol in quadriga left. Attractive and appealing.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$400
3146 AR Antoninianus (4.77 gms), Rome Mint, A.D.
213-217. RIC-311c. Radiate, draped and cuirassed
bust of Caracalla facing right; Reverse: Venus standing left holding Victory and spear and leaning on shield
set on helmet. Well centered. Lustrous. Lightly toned.
CHOICE EXTREMELY FINE. ........................ $75-$125
3147 AR Tetradrachm (14.07 gms), Laodicea ad Mare,
A.D. 215-217. Prieur-1179. Laureate head of Caracalla
right; Reverse: Eagle with wings spread seen from front,
head left, laurel wreath in beak, star below. Lustrous.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
SEVERUS ALEXANDER, A.D. 222235
3148 AE As (13.17 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 229. RIC498. Laureate head of Severus Alexander facing right,
slight drapery on left shoulder; Reverse: Emperor in
quadriga facing right holding scepter surmounted by
eagle. Light smoothing. Choice apple green patina.
JULIA MAMAEA MOTHER OF SEVERUS ALEXANDER
3149 AE Sestertius (29.21 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 224. RIC
(Severus Alexander)-668. Diademed and draped bust of
Julia Mamaea right; Reverse: Fecunditas standing facing left, holding cornucopiae and extending hand to
child. Lovely chocolate brown surfaces with light green
patina in the devices. Attractive and elegant portrait.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $125-$175
MAXIMUS AS CAESAR, A.D. 235238
3150 AE Dupondius (15.90 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 236238. RIC-14a. Draped, bare-headed bust of Maximus;
Reverse: Maximus standing facing left, holding baton
and spear, two standards behind. Nice mahogany patina.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $175-$250
GORDIAN III AFRICANUS, A.D. 238244
3151 AR Antoninianus (5.01 gms), Antioch Mint, A.D.
242-244. RIC-213. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust
right; Reverse: Sol standing left raising right hand and
holding globe. Good metal quality. Lustrous. Toned.
EXTREMELY FINE. .......................................... $50-$75
3152 AE Sestertius (17.42 gms), Rome Mint, ca. 243-244.
RIC-333; RCV-8719. Laureate draped cuirassed bust right;
Reverse: Mars advancing right.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$400
PHILIP I, A.D. 244249
3153 AE Sestertius (21.07 gms), Rome Mint, 248. RIC-153a;
RCV-9008. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right;
Reverse: Felicitas standing left.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $350-$500
3154 AE Sestertius (20.60 gms), Rome Mint, A.D. 247-249.
RIC-180a; RCV-8999. Laureate, draped and cuirassed
bust right; Reverse: Liberalitas standing left with abacus.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $400-$600
GALLIENUS A.D. 253268
3155 Lot of (26) BI Antoninianii. 26 pieces in lot. 26 pieces in lot. A grouping of Antoninianii, partially toned.
Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VERY FINE-EXTREMELY FINE. ................. $400-$600
SALONINA WIFE OF GALLIENUS
3156 AE Sestertius (15.86 gms), Rome Mint. RIC-47. Diademed, draped bust of Salonina facing right; Reverse:
Empress seated facing left, two children before, a third
standing below throne. Deep green marbled patina. Minor
smoothing. VERY FINE. ................................ $175-$250
PROBUS, A.D. 276282
3157 Egypt. Alexandria. AE 20 (9.19 gms), A.D. 281-282.
RPC-4772. Laureate and cuirassed bust of Probus facing
right; Reverse: Eagle. BOLD VERY FINE. ......... $30-$50
DIOCLETIAN, A.D. 284305
3158 AE Follis (9.53 gms), Rome Mint, ca. A.D. 305. RIC117a. Laureate bust of Diocletian in Imperial mantle facing
right, holding olive branch and mappa; Reverse: Providentia and Quies standing facing each other. Scarce portrait
type. Sharply struck with some silvering still remaining.
3159 Billon Follis (10.93 gms), Trier Mint, ca. A.D. 298299. RIC-279a. Laureate and cuirassed bust right; Reverse: Genius standing left, modius on head. Slightly
porous surfaces. Unevenly struck with good centering.
VALENTINIAN I, A.D. 364375
3160 AV Solidus (4.31 gms), Antioch Mint, ca. A.D. 364367. RIC-2b. Rosette diademed, draped and cuirassed
bust of Valentinian I right; Reverse: Emperor standing
facing with head right, holding labarum and globe surmounted by Victory. Some scratches in reverse field.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $300-$500
VALENTINIAN II, A.D. 375392
3161 AR Siliqua (1.86 gms), Trier Mint, ca. A.D. 388-392.
RIC-94a. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust of
Valentinian II right; Reverse: Roma seated left on cuirass,
holding Victory on globe and reversed spear. Minor clipping. Nice toning and sharp portrait. NGC AU, Strike: 5/5
Surface: 4/5. Clipped...................................... $175-$250
From the Gussage All Saints Hoard.
MAGNUS MAXIMUS, A.D. 383388
3162 AR Siliqua (1.81 gms), Trier Mint. RIC-84b. Pearldiademed, draped and cuirassed bust of Magnus
Maximus right; Reverse: Roma enthroned left, holding globe and spear. Small edge crack. Sharply struck.
Attractive toning and considerable underlying luster.
NGC MS, Strike: 4/5 Surface: 5/5. ................. $300-$400
From the Gussage All Saints Hoard.
3163 AR Siliqua (1.86 gms), Trier Mint, A.D. 383-388.
RIC-84b. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed
bust of Magnus Maximus right; Reverse: Roma enthroned facing with head to left, holding globe and reversed spear. Well centered. Nice strike and lustrous.
Ex: Gussage All Saints Hoard.
THEODOSIUS II, A.D. 402450
3164 AV Solidus, Constantinople Mint, ca. A.D. 397-402.
RIC-9. Helmeted, cuirassed bust facing three-quarters
right, holding shield and spear; Reverse: Constantinopolis enthroned facing with head right, holding scepter and
globe surmounted by Victory, foot on prow of ship. Excellent centering. ICG AU-55. ............................. $350-$500
LEO I, A.D. 457474
3165 AE Nummus (4.05 gms), Constantinople Mint. RIC-660.
Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust of Leo I facing
right; Reverse: Emperor standing facing right holding standard and globe, treading on prostrate captive. Lovely apple
green patina. VERY FINE. .............................. $200-$400
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BYZANTINE
ZENO, A.D. 474475 & 476491
3166 AV Solidus (4.33 gms), Constantinople Mint, A.D. 476491. RIC-910; Depeyrot-108/1; S-4285. Helmeted and
cuirassed bust facing, holding spear and shield; Reverse:
Victory standing left holding jeweled cross. Minor repair
in fields. NEARLY EXTREMELY FINE. ........ $200-$300
MIXED LOTS
3167 Roman Empire. Lot of (11) AE Sestertii, ca. A.D. 41249. 11 pieces in lot. A grouping of Roman Empire mainly
Sestertii, issued by Claudius, Hadrian, Marcus Aurelius, Lucius Verus, Antoninus Pius and Balbinus. Other
issuers included as well. Some verdigris or other surface issues may be present. Retail value of about $1,000.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $400-$600
3168 Bronze & Silver Coinage. 13 pieces in lot. A varied
grouping of silver and bronze coinage issues, with most
pertaining to Judaea. Includes the issuing emperors:
Hadrian, Vespasian, Titus and Marcus Aurelius with
others present as well. Some surface issues may be present. Should be examined. Overall a wholesome grouping. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. Average grade
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $200-$400
3169 Roman Empire. AR Denarii, ca. 27 B.C.-A.D. 311. 13
pieces in lot. Consists of Denarii of Trajan, Antoninus
Pius, Marcus Aurelius, Caracalla, Maximinus I, Volusian, Geta, Elagabalus and Commodus. Also includes
an AR Antoninianus of Philip II, an AE Follis of Galerius, an AE As of Augustus and an AE As of Claudius.
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JUSTINIAN I, 527565
3170 AV Solidus (4.47 gms), Constantinople Mint, 3rd
Officinae. S-137. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing three-quarters right, holding spear and shield; Reverse: Angel standing facing holding globus cruciger
and long cross, star to right. Much remaining luster.
Purchased privately from Harlan J. Berk, Ltd.
3171 AV Solidus (4.26 gms), Constantinople Mint, 1st Officinae. RIC-140. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing holding shield and globus cruciger; Reverse: Angel standing facing holding globus cruciger and long
staff surmounted by Tau-Rho, star to right. Clipped.
ALMOST EXTREMELY FINE. ..................... $175-$250
3172 AV Solidus (4.13 gms), Constantinople Mint, 2nd Officinae. S-140. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing holding
shield and globus cruciger; Reverse: Angel standing facing
holding globus cruciger and long staff surmounted by TauRho, star to right. Previously bent and realigned. Some minor clipping and slight weakness in strike. Well centered.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $175-$250
3173 AE Follis (3.81 gms), Nicomedia Mint, Officinae B, Year 20
(546/7). S-201. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding
globus cruciger and shield, to right cross; Reverse: Large “M”
Between “ANNO” and “XX”, “NIK” in exergue. Slightly porous surfaces. Glossy green and brown patina on a large flan.
NGC EF, Strike: 4/5 Surface: 3/5.................... $200-$300
JUSTIN II, 565578
3174 AV Solidus (4.41 gms), Constantinople Mint, 3rd Officinae. S-345. Helmeted, cuirassed and beardless bust
facing holding globe, surmounted by Victory; Reverse:
Constantinopolis seated facing right holing globus cruciger and spear. Minor edge clip. Lustrous and attractive.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $200-$400
3175 AV Solidus (4.53 gms), Constantinople Mint, 3rd Officinae. S-345. Helmeted, cuirassed and beardless bust
facing, holding globe surmounted by Victory; Reverse:
Constantinopolis seated facing right, holing globus cruciger and spear. Slightly uneven strike. Strong luster.
HERACLIUS, 610641
3176 AV Solidus (4.45 gms), Constantinople Mint. cfS731. Draped and cuirassed bust facing with short beard
and plumed helmet, holding cross; Reverse: Cross potent on three steps. Rusty obverse die. Struck on a large
flan. Slightly muddled obverse strike. Good luster.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $250-$350
CONSTANS II, 641668
3177 AV Solidus (4.41 gms), Constantinople Mint, 10th
Officinae. RIC-938. Draped and crowned bust of
Constans II facing, holding globus cruciger; Reverse:
Cross potent on three steps. Solder mark on obverse
at 5 o’clock. Polished evidence of ex-jewelry status.
3178 AV Solidus (4.34 gms), Constantinople Mint, 9th Officinae. S-959. Facing busts of Constans II on left with long
beard and beardless Constantine IV on right, each wearing
chlamys and crown, a cross between their heads; Reverse:
Cross potent on three steps. Lustrous. Bright and appealing. CHOICE EXTREMELY FINE. ............... $300-$500
3179 AV Solidus (4.33 gms), Constantinople Mint, 9th Officinae. S-964. Facing busts of Constans II and Constantine IV,
Constans wearing plumed helmet, most of legend off flan;
Reverse: Crowned, standing, facing figures of Heraclius
and Tiberius with cross potent on three steps between, each
holding globus cruciger. Areas of weak strike. Lustrous.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$400
TIBERIUS III, 698705
3180 AV Solidus (4.43 gms), Constantinople Mint, 6th Officinae. S-1360. Crowned and cuirassed bust with short beard
facing, holding spear diagonally across body; Reverse:
Cross potent on three steps. Well centered. Bright and lustrous. CHOICE EXTREMELY FINE. ............ $400-$600
LEO VI, 886912
3181 Leo VI (The Wise), 886-912 A.D. AE Follis (6.03 gms),
Constantinople Mint. S-1728. Crowned emperor enthroned facing wearing loros, holding labarum and akakia;
Reverse: Four line inscription. Nice strike. Dark green patina.
ROMANUS III, 10281034
3182 AV Histamenon Nomisma (4.39 gms), Constantinople Mint. S-1819. Nimbate Christ enthroned facing;
Reverse: Nimbate Virgin and Romanus standing facing. Minor edge marks, otherwise bright and appealing.
ROMANUS IV, 10681071
3183 AV Histamenon Nomisma (4.37 gms), Constantinople Mint. S-1860. Michael VII in center with Constantius to left and Andronicus to right all standing
facing without footstools; Reverse: Christ standing on
footstool with Romanus to left and Eudocia to right.
MICHAEL VII, 10711078
3184 AV Histamenon Nomisma (4.41 gms), Constantinople
Mint. S-1868. Nimbate bust of Christ facing; Reverse: Facing bust of Michael VII holding globus cruciger and labarum. GOOD VERY FINE ........................... $175-$250
ANDRONICUS III, 13281341
3185 AR Basilikon (1.19 gms), Constantinople Mint.
S-2473. RARE. Christ standing facing; Reverse:
St. Demetrius and Andronicus III standing facing.
Slightly uneven strike. Good metal quality for type.
CHOICE VERY FINE. ................................... $200-$400
JOHN VI, 13471354
3186 AR Basilikon (2.23 gms), ca. 1353-1354. S-2540. VERY
RARE. Christ enthroned facing; Reverse: John VI on left
and Saint Demetrius on right standing facing. Light grainy
surfaces. RARE. VERY FINE. ......................... $300-$500
MANUEL II, 13911423
3187 AR 1/4 Hyperpyron (3.77 gms), Constantinople Mint.
S-2551. Bust of Christ facing; Reverse: Facing bust of Manuel II, inscription around. Good metal quality and well
struck for type. CHOICE VERY FINE. .......... $150-$250
JOHN VIII, 14231448
3188 AV Stavraton (7.17 gms), Constantinople Mint. S-2563.
Bust of Christ facing; Reverse: Crowned bust of John VIII
facing, two line inscription around. Centered on a slightly
oblong flan. Scarce type. VERY FINE. ............ $300-$400
DARK AGES
3189 Ostrogoths. Athalaric, 526-534. AV Solidus (4.42
gms), Rome Mint, ca. 527-534. Demo-139. Struck in
the name of Justinian I. Helmeted, cuirassed bust facing
three-quarters right, spear over shoulder, holding spear
and shield; Reverse: Victory standing left holding long
voided cross, star in left field. Some minor surface marks.
MIXED LOTS
3190 Ancient Coins. 7 pieces in lot. A grouping of varied ancient coinages. Includes: an Alexander the Great Tetradrachm, Roman Provincial issues, Augustus and late
Byzantine coinage as well. An interesting group which
may contain some minor surface issues, should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. Average grade
VERY FINE. ................................................... $300-$600
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World Coins
World Coin Lots -
AUSTRALIA
3199 Sovereign, 1865. Fr-10; KM-4.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 113179.
ALBANIA
3191 20 Franga Ari, 1927-V. Fr-6; KM-12. Portrait bust of
Prince Skanderbeg on obverse. Bright even golden luster.
Very crisp features. NGC MS-65. .................... $400-$600
PCGS# 865617.
ARGENTINA
3192 2 Reales, 1813-PTSJ. KM-3; CJ-10.1.2. Very scarce first
year of issue. NGC EF-45. ............................... $300-$500
PCGS# 458481.
3193 2 Soles, 1826-RAP. KM-18; CJ-44.1.7.
NGC EF Details—Surface Hairlines. .............. $75-$125
PCGS# 15523. NGC ID: 215881.
3194 Cordoba. 1/4 Real, ND (1853-54). KM-33.1; CJ-68.1.1.
Eight-pointed sun. Nicely struck and lightly toned.
NGC EF-40. ...................................................... $75-$125
PCGS# 751634.
ARMENIA
3195 Cilician Armenia. Levon I, 1198-1219. Double Lion
Type Silver Coronation Trams. 8 pieces in lot. Surfaces
and centering range from below average to superior.
SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE-ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ............. $400-$600
3200 Sovereign, 1880-M. Melbourne Mint. Fr-12; KM-6. St.
George and shield. Lustrous and attractive for the grade.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 113288.
3201 Sovereign, 1895-M. Melbourne Mint. Fr-24; KM-13. Nice
strike with attractive luster. NGC MS-63. ....... $350-$500
PCGS# 881000. NGC ID: 106155.
3202 Shilling, 1910. KM-20. One year type.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 17771.
3203 3 Pence, 6 Pence & Shilling, 1910. KM-18, 19, & 20.
3 pieces in lot. Nicely matched set from the last year of
Edward VII’s reign. One year only issues.
CHOICE BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 105530. NGC ID: 105530.
3204 Florin, 1917-M. KM-27. NGC AU-53............ $125-$175
PCGS# 17897.
3205 Florin, 1918-M. KM-27. Light multicolored tone.
NGC AU-50. ..................................................... $90-$120
PCGS# 7898. NGC ID: 17898.
3196 Cilician Armenia. Levon I, 1198-1219. Silver Trams.
20 pieces in lot. Includes: (19) Trams and (1) Double Tram. A wide variety of style and legend variants are included in this grouping. Many are toned
in lovely pastel shades from long-time envelope storage. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. VERY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $500-$700
3197 Cilician Armenia. Silver Trams & Takvorins 19 pieces in
lot. Includes: (9) Hetoum-Zabel, (1) Hetoum Biligual, (3)
Levon III and (6) of the late Gosdantins issues. SOLD AS
IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE-EXTREMELY FINE. ............................ $300-$400
3198 Cilician Armenia. Armenian Bronzes & Crusader Issues
27 pieces in lot. Includes: (24) various Armenian bronzes
ranging from Levon I to Levon IV, as well as (3) Crusader issue bronzes/billons. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
GOOD-VERY FINE. ...................................... $200-$300
3206 Shilling, 1925. KM-26. Nice strike.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $400-$600
3207 Crown, 1938. KM-34. NGC MS-61................ $200-$300
PCGS# 18013.
3208 1/2 Penny, 1959. KM-61. Coppery orange toning on the
obverse, somewhat darker on the reverse.
NGC PROOF-64 RB. ..................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 103645. NGC ID: 103645.
3209 1/2 Penny, 1959. KM-61. Some slight toning.
NGC PROOF-63 RD. ..................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 145140.
AUSTRIA
3210 Olmutz. Taler, 1707. Karl III (1695-1711). Dav-1211;
KM-378. Reportedly mounted, as noted by NGC. This
cataloger has examined this coin under a microscope
and fails to see any evidence of such. If said mounting exists, presumably is on the edge and obscured by the slab.
NGC EF Details—Mount Removed. ............. $200-$300
PCGS# 600136.
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3211 Olmutz. Taler, 1718. Wolfgang von Schrattenbach
(1711-38). Dav-1218; KM-414. Toned. Nice strike.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 486977.
3216 Salzburg. Taler, 1671. Maximilian Gandolph (1668-87).
Dav-3508; KM-190. Appealing multicolored toning with
underlying luster. NGC MS-62. ...................... $350-$500
PCGS# 129846.
From the Rockaway Collection.
3217 Salzburg. Taler, 1694. Johann Ernst (1687-1709). Dav3510; KM-254. Nicely tone. NGC AU-55........ $175-$225
PCGS# 878417.
3218 Salzburg. Taler, 1759. Sigismund III, Graf von Schrattenbach (1753-71). Dav-1252; KM-394. Lightly toned.
Nice strike. NGC AU-55. ................................ $250-$350
PCGS# 159143.
3219 Salzburg. Taler, 1762-FMK. Sigismund III, Graf von
Schrattenbach (1753-71). Dav-1257; KM-403.1. Attractive toning with nice luster. NGC AU-58. ....... $300-$400
PCGS# 232936.
3220 Vienna. Taler, 1781-ICFA. Christoph Anton, Graf von
Migazzi (1757-1803). Dav-1267; KM-1. Dark toned with
underlying luster. Nice details.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 458028.
3212 Salzburg. 2 Taler Klippe, 1593. Wolf Dietrich von
Raitenau (1587-1612). Dav-8198; Fruh-954; Probszt-798. Even old toning. Tiny light possible assay mark at 6 o’clock on obverse. NGC VF Details—
Mount Removed, Damaged........................... $500-$700
3213 Salzburg. Taler, 1620. Dav-3497; KM-61. Cleaned at one
time. Minor encrustation on obverse.
NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines. ........... $200-$300
3221 Taler, ND (1564-95). Ensisheim Mint. Archduke Ferdinand (1564-95). Dav-8088a. Lovely toning with portions
of attractive multicolored hues.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 167805.
PCGS# 715063.
3214 Salzburg. Taler, 1628. Paris von Lodron (1619-53). Dav3499; KM-110. Commemorating the consecration of the
Cathedral. Previously mounted. Nice old cabinet toning.
NGC AU Details—Mount Removed. ............ $175-$250
PCGS# 365868.
3215 Salzburg. Taler, 1634. Paris Graf von Londron (161953). Dav-3504; KM-87. Minor tooling on obverse.
Gray and slightly iridescent toning with nice details.
NGC AU Details—Tooled.............................. $150-$250
PCGS# 715081.
3222 Taler, ND. Hall Mint. Archduke Ferdinand (1564-95).
Dav-8097. Nice strike and dark attractive toning.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 173320.
3223 Taler, 1628. Ferdinand II. Dav-3499; KM-110. Light evidence of mount being removed. Faint tooling evidence in the
fields. Toned. Overall a nicely detailed coin that presents well.
PCGS# 600164.
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3224 Taler, 1632. Hall Mint. Leopold V (1619-32). Dav-3338; KM-629.2; Voglhuber-183/IV. Nice strike. Lustrous and good eye appeal. PCGS MS-62+ Secure Holder. ....................................................................................................................................$400-$600
PCGS# 600076.
3225 Victories Medal, 1685. 40 mm; 22.8 gms. Julius-259 (var). Victories of the year 1685 silver medal. Two genii support a
framed medallion of Emperor Leopold I over a view of Vienna; Reverse: Views of ten conquered Hungarian fortresses, legend at center “VERMEHRER/ DES REICHS” (multiplier of the Empire) and date “16/85”. Attractive gray pearly luster.
EXTREMELY FINE. ............................................................................................................................................................$350-$500
3226 Capture of Szekesfehervar Silver Medal, 1688. 49.7 mm; 45.3 gms. Victory above Emperor Leopold and prince in chariot, rolling over Turkish prisoners, chronogrammatic legend around; Reverse: Radiant sun rises while Turkish crescent moon sets over
Alba Regia, legend around “ALBA REGALIS RECVPERATA 9/19 May 1688”, edge lettered “EST REGUM COGNATA POTENTIA
CAELO”. Excellent problem free surfaces with delightful multicolored patina. ALMOST UNCIRCULATED...................$500-$700
3227 Capture of Lille Silver Medal, 1708. Joseph I (1705-11). 48.88 mm; 36.25 gms. VanLoon-IV, 546. By C. G. Laufer (unsigned). Scene
of the construction of the Tower of Babel; Reverse: Bombardment of Lille with sun and moon above. Nicely struck with high rims
protecting the majority of the design. Lightly toned. VERY FINE. ......................................................................................$300-$500
3228 Conquest Medal, ND (c. 1716). 48 mm; 46.37 gms. Conquest of Timisoara and Belgrade Bronze Medal by Otto (H) Amerani. Bust
of Charles VI to right, names and titles around; Reverse: Victory standing on globe inscribed “TEMES/ VAR. ET./ BELGRADO/
EXPVGN. PATET ORIENS” above and “ROMA “in exergue. Cast and chased. EXTREMELY FINE. ...............................$200-$300
3229 Coronation of Maria Theresa as Queen of Bohemia in Prague Medal, 1743. George II (1727-60). 32.5 mm; 14.1 gms. Eimer-1718;
Schaumz-30. Bronze. Diademed bust right, name and title around, signed “A. WIEDEMAN” below bust; Reverse: Standing figure
of the Queen supporting shield and holding an orb, the crown on an altar at her knee, legend around, in exergue “VNCTIO REGIA
PRAG” and date in Roman numerals. Rich chocolate patina. Problem-free. EXTREMELY FINE......................................$100-$150
3230 Medals & Shooting Talers, ca. 1686-1915. 10 pieces in lot. Of note is a 44 mm tin medal for the capture of Buda in 1686,
a 44 mm silver medal for the marriage of Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI and Elizabeth Christine of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel in 1773, and a 1765 59 mm silver plated bronze medal noting the reform of municipal laws in Transylvania. Also includes
an 1868 Vienna shooting Taler, a 1780 Maria Theresa Taler restrike on an 1874 Swiss St. Gallen shooting festival 5 Franc.
Some minor cleaning and handling marks. Retail value of over $800. Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VERY FINE-ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ........................................................................................................................$300-$500
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3234 Taler, 1868. KM-MX8. Commemorative Taler for
the Third Federal German shooting festival in Vienna. Dark toning with areas of underlying luster.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 493511.
3235 2 Florin, 1879. Bruce-M5. Silver wedding anniversary of Franz Joseph and Elizabeth commemorative.
Sharply struck with light attractive toning. Gem quality.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $200-$300
AUSTRIA
3231 1/2 Taler, 1832-A. Franz II (1792-1835). KM-2156.
Lustrous with mild peripheral toning.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $550-$700
PCGS# 493506.
PCGS# 748880.
3232 Ducat, 1848-A. Fr-489; KM-2262. Some minor contact
points. Lustrous with very nice details.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 356761.
3236 2 Florins, 1880. Bruce-M6. Commemorating the first
Austrian Federal shooting festival. Sharply struck.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 493507.
3233 Order of Franz Joseph Knight’s Cross in Gold, 1849. 31
x 56 mm; 13.3 gms. Vernon-35; Werlich-124; Barac-668.
Gold rimmed red enamel cross superimposed on a black
enamel and gold double headed Austrian eagle. Central
white medallion with initials “FJ”; Reverse: Similar but
with date of the order’s institution replacing initials. Hinged
crown suspender with hallmarked chamois head and “3”
on the loop indicating gold of 750 fineness. Further markings on the loop are double struck and illegible. Locket style
reverse. UNCIRCULATED. ........................... $600-$800
3237 Double Gulden Silver Shooting Medal, 1885. Peltzer-1879. Struck for the shooting competition in Innsbruck. Sharply struck. Medium old envelope toning with
strong underlying luster. Exceptionally choice and very attractive. NGC MS-66. ..................................... $400-$600
3238 Double Gulden Silver Shooting Medal, 1885. 36.3 mm;
22.15 gms. Peltzer-1879. Struck to commemorate the Austrian federal shooting competition in Innsbruck. Sharply
struck. Dark toned. NGC MS-63. ................... $300-$400
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3239 Shooting Prize Medals, ca. 1900-36. 4 pieces in lot. Includes: undated Star of Prater a 71 mm silvered eight pointed star with
a central medallion of Joseph II who established the Prater as a free public park in Vienna in 1766, a silver and green enamel
shooter’s cross inscribed to “Maria Boekem The Quenn of Shooting 1929/30”, a uniface gilt medal with legend, “UNSEREM
SCHUTZEN KONIG” and “GUT GLUCK” and finally a silver appearing 40 mm looped medal with crossed and crowned rifles superimposed over a target. Overall problem free with only a few enamel cracks to speak of. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VERY FINE-EXTREMELY FINE. .....................................................................................................................................$100-$150
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AUSTRIA
3240 20 Corona, 1901. Fr-504; KM-2806. Very scarce. Lower
mintage year. One of only two certified. Sharply struck and
lightly toned. NGC AU-58. ............................. $400-$600
PCGS# 710112.
3241 Double Taler, 1928. Commemorative Taler for the 300th
anniversary of the consecration of the cathedral at Salzburg. Some light toning with sharp details. Lustrous surfaces. UNCIRCULATED. ............................... $150-$200
3242 100 Schilling, 1931. Fr-520; KM-2842. Prooflike.
NGC PL-63. .................................................... $700-$900
PCGS# 117568.
AZORES
3243 20 Reis, 1795. Maria I (1786-99). KM-3; Gomes-03.02.
Finest certified. Toned with natural copper luster and very
sharp details. NGC MS-62 BN. ....................... $250-$350
PCGS# 725922.
BELGIUM
3244 Liege. Sede Vacante. 6 Sols (Escalin), 1792. KM-180.
Lightly toned and very attractive.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $350-$500
3247 Lot of (3) Cents, 1859. KM-unlisted; Dupriez-654,
678 & 682. 3 pieces in lot. Essai in copper-nickel. Includes: 5 Centimes, 10 Centimes, & 20 Centimes. All
have attractive aged toning with very crisp features.
NGC PROOF-63 (2) & PROOF-64. .............. $200-$300
BERMUDA
3248 Penny, 1793. George III (1760-1820). KM-5. Graffiti
below portrait.
NGC AU Details—Obverse Graffiti. ............. $150-$250
PCGS# 126713.
BOLIVIA
3249 8 Reales, ND (1596-1621). Philip III (1598-1621).
KM-10; cf.Poa-131. NGC VF-30..................... $100-$150
PCGS# 746599.
3250 8 Reales, (1)629-T. Philip IV (1621-65). KM-19a. Nice
shield and cross. Bold date on reverse.
NGC VF-35. .................................................... $450-$600
PCGS# 218199.
3251 8 Reales, 168(7). Potosi Mint. Charles II (16671701). KM-25; Pao-#318. Initials “VR” represent for the mint’s assayer at the time, Pedro Villar.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 993807.
3245 Order of Leopold Commander’s Badge, ND (Instituted
1839). 100 x 60 mm. Vernon-12; Werlich-135; Barac-194.
Military version with crossed swords. Gilt silver and
white enamel four arm cross with central medallion of
black and red enamels and gilt inscription, green enamel
wreath around all. Suspended from a 380 mm purple watered silk cravat. Housed in a J. Fonson Medailles d’Art
Case. Minor chip and some surface flakes of white enamel.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $100-$150
3246 Opening of Brussels to Paris Railway Bronze Medal,
1846. 73 mm; 231.77 gms. Moyaux-72; BDM-II, 434. By
L. J. Hart. Angel supporting medallions featuring portraits
of King Leopold I of Belgium and King Louis Philippe of
France; Reverse: Seated personifications of Brussels and
Paris facing and clasping hands, date in exergue and below,
a tiny train as if seen from a distance pulling several cars,
with a long plume of smoke. Very high relief reverse design.
Choice mahogany patina with glossy semi reflective surfaces.
ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $125-$175
3252 8 Escudos, 1797-PP. Charles IV (1788-1808). Fr-14;
KM-81. Small unobtrusive “X” to right of bust next to
the legend. Small reverse planchet flaw is mentioned
for accuracy. Much luster in the protected areas of both
the obverse and reverse. Lightly toned and attractive.
NGC AU Details—Obverse Graffiti. ........... $900-$1100
PCGS# 739278.
3253 1/2 Real, 1808-PTSPJ. KM-69; M&M-Type-6#057. Obverse legend “CAROLUS.IIII”. Deeply toned with lustrous
surfaces. NGC MS-62. ...................................... $90-$120
PCGS# 202230. NGC ID: 290069.
3254 1/2 Real, 1808-PTSPJ. KM-69; M&M-Type-6#057. Obverse legend “CAROLUS.IIII”. Lightly toned and lustrous.
NGC MS-62. ..................................................... $90-$120
PCGS# 202230. NGC ID: 290069.
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BOLIVIA
3255 1/2 Real, 1808-PTSPJ. KM-69; M&M-Type-6#057. Obverse legend “CAROLUS.IIII”. Lightly toned.
NGC MS-62. ..................................................... $90-$120
PCGS# 202230. NGC ID: 290069.
3256 1/2 Real, 1819-PTSPJ. KM-90; M&M-062. Lightly toned
and lustrous. NGC MS-64............................... $150-$200
PCGS# 739220.
3257 1/2 Real, 1823-PTSPJ. KM-90; M&M-066. Tied with only
two others for finest certified by NGC. A lightly toned and
fully lustrous little gem. NGC MS-65. ............. $200-$250
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
and fully lustrous. NGC MS-64....................... $150-$200
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
with a few darker spots. Fully lustrous.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $150-$200
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
PCGS# 259356.
3268 2 Reales, 1823-PJ. KM-83. Attractive toning present. Luster shows through with sharp details. Quite nice for type.
PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ......................... $175-$250
3271 Silver Medal, 1853. 42.30 x 36.57 mm; 28.80 gms. “JOSE
NUNES DEL PRADO ARQUITECTO D LA PAZ”, fountain design with two cranes and the effigy of an old man,
“4 D ABRIL D 1853” below; Reverse: “AL INDIJENA
FELICIANO CANTUTA”, male sea-deity standing facing right atop sea-shell holding trident. VERY RARE
and the first example that we have offered. Nice strike
and very attractive. Lightly toned with underlying luster.
3272 Proclamation Medal, 1854. 1.7 gms. Fonrobert-9591.
Gold. Bust of Belzin; Rev: Mother and 3 children. Sharply
struck. Attractive luster. NGC MS-63. ............ $400-$500
3273 1/2 Escudo, 1854. Proclamation Coinage. Fon-9591.
Gold. Bust of Belzin; Reverse: Mother and three children. Natural gold luster with clear details and legible characters. An attractive unholed example.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 134919.
3274 Boliviano, 1872. KM-155.4. Some mottled toning on the
obverse. Very bright features with sharp details.
PCGS# 398393.
BRAZIL
3275 150 Reis, ND (1663). Alfonso VI (1656-67). KM-31;
Gomes-11.03; LDMB-unlisted. Type IV countermark
crowned “150”. On an undated Tostao of Philip II (15981621) from Lisbon mint, Portugal. Countermark well applied with crown and denomination nearly fully struck up.
Light attractive grey toning. Countermark VERY FINE,
host coin NGC FINE-12. ................................ $300-$500
PCGS# 848501.
3276 640 Reis, 1698. Pedro II (1683-1706). KM-84; LMDBP128; Gomes-23.09. PCGS Genuine—Mount Removed,
EF Details Secure Holder. .............................. $100-$150
PCGS# 725406.
PCGS# 721966.
3269 2 Reales, 1825. Fonrobert-9468. Holed and expertly
repaired at 12 o’clock. PCGS Genuine—Holed, Plug,
EF Details Secure Holder. .................................. $70-$90
PCGS# 533286.
3270 8 Soles, 1843-LR. KM-103. Nice strike with nearly full
mint luster.
PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder. ......................... $200-$300
PCGS# 750596.
3277 6,400 Reis, 1747-R. Joao V (1706-50). Fr-46; KM-149;
LDMB-222; Gomes-131.34. A modernly circulated lightly
toned example. NGC VF-30............................ $500-$700
PCGS# 174023.
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BRAZIL
3278 1,000 Reis, 1752-(L). Lisbon Mint. Jose I (175077). Fr-75; KM-162.1; LDMB-0300; Gomes-58.02.
Removed from jewelry at one time. Some repair from mount removal. NGC AU Details—
Removed From Jewelry. ................................. $150-$250
PCGS# 263264.
3286 960 Reis, 1820-R. KM-326.1; LMDB-P478. Slightly bright
from cleaning. Some verdigris deposits. Dramatic overstrike.
NGC Unc Details—Surface Hairlines. ............ $75-$125
PCGS# 27213.
3287 960 Reis, 1821-R. KM-326.1; LDMB-479. Struck
over an 1810-JP Lima Peru 8 Reales of Ferdinand
VII. Toned. Clear legible characters and nice details.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 267588.
3288 40 Reis, 1889. KM-Pn172; LDMB-E156a. Denomination
value at bottom of reverse. Chocolate brown copper toning
with a few darker areas. NGC MS-63 BN. ...... $200-$300
PCGS# 848528.
3289 2,000 Reis, 1889. KM-485; LDMB-P659. Light attractive
golden toning. NGC MS-64. ........................... $250-$350
PCGS# 28731. NGC ID: 268327.
3279 6,400 Reis, 1779-R. Maria I & Pedro III (1777-86).
Fr-76; KM-199.2; LDMB-O461. A moderately circulated example with attractive orange peel toning.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 722865.
3280 960 Reis, 1810-B. KM-307.3; LDMB-P420. Overstruck on
a Spanish Colonial 8 Reales. Nicely toned with underlying
luster. NGC MS-62. ......................................... $150-$200
PCGS# 263212.
3281 960 Reis, 1810-R. KM-307.3; LDMB-P420. Struck over an
1809-SoFJ Chilean 8 Reales (KM-68) with under date and
mintmark faint but discernible. “REGENS” in legend. Even
and pleasing slate toning. NGC AU-58. .......... $350-$500
3290 400 Reis, 1900. KM-499; LDMB-P677. Commemorating the 400th anniversary of Brazil’s discovery.
PCGS# 753858.
3291 1,000 Reis, 1900. KM-500; LDMB-P678. Commemorating
the 400th anniversary of Brazil’s discovery. Light golden
toning. NGC MS-64. ....................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 754933.
3292 2,000 Reis, 1900. KM-501; LDMB-P679. Commemorating
the 400th anniversary of Brazil’s discovery. Light golden
toning. NGC MS-63. ....................................... $300-$500
PCGS# 750395.
PCGS# 268019. NGC ID: 268019.
3282 Lot of (7) 960 Reis, 1813-R. KM-307.3, 326.1 & 368.1.
7 pieces in lot. Includes the following dates: (2) 1813R (one piece is NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines), 1815-R, 1816-B, 1817-R, 1819-R (NGC EF Details—Reverse Damage, cleaned, and 1824-R (NGC
AU Details—Surface Hairlines). All others are between AU-58 to MS-61. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
NGC EF Details to MS-61. ............................. $300-$600
3283 4,000 Reis, 1815/4. Rio de Janiero Mint. Fr-95; KM-235.2;
LDMB-O575a; Gomes-33.17. Nice strike. Lightly toned
and very attractive. PCGS AU-58. .................. $500-$700
PCGS# 53035858.
3284 960 Reis, 1819-R. KM-326.1; LDMB-P477. Lightly toned.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 27212.
3285 960 Reis, 1819-R. KM-326.1; LDMB-P477; GomesJ622.05. Overstruck on an 1808 Mexico City 8 Reales.
Nicely toned with underlying luster.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 263225.
3293 4,000 Reis, 1900. KM-502.2; LDMB-P680a. Discovery anniversary. Star with twenty rays. Nice strike. Attractive toning. NGC MS-62. ............................................ $600-$800
PCGS# 28842.
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BRAZIL
3294 Quintino Bocayuva Plaque Obverse Galvano, ND (ca.
1910-1920). 211 mm; 359.6 gms. By Felix Charpentier.
A curious and rather enigmatic item. Uniface and seemingly made from a nickel based base metal alloy created
through the electrotype process from another model.
Whether this piece was intended to be used to make
smaller models through reduction, or if this was simply
a trial or model of the finished product we do not know.
However, it is likely that this was a trial and the finished
plaque would be made in bronze. Likely made shortly
before or after Quintino Bacayuva’s death in 1912, after having served in various posts in Brazilian government for the previous fifteen years. An almost certainly
unique item with a lovely early 20th century portrait.
3295 Colonia Santa Teresa Leprosarium Tokens. Five Piece
Denomination Set, ND (ca. 1940). KM-L1-5; Nal-120124. 5 pieces in set. Includes: 100 to 1,000 Reis struck in
brass. A bright and lustrous complete set. The 100 Reis
has a portion of fire engine red corrosion on the reverse,
but otherwise the group is problem free. An above average set. NGC Unc Details—Environmental Damage,
NGC MS-62 (2) & NGC MS-63 (2). ............... $400-$600
3296 Leprosarium Five Piece Denomination Set, ND (ca.
1940). KM-L1-5; Nal-120-124. 5 pieces in set. Includes:
100 to 1,000 Reis struck in brass for Colonia Santa Teresa. A bright and lustrous complete set. Lightly cleaned
at one time. The three higher denominations display
some hairlines due to the cleaning. NGC Unc Details—
Surface Hairlines to MS-61............................ $350-$500
3297 Sanpex Type III, 1949. Bruce-pg. 66. Type III, December. Countermarked with crowned shield, “SANPEX” below; Reverse: “C/S SANPEX” on globe with date below.
Normally these countermarks are found only on 960 Reis
and silver bars. A very interesting item that is struck on
a blank of silver that is numbered 108. Speckled toning.
UNCIRCULATED. ........................................ $100-$150
3298 5 Centavos, 2012. cf.KM-648. 5 Centavos muled with 50
Centavos obverse design. NGC MS-63. .......... $150-$250
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BRITISH EAST AFRICA
3299 50 Cents, 1906. KM-4. Brilliant surfaces with smoky toning. A superb gem.
PCGS MS-65+ Secure Holder. ....................... $300-$400
PCGS# 761096.\
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
3300 Tortola. 4 Shillings, 1 1/2 Pence, ND (1801). KM-7; Prid1. Countermark Type I on a cut half Spanish 8 Reales.
Countermark VERY FINE, host coin
NGC GOOD-6................................................ $400-$600
PCGS# 433308.
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
3301 100 Dollars, 1984. Fr-11; KM-39. Tied with only two others for finest certified. From a mintage of only 25 pieces.
NGC PROOF-70 ULTRA CAMEO. .............. $400-$600
3302 100 Dollars, 1984. Fr-11; KM-39. From a mintage of only
25 pieces.
BULGARIA
3303 20 Leva, 1912. Fr-6; KM-33.
PCGS# 29813.
CANADA
3304 Provincial Coinage, ca. 1813-1943. Approximately 100
pieces in lot. Comprised of pieces from Newfoundland,
Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.
Heaviest in pieces from Newfoundland, some duplication
overall. Includes some scarcer pieces like Victoria Newfoundland 50 Cents and an 1814 Nova scotia 1/2 Penny
merchant token (Hax-61). A mostly wholesome group
with any issues arising from age or circulation including small scratches. A few holed pieces and some with a
touch of surface corrosion. Retail value of about $1,200.
VERY FINE-UNCIRCULATED. ................... $500-$700
From the Demarete Collection.
3305 New Brunswick. 20 Cents, 1862. KM-9. Toned.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 33348. NGC ID: 52646.
3306 Token Coinage, ca. 1761-1857. 45 pieces in lot. Comprised of bank and merchant tokens from Upper and
Lower Canada. Includes a few scarce issues such as “Commercial Charge” token (Hax-137), a Francis Mullins &
Son of Montreal token (Hax-142) and an 1816 ship token (Hax-264). Issues include some flawed planchets,
minor scratches or mild surface corrosion mostly arising from circulation. Retail value of about $1,000.
3307 Medals & Exonumia, ca. 1812-86. 7 pieces in lot. Comprised of various medals and souvenir tokens. Includes: (2)
Mohawk Chief Thayendanagea (Captain Joseph Brandt)
1886 memorial medals, one of which is in its original
swivel mount, (1) pressed wood medal for the 1880 Dominion Exposition in Montreal and (1) 1884 Dominion
Day at Lansdowne Park copper medal. Two pieces with
a piercing or mount marks the only issues of note. Retail value of about $400. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
3308 Blacksmith Token Penny, ND (ca. 1835). Cross-BL-13;
Woods-18. Typical crude strike and manufacture. Toned.
VERY GOOD. ................................................ $100-$150
3309 5 Cents, 1858. KM-2. Large date. Toned.
PCGS EF-45 Secure Holder. .......................... $200-$300
PCGS# 30955.
3310 10 Cents, 1858. KM-3. Sharply struck. Darkly toned with
hues of blue. PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. .... $350-$500
PCGS# 31329. NGC ID: 53211.
3311 Cent, 1859. KM-1. Narrow “9”. Traces of mint red.
NGC MS-62 BN. ............................................. $100-$150
PCGS# 30006. NGC ID: 53196.
3312 Cent, 1859. KM-1. Double punched narrow “9” type I.
Dark chocolate brown toning.
PCGS EF-45 BN Secure Holder. .................... $100-$150
PCGS# 30012.
3313 Opening Of The Victoria Bridge in Montreal Silver Medal, 1860. 48 mm; 62.4 gms. By J.S. Wyon. Bust left of Prince
of Wales Albert Edward, name and title around; Reverse:
Prince of Wales’ plumes surrounded by a maple wreath
with entwined ribbon inscribed” WELCOME” three times,
inscription “VISITED CANADA AND INAUGURATED
THE VICTORIA BRIDGE/ 1860” around. Deep pearl gray
patina with multicolored highlights all around. Museum
acquisition number inked on rim. One small edge nick.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$400
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3314 50 Cents, 1870. KM-6. “LCW” on truncation. Sharply
struck, dark toned.
PCGS# 32067. NGC ID: 54159.
3324 25 Cents, 1885. KM-5. Curved to 5.
ICCS VF-20. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 165911.
3325 25 Cents, 1886/3. KM-5. Lightly toned.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 513086.
3315 50 Cents, 1870. KM-6. “LCW” on truncation. Sharply
struck, dark toned.
Ex: Dr. Charles Ruby Collection
3326 25 Cents, 1886. KM-5. Toned.
PCGS# 31717.
PCGS# 32067. NGC ID: 54159.
3316 10 Cents, 1871. KM-3. Toned,
PCGS# 31332.
3327 25 Cents, 1889. km-5. Scarce date. Mintage of only 66,324
pieces. Toned. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 31720.
3317 25 Cents, 1872-H. KM-5. Light toning.
PCGS# 31707. NGC ID: 54009.
3328 Cent, 1901. KM-7. One year type. A choice mostly red
fully mint coin. NGC MS-64 RB....................... $75-$125
PCGS# 53289. NGC ID: 53289.
3318 25 Cents, 1872-H. KM-5. Dark toned.
PCGS Genuine—Environmental Damage,
Unc Details Secure Holder............................. $100-$150
PCGS# 31707. NGC ID: 54009.
3329 5 Cents, 1902-H. KM-9. Large “H”. multicolored toning
with rich metallic and blue hues. Great details throughout.
PCGS MS-66................................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 31018.
3319 5 Cents, 1874-H. KM-2. Crosslet “4”. Light grey-gold toning. PCGS AU-50 Secure Holder. .................. $100-$150
PCGS# 30961. NGC ID: 53664.
3330 25 Cents, 1902-H. KM-11. Attractive soft grey toning
which deepens towards the peripherals.
PCGS# 31763. NGC ID: 54042.
3320 10 Cents, 1880-H. KM-3. Bright and lustrous. Well struck
details. PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ............. $250-$350
PCGS# 31337.
3321 5 Cents, 1883-H. KM-2. Toned.
PCGS AU-55 Secure Holder. ........................... $70-$100
3331 10 Cents, 1903. KM-10. Toned with underlying luster and
nice features. PCGS AU-55. ............................ $125-$175
PCGS# 31395. NGC ID: 53884.
PCGS# 30967. NGC ID: 53670.
3322 10 Cents, 1884. KM-3. Very scarce date. Lowest mintage for type, only 150,000 pieces. Toned.
PCGS Genuine—Mount Removed, EF Details Secure
Holder. ............................................................ $150-$250
PCGS# 31341.
3323 5 Cents, 1885/5. KM-2. Toned.
PCGS AU-55................................................... $150-$200
3332 10 Cents, 1906. KM-13. Attractive old cabinet toning. Some underlying luster still pulls through with
very sharp details. Older generation PCGS holder.
PCGS MS-63................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 31399. NGC ID: 53888.
PCGS# 140082.
3333 50 Cents, 1911. KM-19. One year type. Darkly toned
from storage in an envelope for an extended period
of time. PCGS Genuine—Environmental Damage,
PCGS# 32137. NGC ID: 54192.
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3334 Cent, 1912. KM-21. A lovely mostly red gem.
NGC MS-65 RB .............................................. $150-$250
PCGS# 30190. NGC ID: 53346.
3344 Dollar, 1965. KM-64.1. Type III. Highly reflective surfaces
with sharply struck features. PCGS PL-66. ..... $200-$300
PCGS# 32536.
3345 Newfoundland. 50 Cents, 1870. KM-6. First date issued.
PCGS EF-40 Secure Holder. .................................. $0-$0
PCGS# 33225.
3346 Newfoundland. 2 Dollars, 1870. Fr-1; KM-5. No dot after
“NEWFOUNDLAND”. Bright and lustrous surfaces. Very
nice details. PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder....... $200-$300
3335 10 Cents, 1913. KM-23. Broad leaves. Toning.
PCGS# 33282.
PCGS# 31430.
3336 Cent, 1914. KM-21. Faint toning over fields with natural
copper luster. Very sharp details.
NGC MS-65 RB ULTRA CAMEO. ........................ $0-$0
PCGS# 53352. NGC ID: 53352.
3337 25 Cents, 1914. KM-25. Toned.
3347 Newfoundland. 2 Dollars, 1881. Fr-1; KM-5. Mintage of
only 10,000 pieces. Light toning. Bright and appealing.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $450-$550
PCGS# 33285. NGC ID: 53075.
PCGS# 31798.
3338 25 Cents, 1927. KM-24a. Toned.
PCGS# 31806. NGC ID: 54065.
3348 Newfoundland. 2 Dollars, 1881. Fr-1; KM-5. Mintage of only 10,000 pieces. Attractive orange peel toning.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $450-$550
PCGS# 33285. NGC ID: 53075.
3339 10 Cents, 1935. KM-23a. Nice strike with attractive toning.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 53923. NGC ID: 53923.
3340 25 Cents, 1936. KM-24a. Dot below wreath type. Light
toning NGC EF-40. ......................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 31815.
3341 Minor Coinage, 1898-1912. KM-2, 7, 15 & 21. 5 pieces in
lot. Pieces of note included: 1899 5 Cent, 1911 Cent and
a 1912 10 Cent. All are in PCGS Secure Holders. Retail
Value of more than $700. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
MS-62 RB to MS-64+ RB. .............................. $300-$400
3349 Newfoundland. 2 Dollars, 1882-H. Fr-1; KM-5.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 33286. NGC ID: 53076.
PCGS# 30070.
3342 Edward VII & George V Cents, 1902-1919. KM-8, 15
& 21. 8 pieces in lot. Dates of note include: 1909, 1910,
1915 and 1917. All are graded by NGC and given the
designation of red brown. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
NGC MS-63 to MS-65 RB. ............................. $400-$600
3350 Newfoundland. Cent, 1909. KM-8. Sharply struck. Soft
satin luster. PCGS MS-66 RD. ........................ $500-$700
PCGS# 32833.
PCGS# 30128. NGC ID: 53310.
3343 Lot of (5) Dollars, 1936 & 1939. KM-31 & 38. 5 pieces
in lot. Includes: (3) 1936 Dollars & (2) 1939 Dollars. All
with attractive toning, all are in PCGS Secure Holders.
PCGS MS-63 (2) & MS-64 (3)........................ $200-$300
PCGS# 32396. NGC ID: 54280.
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3351 Newfoundland. Cent, 1913. KM-16. Encapsulated
in an older green label PCGS slab. Lustrous red surfaces and extremely sharp features. Exceptional quality.
NGC MS-66 RD.............................................. $300-$400
3359 Peso, 1876. KM-142.1. Finest certified of this date. Toned.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 273568. NGC ID: 273568.
3360 Peso, 1883-SO. KM-142.1. Round top “3”. Lightly toned.
PCGS# 111822.
PCGS# 32860.
3352 Newfoundland. 5 Cents, 1919-C. KM-22. Light hairlines.
Lightly toned.
NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines. ............. $70-$100
PCGS# 33022.
CAPE VERDE
3353 Lot of (2) Escudos, 1985. KM-PSA2. 2 pieces in lot.
Struck to commemorate the independence anniversary
of Cape Verde. Includes: Escudo (brass) and 10 Escudos.
Both pieces are NGC certified, with grades respectively.
NGC PROOF-64 & PROOF-63 ............................ $40-$60
CEYLON
3354 Ceylon. Stater, 990-1070. Fr-1. Some light toning with lustrous details. UNCIRCULATED. ................... $100-$150
3355 Three Piece Gold Denomination Set, ND (ca. 980-1070).
Fr-1, 3 & 4; Mitch-825, 826 & 828. 3 pieces in set. Includes:
AV Kahavanu (4.33 gms), AV Pala (1.03 gms) and AV
Aka (0.49 gms). King standing right; Reverse: for the Kahavanu the King is seated right. For the Pala and the Aka,
there is a Conch shell with legend below. All are of typical crude manufacture and of debased gold. lightly toned.
NEARLY VERY FINE. ................................... $200-$300
CHILE
3356 Silver Proclamation Medal, 1789. Carlos IV (17881808). Fonrobert-9805; Vives-117. By Nazaual. Proclaiming Carlos IV as the new King of Chile. Bust of
the king; Reverse: Two natives holding a bow with arrows and a spear. Toned. Punch mark on reverse field.
PCGS Genuine—Damage, EF Details. ......... $350-$500
3361 Peso, 1884-SO. KM-142.1. Dark attractive toning.
PCGS# 111823.
3362 5 Pesos, 1927. KM-173. Bright silver surfaces and very
sharp details. PCGS MS-65 Secure Holder. ... $200-$300
PCGS# 111972.
3363 100 Pesos, 1958. Fr-54; KM-175. Sharply struck. Reflective
gold surfaces. NGC MS-66.............................. $600-$700
PCGS# 273773. NGC ID: 273773.
3364 100 Pesos, 1960. Fr-54; KM-175. Sharply struck. Bright,
reflective gold surfaces NGC MS-66. .............. $600-$700
PCGS# 149170.
PCGS# 534596.
CHINA
3365 Dollar, 1920. L&M-77; K-666; Y-329.6; WS-0181-1. Nicely
toned with excellent luster. NGC MS-63. ........ $250-$350
PCGS# 402848. NGC ID: 402848.
3366 Dollar, (1934). L&M-110; K-624; Y-345; WS-0146.
PCGS# 116637. NGC ID: 402894.
3357 2 Escudos, 1834-SoIJ. Fr-35; KM-86. Mintage of 4,648
pieces. Overall quite well struck with good details, including full sun face. An attractive example of the scarce type.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 110827.
3358 Peso, 1854. KM-129.
NGC EF Details—Polished. ........................... $200-$300
PCGS# 258273.
3367 Chihli (Pei Yang Arsenal). 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar),
Year 24 (1898). L&M-449; K-191; Y-65.2; WS-0616. Some
evidence of tooling on the obverse at 2 o’clock, possibly to
remove a chopmark. Toned. PCGS Genuine—Tooled,
PCGS# 170829.
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3368 Chihli (Pei Yang). 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), Year
25 (1899). L&M-454; K-196; Y-73; WS-0624. Tooling
on reverse near edge. Toned. PCGS Genuine—Tooled,
PCGS# 116834.
3369 Chihli (Pei Yang). 3.6 Candareens (5 Cents), Year 25
(1899). L&M-458; K-200; Y-69; Hsu-30; WS-0628. PCGS
Genuine—Cleaning,
AU Details Secure Holder. ............................. $350-$500
PCGS# 146940.
3377 Kirin. 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), ND (1898). L&M516; K-281; Y-183; WS-0360. “CANDARINS”. Six rows of
scales. Toned. PCGS VF-35 Secure Holder. ... $600-$800
PCGS# 150819.
3370 Fengtien. 20 Cents, Year 24 (1898). L&M-475; K-246; Y-85;
WS-0588. Dig on obverse field, though the main design appears unmarred. Nice toning. PCGS Genuine—Damage,
PCGS# 143735.
3371 Fengtien. 3.6 Candareens (5 Cents), Year 25 (1899).
L&M-481; K-250; Y-83; Hsu-431. Toned.
PCGS# 143260.
3372 Kiangnan. 1 Mace 4.4 Candareens (20 Cents), CD
(1898). L&M-220; K-72a; Y-143a.1; WS-0802. Small letters.
3378 Kirin. 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), ND (1898). L&M516; K-281; Y-183; WS-0363. “CANDARINS”. Five rows of
scales. Toned. PCGS VF-30 Secure Holder. ... $600-$800
PCGS# 150819.
PCGS# 141643.
3373 Kiangnan. 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), CD (1901).
L&M-244; K-90; Y-145a.6; WS-0827. Thick “HAH”.
PCGS# 173515.
3374 Kiangnan. 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), CD (1904).
L&M-257; K-99; Y-145a.12; WS-0858. Fewer spines.
“HAH” and “CH” without stops. Lightly cleaned.
PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 161208.
3375 Kiangnan. Dollar, CD (1904). LM-257; Y-145a.14. Minor
tooling. PCGS Genuine—Tooled,
PCGS# 508636.
3376 Kiangnan. Dollar, CD (1904). L&M-257; K-99; Y145a.12; WS-0858. Fewer spines on dragon type. Several
small chopmarks.
PCGS Genuine—Chopmark, AU Details. .... $100-$150
PCGS# 161. NGC ID: 108077.
3379 Kirin. 3 Mace 6 Candareens (50 Cents), CD (1901).
L&M-538; K-427; Y-182a.1; WS-0434. Nice strike. Lustrous and lightly toned.
PCGS# 162622.
3380 Kwangtung. 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), (1909-11).
L&M-138; K-31; Y-206; WS-0950. Toned.
PCGS VF-35 Secure Holder. .......................... $175-$250
PCGS# 167894.
3381 Manchuria. 7.2 Candareens (10 Cents), CD (1907).
L&M-490; K-258; Y-209; WS-0548. Sharply struck. Toned.
PCGS# 142846.
3382 Sinkiang. Miscal, AH 1313 (1896). L&M-700; K-1097;
Y-16. Sharply struck. Toned.
PCGS EF-45. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 900318.
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3391 Sinkiang. Sar, Year 6 (1917). L&M-837; K-1265; Y-45;
Xinjiang-497; WS-1319. PCGS Genuine—Cleaned,
PCGS# 173441.
CHINA
3383 Sinkiang. 2 Mace, AH 1323 (1905). L&M-735; K-1112;
Y-B20.1; WS-1215c-1. RARE. Tail to right. The devices have
been re-engraved. PCGS Genuine—Devices Engraved,
VF Details Secure Holder. ........................... $700-$1000
3392 Sinkiang. Sar (Tael), Year 7 (1918). L&M-839; K-1267;
Y-45.2; WS-1320; Xinjiang-499. PCGS EF-40 Secure
Holder. ............................................................ $125-$175
PCGS# 164484.
3393 Sinkiang. 10 Cash, CD (1930). Y-44.3; CL-XJ.57. PCGS
AU-55 BN Secure Holder. .............................. $100-$150
PCGS# 738745.
PCGS# 437262.
3384 Sinkiang. 3 Mace, AH 1329 (1911). Kashgar (Kashi)
Mint. L&M-765; K-1148; Y-30; WS-1250. RARE.
PCGS FINE-15 Secure Holder................... $1000-$1500
PCGS# 143919.
3385 Sinkiang. 5 Miscals, AH1324 (1906). Tihwa Mint. L&M797; K-1217; Y-35a; WS-1279. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
AU Details Secure Holder. ............................... $70-$100
3394 Szechuan. 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), ND (1909-11).
L&M-352; K-150; Y-243.1; WS-0747. Inverted “A” instead
of “V” in legend. PCGS EF-45 Secure Holder.$400-$600
PCGS# 168186.
PCGS# 393865.
3386 Sinkiang. Sar, ND (1905). L&M-811; K-1008; Y-7; Xinjiang-420. PCGS VF-30 Secure Holder. ........... $300-$400
PCGS# 141566.
3395 Yunnan. 7 Mace 2 Candareens (Dollar), ND (190911). L&M-425; K-175; Y-260; WS-0689. Evidence of
cleaning. Nice strike. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
3387 Sinkiang. 4 Mace, ND (1910). L&M-821; K-1018; Y-5;
WS-1289. Some evidence of cleaning. Sharply struck and
lustrous. Very attractive. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 394492.
PCGS# 173440.
3396 Yunnan. Tael, (1943-44). L&M-433; K-940; KM-A2a;
WS-0702; Lec-324. Struck for use in the French Indo-China opium trade. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 163345.
3388 Sinkiang. 5 Miscals, Year 1 (1912). L&M-836; K-1254;
Y-41; WS-1313.
PCGS# 146213.
3389 Sinkiang. 5 Miscals, Year 1 (1912). L&M-836; K-1254;
Y-41; WS-1313.
PCGS# 146213.
3390 Sinkiang. Sar (Tael), Year 6 (1917). L&M-837; K-1265;
Y-45; Xinjiang-497; WS-1319. With rosette.
PCGS Genuine—Planchet Flaw,
PCGS# 173441.
3397 Yunnan. Tael, ND (1943-44). L&M-435; K-939; KM-A3;
WS-0704; Lec-325. Struck for use in the French Indo-China opium trade. PCGS AU-55 Secure Holder. $400-$600
PCGS# 172541.
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3398 Provincial Issues. Silver Minors, 1878-1905. 8 pieces
in lot. A grouping of silver minors from the provinces of
Kwangtung, Kirin, and Sinkiang. All are in PCGS secure
holders. Two pieces have received cleaning designations,
and one has had its devices re-engraved. Overall a wholesome grouping. Approximate retail value of about $1,000.
PCGS FINE-15 to EF-40 Secure Holder. ....... $400-$600
PCGS# 163653.
3399 Soviet Issue. 20 Cents, (1933). L&M-895; K-807; Y-508;
WS-1338. PCGS AU-55 Secure Holder.......... $350-$500
3406 2 Escudos, 1790/89-NRJJ. Charles IV (1788-1808). Fr-43;
KM-51.1. Bust of Charles III, legend “CAROL IV”. Interesting overdate. Nice strike. Attractive orange peel toning.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 472861.
PCGS# 161393.
3400 Lot of (2) Four Piece Proof Sets, 1986-87. KM-PS21
& 24. 8 pieces in lot. Historical figures of China series.
Includes: Two 5 Yuan four piece sets. Both sets are accompanied by their certificates of authenticity. Some
rim toning present. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
GEM BRILLIANT PROOF. ........................... $125-$175
3401 20 Yuan, 1982. Lunar Series, Year of the Dog. KM-56.
PCGS PROOF-66
DEEP CAMEO Secure Holder....................... $350-$500
PCGS# 396669. NGC ID: 411574.
3402 10 Yuan, 1984. Lunar series, Year of the Rat. KM-93.
PCGS PROOF-67
PCGS# 389530. NGC ID: 411502.
3403 450 Yuan, 1979. Fr-5; KM-9. International year of the
child. PCGS PROOF-66 CAMEO
Secure Holder. ................................................ $600-$800
PCGS# 408630.
3407 8 Escudos, 1805-PJT. Popayan Mint. Fr-52; KM-62.2;
Restrepo-98.20. Small planchet defects on reverse. Considerable mint luster.
NGC AU Details—Rim Filing. .................... $900-$1100
PCGS# 752617.
3408 8 Escudos, 1808-NRJJ. Fr-51; KM-62.1. “CAROL IIII. D: G.” in the inscription. A wholesome very
fine example with its only detriments being a small
scrape before the portrait and an obverse die break.
NGC VF Details—Obverse Damage. .......... $950-$1100
PCGS# 230290.
Ex: Coin Galleries 4/03 Lot #405.
COLOMBIA
3404 2 Escudos Cob, 1665-1700. Charles II (1665-1700). Fr4; KM-14.1; Cal-Type 38; Restrepo-M66. Full shield and
cross. NGC VF-30. .......................................... $600-$800
3405 Escudo, 1772-PJS. Charles III (1759-88). Fr-42;
KM-48.2. Lustrous and well struck. Very attractive.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 759818.
3409 8
Escudos,
1817-PFM.
Fr-61;
KM-66.2.
PCGS EF-40. ............................................... $1000-$1200
PCGS # 737634
3410 Cundinamarca. 8 Reales, 1820-JF. KM-C6; Restrepo-157-1. Toned. NGC VF-30. ....................... $200-$300
PCGS# 745785.
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3411 10 Pesos, 1862. Popayan Mint. Fr-89; KM-129. Scarce
final date of type. Cleaned at one time, still a well detailed
and collectible example.
NGC AU Details—Harshly Cleaned. ............ $600-$800
3416 1/2 Escudo, (1849-57). Fr-5a; KM-80. Countermarked
on a Central American Republic 1/2 Escudo 1847-CR. A
nicely detailed and attractive coin, exhibiting good luster.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 284933. NGC ID: 284931.
PCGS# 432309.
3412 Bogota. 50 Cents, 1880. KM-177.1. Light toning.
Bright and lustrous with crisp details throughout.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $100-$150
3417 1/2 Escudo, ND (1849-57). Fr-5a; KM-80. Lustrous and
very attractive. NGC AU-50. ........................... $400-$600
PCGS# 284933. NGC ID: 284931.
PCGS# 705637.
COSTA RICA
3413 1/2 Real, 1831-CRF. San Jose Mint. KM-20. RARE.
First year of issue for the Central American Republic
type of Costa Rica. Well struck for issue. Nicely toned.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $500-$700
3418 Escudo, (1849-57). Fr-4a; KM-84. Countermarked on
a Central American Republic Escudo (1849). A well
struck, lightly cleaned example, exhibiting a few minor
edge nicks. Still well preserved in a very collectible grade.
NGC AU Details—Damaged. ........................ $350-$500
PCGS# 720580.
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 284934.
3414 1/4 Real, 1845-CR. KM-23. RARE one year
type quartilla of the Central American Republic. A design that is highly sought after by collectors.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $500-$700
3419 1/2 Escudo, 1850-JB. Fr-10; KM-97. Scarce year. Mintage
of 3,388 pieces. A sparkling little gem with bright reflective
surfaces and sharp details. NGC MS-62.......... $500-$700
PCGS# 752786.
PCGS# 730209.
3415 1/2 Escudo, 1848-CRJB. Fr-5; KM-13.1. Bright gold surfaces with light orange peel toning. Sharply struck and very
attractive. PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder.......... $400-$600
PCGS# 110150.
3420 1/2 Onza (4 Escudos), 1850-JB. Fr-7; KM-100. Some
minor filing of the rim. A bright and reflective example
that is quite well struck for the type.
NGC AU Details—Rim Filing. ...................... $600-$800
PCGS# 752807.
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3421 1/2 Escudo, 1854-JB. San Jose Mint. Fr-10; KM-97.
Faint reddish toning. Bright luster with reflective surfaces.
PCGS# 134919.
3427 25 Centavos, 1893. Heaton Mint. KM-130. Coin rotation.
A beautiful gem with delicate rose toning on obverse and
periphery of reverse, full cartwheel luster throughout. The
finest certified example. NGC MS-67. ............ $500-$700
PCGS# 135123.
3422 2 Escudos, 1855-GW. Fr-8; KM-99. A fine example of this
type with lettering on column and reverse arms well struck
up. Slightly soft central features, as usual for this issue. The
second finest certified of this date and assayer with finest
being one level higher. NGC AU-55................ $500-$700
PCGS# 752803.
3423 50 Centavos, 1885-GW. KM-124. Tied for finest certified
of this date by NGC with one other coin. A well struck,
bright and lustrous coin with semi prooflike surfaces.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $500-$700
3428 25 Centavos, 1893. Heaton Mint. KM-130. Coin rotation. Lightly toned with full cartwheel luster. Tied with
three others as the second finest certified, with one finer.
NGC MS-66. ................................................... $300-$500
PCGS# 135123.
PCGS# 223999.
3424 25 Centavos, 1887-GW. KM-127.1. Only one certified higher. “9DS GW” on the reverse below the
wreath. Bright silver luster with very sharp details.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 223970.
3425 50 Centavos, ND (1889). KM-135.2. Countermarked
on an 1885 Colombia Cinco Decimos. Countermark
EF Details, host coin PCGS FINE-15............. $150-$200
PCGS# 408015.
3429 25 Centavos, 1893. Heaton Mint. KM-130. Coin rotation. Light peripheral toning with full satin luster.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 135123.
3430 5 Centimos, 1912-GCR. KM-145. Tied with seven
others as the finest certified. Light peripheral toning
with full attractive satin luster. A sparkling little gem.
NGC MS-67. ..................................................... $75-$125
3426 50 Centavos, 1890/80-GW. KM-124. Light golden toning. Well struck centers, with softer rims. Lustrous.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 224002.
PCGS# 272744.
3431 Collection of High Grade Minor Coinage, 20th Century. 9 pieces in lot. All NGC graded. Includes 5 Centimos of the following years and grades: 1910 MS66, 1914 MS-64, 1917 MS-64, 1917 MS-65, 1942
MS-63. Also includes 10 Centimos of the following
years and grades: (3) 1917 MS-63 and 25 Centimos
MS-65. NGC MS-63 to MS-66 ....................... $400-$800
PCGS# 272743.
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CUBA
3432 Municipio de Bayamo. Real, ND (ca. 1738-56).
cf.Ulex-2454; cf.Eklund-1742. One of the first coinage issues of Cuba. Of tremendous historical importance. “MUNICIPIO - DE BAYAMO”, octagon with “1R” inside; Reverse: Incuse of obverse. Bayamo is located adjacent to the
then capital of Santiago. Bayamo was also the site of copper
mining. The minting process must have been laborious, as
there is evidence of an under struck smaller “1” below the
larger “1” indicating each letter is an individual punch. A
time consuming process which seems to indicate an acute
shortage of coinage, but adequate supplies, time, and labor.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $500-$700
3433 Souvenir Peso, 1897. Bruce-M3.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $350-$500
3444 Ducat, 1929. Fr-2; KM-8. Scarce date. A comparatively
lower mintage figure of 10,253 pieces. A choice piece with a
lovely strike. NGC MS-64. .............................. $400-$600
PCGS# 138613.
3445 Ducat, 1978. Fr-22; Bruce-M28. Commemorating the
600th anniversary of the death of Charles IV.
ANACS MS-66................................................ $200-$300
PCGS# 426827.
PCGS# 216712.
3434 Peso, 1916. Fr-7; KM-16. NGC MS-64. .......... $200-$300
PCGS# 741813.
3435 2 Pesos, 1916. Fr-6; KM-17. NGC AU Details—
Surface Hairlines. ........................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 661020. NGC ID: 354725.
3436 4 Pesos, 1916. Fr-5; KM-18. NGC MS-62. ..... $250-$325
PCGS# 354718. NGC ID: 354718.
3437 5 Peso, 1916. Fr-4; KM-19. NGC AU-58. ....... $275-$350
PCGS# 136322. NGC ID: 354713.
3438 5 Peso, 1916. Fr-4; KM-19. NGC AU-58. ....... $275-$350
PCGS# 136322. NGC ID: 354713.
3439 Peso, 1932. KM-15.2. NGC MS-62................. $100-$150
PCGS# 354750. NGC ID: 354750.
3440 Peso, 1933. KM-15.2. NGC MS-63................. $150-$250
PCGS# 661040. NGC ID: 354751.
3441 Peso, 1934. KM-16. Star type issue. Last year minted.
Toned. NGC MS-64. ....................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 661040. NGC ID: 354752.
CYPRUS
3442 18 Piastres, 1921. KM-14. Multicolored toning with blue
hues being the most prolific. Good details throughout.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 874340.
Ex: Ted Reams Collection.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
3443 Ducat, 1923. Fr-2; KM-8. No serial number.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $200-$300
3446 2 Dukatu, 1978. Fr-21; Bruce-M29. Commemorating the
600th anniversary of the death of Charles IV.
ANACS MS-66................................................ $400-$600
PCGS# 426832.
3447 5,000 Korun, 1997. KM-36. Gold. Banska Stiavnica
Mines, an UNESCO historic site.
PCGS# 188687.
3448 5,000 Korun, 1998. KM-46. Gold. Spissky Hrad Castle, a
UNESCO historic site.
PCGS# 188707.
3449 5,000 Korun, 2005. KM-83. Gold. Coronation of Leopold
I. GEM BRILLIANT PROOF. ........................ $300-$400
DENMARK
3450 Schleswig-Holstein. Krone, 1693. Christian V (167099). Dav-3679a; Seig-138.2. Date located under the
shield. Noticeable wear in the higher reliefs, but most
details and features are easily discernible. Uneven strike.
PCI VVF-20. ................................................... $100-$150
3451 2 Mark, 1668. Frederick III (1648-70). KM-284; Seig-40.
PCI FINE-15................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 138607. NGC ID: 194920.
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PCGS# 181391.
3456 Speciedaler, 1828-ICFF. KM-695.1; Sieg-30.4; H-26D.
Some smoothing to left of shield. Attractively toned. NGC
AU Details—Reverse Tooled. ........................ $200-$300
PCGS # 132265
3457 20 Kroner, 1873-HCCS. Fr-295; KM-791.1.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $275-$350
PCGS# 141083. NGC ID: 311485.
DENMARK
3452 Krone (4 Mark), 1695. Christian V (1670-99).
KM-428.1; Dav-3648; Sieg-51.1; H-99a. Nice strike.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 867262.
3458 Ore, 1876-CS. KM-792.1; Sieg-1.1; H-19a. VERY RARE
date. Nice details. Dark toned.
NGC VF-25 BN. ............................................. $350-$450
PCGS# 400021.
3459 10 Kroner, 1890-HCCS. Fr-296; KM-791.1.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 141087.
3460 10 Kroner, 1909. Fr-297; KM-810; Sieg-2. Encapsulated in
an older NGC slab. Bright gold reflective surfaces with very
sharp details. NGC MS-63. ............................. $120-$160
PCGS# 141093.
3461 Krone, 1924. KM-824.1; Seig-3.1. Scarce date.
PCI FINE-15..................................................... $75-$125
PCGS# 170759.
3462 2 Kroner, 1936-NGJ. KM-825.2. Lustrous with light toning. Scarce in this grade. NGC MS-62............. $300-$500
PCGS# 161534.
3463 Crowns & Minors, 1617-1925. 11 pieces in lot. Includes: 1 Mark 1617 (KM-52), 1 Daler 1825 (KM695.1), 2 Daler 1854 (KM-761.1); as well as various
other minors and some Danish West Indies issues.
Many are in PCI slabs. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VERY FINE-MINT STATE ............................ $400-$800
3453 Commemorative Medal, 1706. Frederick IV (16991730). 49.84 mm; 57.67 gms. Silver. By Michael Roeg.
Struck to commemorate the King’s 35th birthday October
11, 1706. Bust of King right, legend around, engraver’s initials on truncation; Reverse: Woman standing facing with
head left, holding cornucopiae under right arm with left
arm extended holding balance scale, legend around with
two line inscription in exergue. Sharply struck. Attractive
soft grey toning with hints of red and azure in the protected
areas. ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ............. $500-$700
3454 Speciedaler, 1797. Christian VII (1766-1808). Dav-1313;
KM-651.1; Sieg-25.1. Some dull gray toning with some
wear on the features, but an overall wholesome piece.
PCI graded EF-40. VERY FINE..................... $150-$250
PCGS# 759195.
3455 Rigsbankdaler, 1813-IC. KM-683.2; Sieg-26.2. Doubled die obverse, most notably on the truncation.
DOMINICA
3464 2 Bitts, ND (ca. 1761-64). KM-3 (Martinique); Prid-3.
Type I heart cut from a 1757-Mo 2 Reales. Digs on obverse
from the time the heart was removed. Guttag plate coin.
Toned. NGC Fine Details—Damaged. .......... $500-$700
Ex: Roehrs Collection.
Ex: Ford Collection.
Ex. Guttag Collection.
3465 2 Bitts, ND (ca. 1764). Km-8 (Martinique); Prid-8. Type II
heart cut from a 1707 Barcelona mint 2 Reales of Charles
III of Austria. NGC VF-20. ............................. $500-$700
Ex: Roehrs Collection.
Ex: Baldwin’s October 2001 Auction Part of Lot #1388
PCGS# 531675.
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
3466 100 Pesos, 1980. Bruce-X-3a. Lustrous yellow toning with
some areas of rainbow hues.
EL SALVADOR
3476 4 Reales, (1862). KM-96. Lightly cleaned at one time.
Small obverse scratch. Scarce type.
NGC VF Details—Surface Hairlines............. $200-$300
PCGS# 754866.
PCGS# 765432.
EAST AFRICA
3467 25 Cents, 1906. KM-3.
PCGS# 141981.
3468 25 Cents, 1913. KM-10. Bright and lustrous with sharp details. PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ................... $75-$125
PCGS# 140388.
3469 50 Cents, 1913. KM-9
PCGS# 391481.
3470 25 Cents, 1920. KM-15
PCGS# 702253.
3471 Florin, 1920-H. KM-17. Bright satin surfaces with nice
features. PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder. ........... $250-$350
PCGS# 392805. NGC ID: 392805.
3472 Florin, 1920. KM-17. Cleaned at one time, now toned
with light golden hues.
NGC Unc Details—Surface Hairlines. .......... $125-$175
PCGS# 702264.
Ex: Ponterio & Associates 1/09 Lot #1380.
ERITREA
3477 5 Lire, 1891. KM-4. Toned. Light repair to obverse field.
NGC EF Details—Repaired. .......................... $150-$250
PCGS# 146297.
3478 5 Lire, 1896. KM-4. Possibly used in jewelry. Cleaned,
now toned. An affordable example of this scarce
and popular type. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 146291.
ESSEQUIBO & DEMARARY
3479 3 Guilder, 1809. KM-8; Prid-4. Light hairlines. A few
minor planchet flaws.
NGC VG Details—Surface Hairlines. ........... $100-$200
PCGS# 411192.
ESTONIA
3480 White Cross Of The Home Guard - Third Class, ND
(Instituted 1929). 46 x 39 mm. Barac-15. Silver, gilt and
enamels. White enameled cross with sword and eagle; Reverse: Date “11/XV 1918”. Fine enamels, except for a service chip on the tip of one of the lower reverse cross points.
The blue, gold and white ribbon is original, but a bit frayed.
Overall EXTREMELY FINE........................... $150-$250
ETHIOPIA
3481 1/4 Werk, EE1889. KM-16. A very bright and lustrous example. Sharp details. NGC AU-58. ................. $400-$500
PCGS# 229087.
ECUADOR
3473 5 Francos, 1858-GJ. Quito Mint. KM-39. Very scarce
and popular type. Planchet defect in the left obverse field.
Some hairlines present, but overall a wholesome and collectible example.
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 287804.
3482 Werk, EE 1889 (ca. 1896/7). Fr-20; KM-18. Nice strike.
Lustrous and attractive. NGC MS-63. ............. $600-$800
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 300002.
FINLAND
3483 10 Markkaa, 1882-S. Fr-5; KM-8.2; Bit-229. Sharply
struck and very attractive.
PCGS# 147203.
3474 10 Sucres, 1899-JM. Birmingham Mint. Fr-10; KM-65.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 144486.
3475 10 Sucres, 1899-JM. Birmingham. KM-56. It should be
noted that most of the mintage of this series is currently
being held in reserve in the vaults of the Banco Central del
Ecuador. NGC AU-50. .................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 739284.
3484 10 Markkaa, 1882-S. Fr-5; KM-8.2; Bit-229. Lustrous gold
surfaces and very crisp details.
PCGS# 147203.
3485 10 Markkaa, 1882-S. Fr-5; KM-8.2; Bit-229. Reflective
gold surfaces with sharply detailed features.
PCGS# 147203.
3486 10 Markkaa, 1882-S. Fr-5; KM-8.2; Bit-229. Sharply
detailed with reflective surfaces.
PCGS# 147203.
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FINLAND
3487 10 Markkaa, 1882-S. Fr-5; KM-8.2; Bit-229.
PCGS# 147203.
PCGS# 147203.
PCGS# 147203.
FRANCE
3500 Carolingians. AR Denier, ND. Melle Mint. Louis The Pious (814-40). Roberts-1181. An interesting issue featuring
a central cross on both sides. Well struck with full legends.
Lightly toned. NGC AU-58. ............................ $350-$450
PCGS# 147203.
3491 25 Pennia, 1890-L. KM-6.2; Sieg-32. Sharply struck. Nice
toning. PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. ............. $100-$150
PCGS # 393761
3492 20 Markkaa, 1891-L. Fr-2; KM-932; Sieg-82.
PCGS# 147215.
3493 20 Markkaa, 1904-L. Fr-3; KM-9.2; Sieg-82.
PCGS# 163126.
3501 Carolingians. AR Denier, ND. Paris Mint. Charles The
Bald (840-875). Roberts-1313. Temple Type. Nice strike.
Attractive toning. NGC EF-45. ....................... $350-$450
3502 Carolingians. AR Denier, ND (ca. 840-875). Charles The
Bald (840-75). Roberts-1323. Well struck. Nicely toned.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 163126.
3495 Silver Medal, 1906. 59.82 mm; 94.38 gms. Knight standing in armor with head to left hammer in hand, gauntlets, helmet, shield and sword laid by, radiant sun on
horizon in background; Reverse: Government building
with entrance garden in foreground. Minor rim damage and marks at 10 o’clock of reverse. Lightly toned.
PCGS# 147219.
3503 Carolingians. AR Denier, ND (ca. 843-877). Melle Mint.
Charles The Bald (843-877). Roberts-1405; MorrisonGrunthal-1064. Lustrous and choice.
PCGS MS-62................................................... $300-$400
3504 Carolingians. Denier, ND (840-875). Paris Mint. Charles
The Bald (840-875). Roberts-1414. Nicely struck and lustrous. PCGS AU-58......................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 147219.
3498 Markkaa, 1915-S. KM-3.2; Sieg-45. Finest certified proof
specimen. PCGS PROOF-64. ......................... $400-$600
PCGS# 527950.
3505 Carolingians. AR Denier, ND (ca. 875-877 or 884-887).
Bourges Mint. Charles (the Bald) or Charles (the Fat)
(840-877 or 884-887). cf.Roberts-1564. Nice strike. Dark
and attractive toning. NGC AU-55. ................ $350-$450
From the George Gund III Collection.
3499 50 Pennia, 1917-S. KM-2.2; Sieg-38. Faint varied
toning with reflective surfaces. Very sharp features.
PCGS PROOF-63. .......................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 527949.
From the George Gund III Collection.
3506 Carolingians. AR Denier, A.D. 955-960. Posthumous Issue. Melle Mint. Charles the Simple (893923). Depeyrot-629. Nice strike. Attractive dark toning.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 871019.
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FRANCE
3507 Blanc Guenar, ND. Charles VI (1380-1422). Roberts-2981. Nice strike. Cleaned long ago, now attractively
toned. ANACS EF-45 Details—Cleaned. ...... $150-$250
3508 1/2 Ecu, 1653-G. Poitiers Mint. Louis XIV (16431715). KM-164.8; Gad-169. Some faint hairlines present, though an nice strike with enticing slate hued toning.
PCGS# 789999.
3509 1/2 Ecu, 1685-A. Louis XIV (1643-1715). KM-262.1;
Gad-182. A few small scratches on reverse.
NGC VG-08. ................................................... $100-$150
3516 Third East India Company Silver Jetton, 1785. Louis
XVI (1774-92). 35.3 mm; 21.2 gms. Gadoury-10. Lois
XVI bust right, name and title around; Reverse: Arms of
the company supported by natives “COMP. DES INDES/
MDCCLXXXV” in exergue. Obverse has been cleaned,
but reverse with attractive multicolored patina. Handling
marks obverse. EXTREMELY FINE. .............. $200-$300
3517 2 Louis d’Or, 1786-D. Louis XVI (1774-93). Fr474; KM-592.5; Gad-363. Dot below first “D”
in legend, signifying second semester of minting. Minor tooling. PCGS Genuine—Tooled,
PCGS # 378944
PCGS# 249024.
3510 Ecu, 1693-P. Dav-3813; KM-300. Some hairlines.
Toned. Bust and legends are clear and legible, nice detail.
PCGS# 871124.
3511 Ecu, 1710-B. Louis XIV (1643-1715). Dav-1324;
KM-386.2. Bold portraiture. Noticeable wear in the high
points, still lustrous in the protected areas.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 868379.
3518 2 Louis d’OR, 1789-K. Bordeaux Mint. Louis XVI
(1774-92). Fr-474; KM-592.8; Gad-363. Some evidence of previous mounting. NGC EF Details—
Removed From jewelry. ................................. $450-$550
PCGS# 378957.
3519 30 Sols, 1791-I. Limoges Mint. KM-606.7. Second
semester. Nice strike. Toned with underlying luster.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 140950.
3512 Ecu, 1718-A. Paris Mint. 1715-74. Louis XV. Dav-1327;
KM-435.1. Showing light hairlines, yet an attractive and
fully lustrous coin. NGC AU Details—
Excessive Surface Hairlines. .......................... $500-$700
PCGS# 397666.
3513 Louis d’Or, 1736-M. Louis XV (1715-74). Fr-461;
KM-489.13; Gad-340; Dup-1640; Drou-727; DFW-478.
VERY RARE date.
PCGS Genuine—Mount Removed. .............. $300-$400
PCGS # 650246
3514 12 Sols (1/10 Ecu), 1749-A. Louis XV (1715-74).
KM-511.1; Gad-292. Well struck. Attractive toning.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS # 184905
3515 Ecu, 1763-M. Toulouse Mint. Louis XV (1715-74). Dav1331; km-512.13. A few light adjustment mark. Deeply
toned and attractive. NGC EF-40.................... $250-$350
PCGS# 253061.
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3520 5 Soles, 1792. KM-Tn31. Bronze token depicting allegiance scene that dates 14th of July, 1790. Edge rim inscription reads “Departemens De Paris. Rhone Et Loire.
Du Gard &”. Toned with natural luster showing through.
NGC AU-55 BN. ............................................... $70-$100
PCGS# 164402.
3521 Ten Piece Napoleon Medals Set, ND (ca. 1800). 10 pieces
in set. By Andrieu. Uniface lead cliches of medals produced
by noted French medalist Bertrand Andrieu. Housed in an
impressive gilt stamped leather folio type display case. Two
trays, one removable, hold eight large and two very large
medals. The two largest pieces are 140 mm an epigraphic
portraits of Napoleon on one piece and conjoined busts of
Napoleon and empress Marie-Louise on the other. The other
medals are 67-86 mm and include Bramsen numbers: 35, 40,
299, 475, 476 and 1028 as well as Julius-14 and Hennin-23.
The medals portray personages and events leading up to
the Revolution, Consulate and Napoleonic Empire periods.
Wear and distress to the case; however, it serves its purpose,
and has protected the medals well for the past 200 years. All
pieces with uniformly dark lead gray, without the copper
coatings as usually seen. ALMOST UNCIRCULATEDUNCIRCULATED. ........................................ $300-$400
FRANCE
3522 Framed Napoleonic Medals, ca. 1800. 8 pieces in lot. A
pair of black enamel and gilt frames, each displaying four
bronze and lead uniface cliches. The first is about 15 x 5 1/2
in. and includes: Cliches of the Battle of Marengo Medal
(Bram-40), The Empress Josephine Medal (Bram-476),
Emperor Napoleon Medal (Bram-299) and the Passage of
St. Bernard Medal (Bram-35). All are 65 mm as listed by
Bramsen. The second frame is slightly larger and includes:
Arrival of the royal Family in Paris medal, 1789 (Jul-14),
Empress Maria-Louise medal (Bram-1028), Emperor Napoleon medal (Bram-475) and a storming of the Bastille
medal (Hen-23). The first and last pieces measure about 84
mm and the other two are about 65mm. These cliches were
produced by the sculptor Bertrand Andrieu (1761-1822),
who sold cliches of his medals in his Paris studio where
he was allowed to produce and sell electrotype copies of
the Paris mint medals he had designed. These were popular decorator items at the time and were available as single
pieces or in cases or display frames such as these. Two hundred years ago they were proudly displayed by Frenchmen
who wished to show their appreciation for their country’s
history and today they serve the same purpose for numismatists and historians. The frames are sound although
they have the expected small nicks and scratches. The glass
is intact; however, the paper backing to the frames has
been removed and copper hook-eye loops with a wire for
hanging have been added. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
UNCIRCULATED. ........................................ $300-$400
3523 Restoration of Bellecour at Lyon Silver Medal, 1800.
44.1 mm; 46.1 gms. Bramsen-58. By Mercie, plain edge.
Bare head of Napoleon left, legend around, three line inscription in exergue; Reverse: Thirteen line inscription
within wreath. Hairlines from being cleaned long ago,
now somewhat subdued with pleasant pearl grey toning.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$400
3524 Peace of Luneville Silver Medal, 1801. 42 mm; 38.1
gms. Bramsen-107. By Andrieu. Uniformed bust of Napoleon right, with legend “BONAPARTE PREMIERE
CONSUL DE LA REPUBLIQUE FRANSE” beginning
at 9 o’clock to the left of the bust; Reverse: Pax standing, holding laurel branch and cornucopiae, “PAIX DE
LUNEVILLE” around, “LE XX PLUVIOSE/ AN IX” in
exergue. Steel gray toning with hints of orange and blue.
Very slight cabinet friction on the reverse. Very choice
3525 Peace of Luneville Silver Medal, 1801. 42 mm; 32.7 gm.
Bramsen-108. By Andrieu. Uniformed bust of Napoleon,
right, with legend “BONAPARTE PREMIERE CONSUL
DE LA REPUBLIQUE FRANSE” beginning at 9 o’clock
to the left of the bust; Reverse: Pax standing, holding laurel branch and cornucopiae, “PAIX DE LUNEVILLE”
around, “LE XX PLUVIOSE/ AN IX” in exergue. Multicolored toning, particularly pleasing on the obverse.
3526 40 Franc, L’an XI-A (1802-03). Fr-479; KM-652; Gad1080. Napoleon Bonaparte as First Consul. Nice strike. Attractive orange peel toning. NGC AU-53. ....... $500-$700
PCGS# 528454.
3527 20 Franc, AN-12 A (1803-04). Paris Mint. Fr-487; KM661. Obverse legend with “NAPOLEON EMPEREUR”.
NGC-EF Details—
PCGS# 157284.
EX: Coin Galleries 2/81 Lot #944
3528 Invasion of England Bronze Medal, 1804. 41 mm; 33.8
gms. Br-2188; MdP 51-E. By Drosz. Third bust of Napoleon
right, name and title around; Reverse: Hercules (France)
wrestles with a merman (England), legend “DESCENTE
EN ANGLETERRE”. Issued to commemorate the planned
invasion of England, an event which never occurred.
French confidence was so high that the dies were prepared
with the inscription “FRAPPE LONDRES/ EN 1804”.
Plain edge original. Reflective deep mahogany surfaces.
3529 Protection of The Harz & Mills Silver Medal, 1804.
44 mm; 29.2 gms. Bramsen-362. Unsigned. “L’ARMEE
D’HANOVRE/ A/ NAPOLEON/ EMPEREUR/ DES/
FRANCAIS/ 1804” within oak wreath; Reverse: “GLUCK
AUF/ DES/ MINES ET USINES/ DU HARZ/ PROTEGEES/ PENDANT/ LA GUERRE” within laurel wreath.
Plain edge. Silver-gray patina with blue and orange highlights. NEARLY UNCIRCULATED. .............. $300-$400
3530 Capitulation of Ulm & Memmingen Silver Medal, 1805.
Bramsen-433. By Andreiu and Jaley, plain edge. Laureate
bust of Napoleon right, legend around; Reverse: Napoleon
in biga right, angel above left, five line inscription in exergue. One small edge bruise on reverse at 1 o’clock. Dark
attractive toning. NEARLY MINT STATE. .... $400-$600
3531 Napoleon’s Entry Into Berlin Silver Medal, 1806. 40.33
mm; 37.6 gms. Bramsen-546. By Andrieu and Jaley. Laureate bust right, “NAPOLEON” to left and “EMP. ET ROI.” to
the right; Reverse: Brandenburg Gate “PORTE DE BRANDENBOURG” above, “L’EMPEREUR ENTRE A BERLIN/ LE XXVII OCTOBRE/ MDCCCVI. DENON DT
JALEY FT” in exergue. Plain edge. Deep original toning.
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FRANCE
3532 Occupation of Hamburg Silver Medal, 1806. 40.6 mm;
32.2 gms. Bramsen-549. By Andrieu and George. Plain
edge. Laureate bust of Napoleon right, legend around; Reverse: Hammonia the personification of Hamburg seated
facing, holding cornucopiae in right hand an rudder in left,
legend around with two line inscription in exergue. Darkly
toned with hues of azure and red in the protected areas.
Very attractive. EXTREMELY FINE. ............. $300-$400
3533 10 Centimes, 1808-Q. cf.KM-676.7; cf.VG-2056;
cf.Gad-190. Copper. RARE. 10 Centimes were generally struck in lower grade metal called billon. This piece
was actually struck in 1845 by convicted prisoners residing at the Bagne of Toulon, a famous French prison. This
piece is worn and has natural copper toning throughout. The characters on the reverse are mostly legible.
NGC GOOD-6.................................................. $50-$100
3534 Treaty of Amiens Medal Lead Cliche, ND (ca. 1810). 67.3
mm. cf.Bramsen-218. Busts of the three consuls to right,
legend lists their names and titles. Signed “JEUFFROY” below. Tiny hole at 12 o’clock. VERY FINE. ......... $50-$100
3535 Marriage of Napoleon & Marie-Louise Silver Medal,
1810. 42.7 mm; 43.9 gms. Bramsen-961. By Manfredini. Conjoined busts of the royal couple right, names
and titles around; Reverse: Hymen, God of Weddings
uses his torch to repel Mars, the God of War, legend
“SAEVUM PROCUL MARTEM FELIX TEDA RELEGAT.” around, “A. MDCCCX” in exergue. Plain edge.
Mottled silver-gray and gold patina. Edge knocks.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $175-$250
3536 Marriage of Napoleon & Marie-Louise Silver Medal,
1810. 42.7 mm; 43.7 gms. Bramsen-961. By Manfredini.
Conjoined busts of the royal couple right, names and titles
around; Reverse: Hymen, God of Weddings, uses his torch
to repel Mars, the God of War, Latin legend around, date
in Roman numerals in exergue. Plain edge. Deep gray and
indigo toning, darker on the obverse than on the reverse.
Edge bumps and nicks. BOLD VERY FINE. .. $100-$150
3537 5 Franc, 1811-A. KM-694.1; Gad-584. Mottled iridescent
toning. NGC AU-58. ....................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 830476.
3538 1/2 Franc, 1812-A. KM-691.1. Sharply struck with lovely
iridescent toning.
3539 20 Franc, 1813-A. Fr-511; KM-695.1; Gad-1025. Sharply
struck with frosty mint luster.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $350-$450
PCGS# 881000. NGC ID: 509346.
3540 40 Franc, 1816-L. Fr-534; KM-713.4; Gad-1092. RARE
date. PCGS FINE-12 Secure Holder. ............. $450-$550
PCGS # 157985
3541 40 Franc, 1818-W. Fr-536; KM-713.6; Gad-1092.
PCGS AU-50................................................... $450-$550
PCGS # 157994
3542 40 Franc, 1818-W. Fr-536; KM-713.6; Gad-1092. A
scratch is present on the shield on the reverse, otherwise a
wholesome example.
NGC AU Details—Reverse Scratched. .......... $450-$550
PCGS# 157994. NGC ID: 509756.
3543 1/4 Franc, 1824-A. KM-714.1. Lightly toned with
bright reflective surfaces and very sharply struck details.
PCGS# 150233.
3544 100 Franc White Metal Essai, 1830. Maz-1057. Essai or
pattern for the gold 100 Franc.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 500832.
3545 40 Franc, 1830-A. Fr-547; KM-721.1; Gad-1105.
PCGS AU-55................................................... $450-$550
PCGS# 150785.
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FRANCE
3546 5 Franc Essai, 1831. Maz-905. Silver. Toned with underlying luster. Very sharp details. NGC MS-62. ............................. $500-$700
PCGS# 503704.
3547 20 Franc, 1831-W. Lille Mint. Fr-556; KM-746.4; Gad-1030a. Raised edge letters. NGC MS-61. .................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 476015.
3548 1/2 Franc, 1832-A. KM-741.1. Sharply struck with attractive toning. PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. ............................... $100-$150
PCGS# 488868.
3549 10 Centimes Pattern Essai, 1839. Maz-1141a; VG-2899; Gad 210. Copper. Red copper and dark blue toning. Very well struck with
impressive details. PCGS SP-64 RB. ................................................................................................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 503915.
3550 10 Centimes Piefort, 1848. Maz-1353. Piefort. Copper. Lustrous. Bright and attractive. NGC MS-64 BN. ..................... $500-$700
PCGS# 505448.
3551 5 Franc, 1848. Maz-1282C. Well struck with glossy chocolate brown patina. NGC MS-63 BN. ....................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 504628.
3552 5 Franc Piefort, 1848. Maz-1297D; Gad-711P. White metal. Very mild staining, but otherwise a lovely example.
NGC MS-60. ....................................................................................................................................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 504763.
3553 20 Centimes, 1850-A. KM-758.1; Gad-303. Second Republic issue. Nice iridescent toning. NGC MS-63. ........................ $75-$100
PCGS# 149952. NGC ID: 505433.
3554 Franc, 1851-A. VG-457; KM-759.1. Dark attractive toning with underlying luster and crisp details.
PCGS MS-63 Secure Holder. ............................................................................................................................................. $175-$250
PCGS# 152703.
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3555 2 Franc, 1851-A. KM-760.1; Gad-522. Dark iridescent toning. Very sharply struck, with prooflike fields.
PCGS MS-63 Secure Holder. .............................................................................................................................................$500-$700
PCGS# 382652.
3556 5 Franc, 1851-A. KM-761.1; Gad-719. Nice strike with attractive iridescent toning. NGC MS-63. ..................................$300-$400
PCGS# 156595.
3557 Centime, 1857-A. KM-775.1. Red toning over bright reflective copper surfaces. Very appealing piece.
PCGS PROOF-65 RB Secure Holder. ...............................................................................................................................$200-$300
PCGS# 515947.
3558 5 Centimes, 1857-A. Paris Mint. KM-777.1; Gad-152; VG-3508. Choice with full mint red.
PCGS PROOF-64 RD Secure Holder. ...............................................................................................................................$400-$600
PCGS# 515938.
3559 50 Franc, 1857-A. Fr-571; KM-785.1; Gad-1111. PCGS AU-58. .......................................................................................$600-$700
PCGS # 158043
3560 50 Franc, 1857-A. Fr-571; KM-785.1; Gad-1111. PCGS AU-58. .......................................................................................$600-$700
PCGS # 158043
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3561 50 Franc, 1858-BB. Fr-572; KM-785.2; Gad-1111. PCGS AU-53 Secure Holder. ............................................................$600-$700
PCGS # 158048
3562 Franc, 1859-A. KM-779.1; Gad-460. Sharply struck and lightly toned. PCGS MS-64+. ...................................................$200-$300
PCGS# 152734.
3563 50 Franc, 1859-BB. Fr-572; KM-785.2; Gad-1111. PCGS AU-53. .....................................................................................$600-$700
PCGS # 158049
3564 5 Centimes, 1864-A. Paris Mint. KM-797.1; Gad-155. Considerable mint red. NGC MS-64 RB. .....................................$75-$125
PCGS# 148761.
3565 Silver Award Medal, 1866. 57.3 mm; 93 gms. By Barre. Laureate bust of Napoleon III to right, name and title around; Reverse:
Central medallion within wreath with inscription, “CONCOURS Gral LES LYCEES ET LES COLLEGES RES DEPts/ HISTOIRE/
RHETORIQUE/ (NOUVEAUX)/ 1er PRIX/ Jes GEBELIN/ NE A NIMES/ (GARD)/ LE 5 NOVEMBRE 1848/ ELEVE DU LYCEE
IMPal/ DU NIMES/ 1866”, edge “(Bee) ARGENT”. In maroon fitted case with gold embellishments and imperial coat of arms. Dark
toned. UNCIRCULATED. .................................................................................................................................................$150-$250
From the Paul Koppenhaver Collection.
3566 5 Franc, 1870-A. Paris Mint. Gad-742; KM-818.1; VG-3785. Lightly polished. Nice strike.
NGC AU Details—Polished. ..............................................................................................................................................$100-$150
PCGS# 156711.
3567 Lot of (2) 2 Francs, 1872-A & 1894-A KM-817.1. 2 pieces in lot. Includes: 1872-A 2 Franc (NGC MS-65) and 1894-A
2 Franc (NGC MS-63) pieces. The 1872-A has multicolored toning throughout, while the 1894-A is bright and lustrous.
NGC MS-63 & MS-65.........................................................................................................................................................$300-$400
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3568 First Communion Medal, 1883. 30.4 mm; 16.8 gms.
Gold. Jesus, surrounded by angels and children, “SOUVENIR DE 1_RE” communion above, and “ECCE PANIS
ANGELORUM”; Reverse: Shield engraved “ECOLE LIBRE/IMMACULEE/CONCEPTION/WILLY/MACKAY”.
The date of Willy’s first communion is engraved as “3
MAI 1883”, but his confirmation date has been left blank.
Edge marked (cornucopiae) “OR. A Paris mint product”.
There was a well known school by this name in Paris at
this time, so this may be of a student from this school.
3569 La Grande’Combe Coal Mining Silver Medal, ND
(1890). 50.5 mm; 64.4 gms. By F. Chabaud and H. Dubois. Female personification of Industry seated left
holding hammer and calipers; Reverse: Logo of the
mining company surrounded by wreath. Struck by
the Paris mint. Lightly toned and an attractive motif.
3570 Toulouse International Exhibition Grand Prize Cross &
Medal Set, 1891. 2 pieces in set. The award cross is 65 x
91 mm (excluding ribbon) and is gilt with blue, red and
white enamels. A four armed cross with a central medallion
bearing the name of the event and the arms of Toulouse
is suspended from a gold oak wreath with a white enamel
bar. A short length of red watered silk ribbon is looped
through the suspender. The 56.7 mm gilt bronze commemorative medal bears a personification of France holding a
shield labeled RF. Behind her is a radiant rising sun. Both
items in a fitted maroon case which has a bit of wear to it.
ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ......................... $75-$125
3571 Emile Zola Homage Bronze Medal, 1898. 58.5 mm; 109.5
gms. By Alexandre Charpentier. Robed bust of the French
writer and controversialist Emile Zola; Reverse: Radiant sun
over six line inscription, an excerpt from Zola’s Dreyfus case
exposé. Zola’s protests derailed the official cover up of the
wrong done to Captain Alfred Dreyfus who was falsely accused of espionage for Germany. Dark glossy brown patina.
CHOICE ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....... $150-$250
3572 5 Centimes, 1899. KM-842. Finest certified example.
Sharply struck with beautiful bronze luster throughout.
PCGS MS-66 RD Secure Holder...................... $50-$100
PCGS# 149008.
3573 10 Centimes, 1899. KM-843. Finest certified example.
Sharply struck with beautiful bronze luster throughout.
PCGS MS-66 RD Secure Holder...................... $50-$100
PCGS# 416941.
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3574 Societe des Amis de la Medaille Francaise Medal:
Daniel Dupuis Memorial Medal, ND (1901). 50 mm;
49.2 gms. Maier-7. Self portrait of the artist himself, as
in 1876, his full name and “SCULPTEUR” around; Reverse: Angel with torch and olive spray, with Dupuis’
vital dates below, edge (cornucopiae) “BRONZE” and
number “215” on edge. From an issue of only 274 pieces. Medium bronze with reddish overtones on obverse.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $100-$150
3575 Societe des Amis de la Medaille Francaise La Glyptique Bronze Medal, 1903. 64 mm; 89.6 gms. By G. Dupre. Self portrait of Dupre himself, at work at his desk
engraving this medal; Reverse: Two women examine a
cased medal, edge (cornucopiae) “BRONZE” (SAMF
logo) and “129”. There were a total of 239 of these medals produced. A couple of tiny dark spots affecting the patina are the only defects of note on this classic medallion.
3576 100 Franc Essai, 1929. Maz-2531a; VG-5236. Aluminumbronze. PCGS SP-64. ...................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 416046.
3577 50 Centimes, 1962. Paris Mint. KM-P352. Piefort in
gold. The only year minted. Finest certified specimen. 50
Centimes design (KM-393).
3578 Mixed Exonumia, ca. 17th-20th Century. 30 pieces in
lot. A varied group including medals, tokens and plaques
struck in silver as well as minor metals from 23 to 64
mm. Many intriguing pieces including a couple cardinal Richelieu pieces, an original silver Napoleon medal
for the Academie de Leon and three silver Paris mint
art/award plaques. Retail value of about $1,250. Will reward close examination. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VERY GOOD-UNCIRCULATED. ................ $500-$700
3579 Crowns, Minors, Jetons & Medals, ca. 1814-1943.
16 pieces in lot. Includes: (3) types of 5 Francs from the
19th century, several Anvers copper Centimes and a
mix of smaller medals in various metals. Most pieces
wholesome if circulated. One medal has been pierced
for suspension, and a few light scratches can be noted on some other pieces. Retail value of about $700.
3580 Mint Visit Medals, ND. 12 pieces in lot. Struck in base
metals from 36 to 68 mm in diameter. Commemoratives of mint visits by various monarchs and other heads
of state as well as other medals demonstrating engraving
or minting techniques. Mostly nineteenth century pieces.
One piece is a uniface cliche. Retail value of more than
$700. Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FRENCH COLONIES
3581 Essai 10 Centimes, 1824-A. KM-E10; Lecompte-297.
Bronze. Mainly red. NGC MS-63 RB. ............. $100-$150
FRENCH INDOCHINA
3582 Piastre, 1931. KM-19; Gad-36; Lec-312. Some areas of toning on outer rim. Very bright and lustrous surfaces with claims to a higher grade.
PCGS# 159570.
3583 Piastre, 1931. KM-19; Gad-36; Lec-312. Some small areas
of toning, but an overall bright and lustrous piece showing
only faint rub. PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder. .. $100-$150
PCGS# 159570.
GERMAN EAST AFRICA
3584 10 Heller, 1909-J. KM-12. Appealing iridescent luster
with some details showing in bright luster. VERY RARE in
proof. PCGS PROOF-63 Secure Holder. ....... $200-$300
PCGS# 172516.
3589 5 Mark, 1894-A. KM-7. Evidence of previous mounting
along the rim, cleaned. Otherwise a wholesome example
of this ever popular type.
PCGS# 16493. NGC ID: 69926.
GERMANY
3590 Anhalt-Dessau. Taler, 1863-A. Leopold Friedrich (18171871). KM-15. Multicolored toning on obverse with luster
showing through. Very sharp details.
NGC PROOF-65. ........................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 372958.
3591 Anhalt-Desau. 3 Mark, 1909-A. KM-29. Light toning.
PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ....................... $150-$2000
PCGS# 372969.
GERMAN NEW GUINEA
3585 10 Pfennig, 1894-A. KM-3. Pleasing smooth chocolaty brown with much remaining orange mint luster. The only example at this grade, with only one
higher as certified by NGC. Attractive and choice.
NGC MS-65 RB. ............................................. $350-$500
PCGS# 550020.
3586 10 Pfennig, 1894-A. KM-3. Appealing chocolate brown
toning. Well struck details.
PCGS MS-63 BN. ........................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 55001963.
3587 10 Pfennig, 1894-A. KM-3. Nice strike, some mint red.
PCGS MS-63 BN. ........................................... $200-$300
3592 Anhalt-Dessau. 3 Mark, 1911-A. KM-29. Nice amber
toning. Brilliant, proof surfaces.
NGC PROOF-65 CAMEO. ............................ $350-$500
PCGS# 372970.
PCGS# 550019.
3588 1/2 Mark, 1894-A. KM-4. Sharply struck with light iridescent toning. Very attractive.
PCGS# 550026.
3593 Anhalt-Dessau. 5 Mark, 1914-A. KM-31. 25th wedding
anniversary commemorative. Mintage of only 1,000 pieces
in proof. Faint areas of toning with highly reflective surfaces. NGC PROOF-64 CAMEO. .................. $400-$600
PCGS# 408852.
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3594 Anhalt-Dessau. 3 Mark, 1914-A. Friederich II (190418). KM-24. Struck to commemorate the silver wedding anniversary of Friedrich II and Marie. Attractive
iridescent multicolored toning throughout. Excellent
details make this an extremely sharp looking piece.
NGC PROOF-65 CAMEO. ............................ $200-$300
PCGS# 408852.
3595 Anhalt-Kothen. 2/3 Taler, 1750. August Ludwig (17281755). KM-24. Even dark hued toning.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 770810.
3601 Baden. Taler, 1870. KM-245. Underlying luster complimented by very sharp details. Toned.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 440516.
3602 Baden. Kreuzer, 1871. KM-252. Commemorates
the victory in the war with France. Toned with areas
of red luster. Nicely struck with very sharp features.
ICG MS-67 BN. .................................................. $50-$75
PCGS# 847151.
3603 Baden. Kreuzer, 1871. KM-254. Finest certified by NGC.
Victory over France, Buhl commemorative. A lovely, mostly red gem. NGC MS-65 RB.............................. $75-$125
PCGS# 847159.
3604 Baden. Kreuzer, 1871. KM-256. Victory over France,
Offenburg commemorative. Slight toning in areas.
NGC MS-64 RB. ............................................... $70-$100
PCGS# 847171.
3605 Baden. 5 Mark, 1902. KM-274. Golden Jubilee, 50th anniversary of the reign. Metallic toning with underlying luster.
Very sharp details. An exceptional example of this popular
type. NGC MS-65. .......................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 279607. NGC ID: 571635.
3596 Baden. Taler, 1765 S-W. Karl Friedrich (1738-1811).
Dav-1933; KM-108. Finest certified specimen. Uneven
iridescent toning with areas of bright lustrous surfaces and
very sharp features. NGC MS-62. ................... $400-$600
PCGS# 954334.
3606 Baden. 5 Mark, 1906. KM-277. Golden wedding anniversary of Friedrich and Luise von Baden. Some areas
of slight toning. An overall bright and lustrous example.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 781593.
3597 Baden. 2 Taler, 1846. KM-220. Scarce. Mintage of only
1,130 pieces. NGC AU-50. .............................. $450-$550
PCGS# 440529.
3607 Baden. 5 Mark, 1906. KM-277. Golden wedding anniversary. Attractive metallic toning with underlying luster. An
exceptional example. NGC MS-65. ................. $300-$400
PCGS# 781593.
3608 Baden. 5 Mark, 1907. KM-279. Struck to commemorate
the death of Grand Duke Friedrich I, 1826-1907. Light
metallic and golden hued toning. Nice lustrous finish with
PCGS# 781596.
3609 Baden. 3 Mark, 1908-G. Stuttgart Mint. KM-281. Mottled pearlescent blue toning. Underlying luster with sharp
details. NGC MS-64. ....................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 279563.
3598 Baden. 2 Taler, 1852. Leopold. KM-220. Finest certified
example. Varied mottled toning with underlying luster.
Very crisp features. NGC MS-63. .................... $400-$600
PCGS# 279485.
3610 Baden. 2 Mark, 1911-G. Stuttgart Mint. KM-283. One of
the lowest mintages of the Baden issue 2 Mark. Mintage of
72,000 pieces. NGC EF-45. ............................. $100-$150
PCGS# 130270.
3599 Baden. 2 Taler, 1852. KM-220. Old envelope tone, exhibiting grey-blue tone. NGC EF-45. ..................... $175-$250
PCGS# 279485.
3600 Baden-Durlach. 1/2 Kreuzer, 1866. KM-241. Finest certified piece. Rich iridescent toning with bright copper luster.
A highly detailed example.
PCGS PROOF-64 RB Secure Holder. ............. $90-$120
PCGS# 518035.
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3611 Bavaria. Taler, 1627. Dav-6074; KM-209. Flawless
smooth fields and even tone accentuating the devices.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 184408.
3617 Bavaria. Taler, 1827. KM-732. Finest certified example.
Commemorative of the founding of the Theresien Order. Attractive toning. Good luster and very crisp details.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $350-$500
3618 Bavaria. Taler, 1827. KM-732. Tied with one for finest certified, with only one higher. Commemorative of the founding of the Order of Ludwig. Light golden toning. Very
sharp struck features. NGC MS-63. ................ $300-$400
3612 Bavaria. Taler, 1627. Maximilian I (1589-1651).
Dav-6075; KM-227.1. Some field scratches that
are somewhat hidden by the beautiful iridescent toning. Sharply struck and very attractive.
NGC Unc Details—Scratches. ....................... $400-$600
PCGS# 184409.
3619 Bavaria. Taler, 1832. KM-761. Commemorating Prince
Otto of Bavaria, first modern King of Greece. Varied blue
and yellow hued toning. Very sharp details and reflective
underlying luster. NGC MS-64. ...................... $350-$500
3613 Bavaria. Taler, 1760. Maximilian III Josef (1745-77).
Dav-1953; KM-519.1. Finest certified example. Lightly
toned. NGC MS-62. ........................................ $200-$300
PCGS# 411762.
3614 Bavaria. Taler, 1765-A. Maximillian III. Dav-1954; KM519.2. Mottled toning. Lustrous surfaces and crisp details.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 869778.
3615 Bavaria. Taler, 1822. KM-716. Areas of toning. A lustrous
and sharply detailed example. NGC MS-62. ... $350-$500
PCGS# 852436.
3616 Bavaria. Taler, 1826. KM-722. Reverse inscription commemorates the relocation of the Ludwig Maximilian
University from Landshut to Munich (MUNCHEN). Attractive, multicolored toning. Lustrous surfaces and nice
details. NGC MS-62. ....................................... $300-$400
3620 Bavaria. Taler, 1833. KM-762. Monument for the Bavarians who fell in Russia commemorative. Nice reflective surfaces. NGC MS-62........................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 280935.
3621 Bavaria. Taler, 1834. KM-765. Reverse commemorates the
construction of the Monument at Oberwittelsbach. Slight
varied toning. Nice lustrous surfaces complimented with
PCGS# 191006.
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3622 Bavaria. Taler, 1835. KM-779. Reverse commemorates the construction of the first steam-hauled railway in Germany, known as the Bavarian Ludwig
Railway. Small scratch on the reverse. Light gold
hued toning. Lustrous surfaces and nice details.
NGC Unc Details—Reverse Scratched.......... $200-$300
3623 Bavaria. Taler, 1837. KM-751. Light toning. A lustrous example with sharp details. NGC MS-63............ $175-$250
3626 Bavaria. 2 Taler, 1854. KM-845.1. Finest certified
specimen. Commemorating the exhibition of German products in the Glass Palace. Dull gray and iridescent toning. Well struck with very sharp details.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 743319.
3624 Bavaria. 2 Taler, 1839. KM-804. Tied with only three
others for finest certified. Commemorates Maximilian I, Elector of Bavaria. Dull gray toning on obverse
with iridescent toning on reverse. Sharply struck.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 215602.
3627 Bavaria. 2 Taler, 1856. KM-837. Tied with only one other
for finest certified. Dark and iridescent toning. Very sharp
details. NGC MS-64. ....................................... $400-$600
3628 Bavaria. Taler, 1863. KM-852. Lightly toned.
NGC MS-62. ..................................................... $90-$120
PCGS# 280979.
3625 Bavaria. 2 Taler, 1841. KM-810. Tied with one other for
finest certified. Commemorating author Jean Paul Friedrich Richter (1763-1825). Mottled toning with reflective
surfaces. NGC MS-63. .................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 215605.
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3629 Bavaria. 3 Mark, 1913. Bruce-M2a; Schaaf-52/G1. Fantasy issue. Silvered-copper. Bust of Ludwig III. Mottled toning with lustrous surfaces and sharp details.
NGC PROOF-65. ........................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 441717.
3630 Bavaria. 5 Marks, 1913. Bruce-M3a; Schaaf-53/G1.
Silvered copper. Bust of Ludwig III. Lightly toned.
NGC PROOF-63 CAMEO. ............................ $175-$250
3631 Bavaria. Box Taler, ca.1916. WWI commemorative box in
the form of a Taler. Contains twenty-eight joined colored
rounds with portraits of famous military figures and depictions of battles from that era. All rounds are still together
and in nice condition. Case has a nice pewter-like finish.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $175-$225
GERMANY
3632 Besancon. Taler, 1660. Dav-5070; KM-48. Sharply struck
with attractive toning. NGC EF-45. ................ $400-$600
3634 Brandenburg-Ansbach. Taler, 1777-G. Alexander (1757-91). Dav-2014; KM-304; Wilm-1098. Nice
strike. Attractive dark toning with underlying luster.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS # 355878
3635 Brandenburg-Ansbach. Taler, 1777-G. Alexander (175791). Dav-2014; KM-304; Wilm-1098. Nice strike. Toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 355878.
3636 Brandenburg-Ansbach. Taler, 1778. Alexander I (175791). Dav-2016; KM-307. Attractive toning with underlying
luster. NGC AU-58. ......................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 355881.
3633 Brandenburg-Ansbach. Taler, 1630. Friedrich II, Albrecht & Christian (1625-34). Dav-6238; KM-50.3.
The “Three Brothers” Taler. Dark toning along with
crisp details makes this a very attractive example.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 957538.
3637 Bremen. Taler, 1864-B. Bruce-M1. Inscription on reverse reads: “Memorial Thaler, for the opening celebration of the new exchange in Bremen, on 5 November.
1864.” Mintage of only 5,000 pieces. The only specimen
at this grade by NGC, with only two others graded higher. Very sharp details. Toned. A very appealing piece.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 761658.
3638 Bremen. Taler, 1865-B. Dav-626. Taler commemorating
the 50 years of German liberation and a shooting festival
in Bremen. Toned with underlying luster. Very well struck
features. NGC MS-64. ..................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 74482. NGC ID: 574482.
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3639 Brunswick-Luneberg-Calenberg.
Taler,
1666HS.
Johann
Friedrich
(1665-79).
Dav-6544;
KM-89. Somewhat uneven strike on a planchet
with a few defects near rim. Very deeply toned.
PCGS# 345311.
3640 Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg. 24 Mariengroschen,
1674. KM-156. Lightly toned with good overall strike.
PCGS AU-50 RD Secure Holder.................... $100-$200
3645 Brunswick-Luneburg-Wolfenbuttel.
Mixed
Wildman Minors, ca. 1621-1796. 22 pieces in lot. Includes: 6
Mariengroschen, 1764/3. Welter-2752, KM-872. Unlisted
overdate; 4 Mariengroschen, 1694. Welter-2014, KM-347;
2 Mariengroschen 1679. Welter-1862, KM-568; 12 Kreuzer, 1621. Welter-1080, KM-153; copper Pfennigs, 17291796 (18). An interesting survey lot of these popular and
highly collected types. Some show some minor surface
issues, but otherwise pleasing. Retail value over $500.
GOOD-EXTREMELY FINE. ......................... $250-$350
First coin is Ex: Coin Galleries April, 2010 Lot #971.
PCGS# 796845.
3641 Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg. 2/3 Taler, 1678. Johann Friedrich I (1665-79). KM-188.3. Toned. Nice strike
and very attractive. NGC AU-58. .................... $300-$400
PCGS# 463667.
3642 Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg. 12 Mariengrosch,
1696. KM-377. Varied toning present. Nice details and
legible characters. Previously in an NGC AU-55 holder.
PCGS# 125520.
Ex: Stack’s 4/09 Auction lot#1672.
3643 Brunswick-Luneburg-Calenberg-Hannover.
Taler, 1710-RB. George Ludwig (George I of England)
(1698-1727). Dav-2065; KM-35. Good strike with
good definition and minimal doubling. Someone long
ago added an “A” to the central arms of the reverse and
an “H” just above the crown. Both of these have since
taken the toning which covers the entirety of the coin.
NGC AU Details—Reverse Graffiti. .............. $150-$250
3646 Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Taler, 1597. Dav-9091; KMMB290. The depiction of Veritas, a Roman mythological
goddess of truth, displayed prominently on the obverse.
Attractively toned. Lustrous surfaces with nice details.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 173352.
PCGS# 788210.
3644 Brunswick-Luneburg-Celle. Silver Medal, 1703. Georg
II Wilhelm (1665-1705). 43.5 mm; 29.17 gms. Brockmann-630: BDM Vol.1-pg.260. Medal commemorating the
80th birthday of the Duke of Brunswick-Luneburg, Georg
Wilhelm. The initial and surname of the coin engraver and
medalist Ernst Brabant are below the bust. The obverse has
a high relief of his bust. Dark toned with very sharp details.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $400-$600
3647 Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Taler, 1601. Zellerfeld Mint.
Heinrich Julius (1589-1613). Dav-6285; KM-7. Highest certified example. Wildman standing, holding a tree
in his right hand. Attractive toning with nice details.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $400-$600
3648 Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Taler, 1704-RB. Rudolf August
& Anton Ulrich, Joint Rulers (1685-1704). Dav-2112;
KM-A637. Struck shortly after Anton Ulrich’s restoration
to joint rule. A handsome wildman with good definition to
hair crown and foreground. Some areas of weakness near
periphery. Old envelope toning with some cobalt highlights. NGC AU-58. ......................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 446167.
3649 Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel.
24
Mariengroschen,
1713-HH. Dav-819; KM-685. Lovely light, multicolored toning. Well struck with good overall details.
PCGS# 399538.
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3650 Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel. Taler, 1764-EIDB. Karl I
(1735-80). Dav-2151; KM-966.1. Tied with one other for
finest certified. Mottled toning with underlying luster.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 793778.
3659 Fulda. Taler, 1795-VH. Adalbert III von Harstall (17881803). Dav-2265a; KM-151. Tied with one other for finest certified. Wreath above the sword on the upper right
obverse. Mottled toning with underlying luster and sharp
features. NGC MS-62. ..................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 795302.
3651 Constance. Taler, 1761-FH. Franz Conrad von Rodt
(1750-1775). Dav-2190; KM-18. Light adjustment marks.
Some mottled toning with underlying luster and very nice
details. NGC AU-58. ....................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 485411.
3652 Erfurt. Taler, 1632. Swedish occupation 1631-1648. Dav4546; KM-59; AAJ-23a. Struck to commemorate the first
anniversary of the victory at Leipzig. Field tooling on obverse. NGC VF Details—Mount Removed.... $200-$300
PCGS# 343563.
3653 Frankfurt. Gulden, 1848. KM-331. Sharply struck with
dark iridescent toning. NGC MS-65. .............. $200-$300
PCGS# 496417.
3654 Frankfurt. 2 Gulden, 1848. KM-337. Commemorating
the Constitutional Convention held on May 18, 1848. A
highly graded piece by NGC, with only one known to be
graded higher. Attractive multicolored toning with underlying luster. Very sharp strike and highly attractive.
NGC MS-66. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 282828.
3655 Frankfurt. 2 Gulden, 1849. KM-343. Inscription on reverse commemorates the centenary of the birth of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe on August 28, 1849. A highly
graded specimen by NGC with only one other graded just
above it. Attractive toning with underlying luster and very
crisp details makes this a particularly desirable example.
NGC MS-66. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 282847.
3656 Frankfurt. 2 Taler, 1861. KM-365. Lightly toned.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 282931.
3657 Frankfurt. 2 Taler, 1861. KM-365. Varied dark toning
with underlying luster and sharp details.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 282931.
3658 Frankfurt. Medal, 1887. 17.3 gms. cf.J&F-1477. 25th anniversary of the Federal Shooting Festival in Frankfurt.
Seldom seen obverse and reverse combination. Highly
attractive toning. Very sharp details and matte finish
on classical figures serve to make this a stunning piece.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $150-$250
3660 Hamburg. Taler, 1588. Dav-9223. Dark toned.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $450-$600
3661 Hamburg. Taler, 1624. Dav-5365: KM-123. Minor
scratches. Iridescent toning.
NGC AU Details—Scratches. ........................ $300-$400
PCGS# 173339.
3662 Hamburg. Silver Medal, ND (ca. 1637-93). 32 mm;
8.5 gms. cf.Gaed-134. Design by Danzig medalist Johann Hohn (d. 1697) famous for medal designs for local and foreign courts. This medal depicts an alter with
a book and a burning heart flanked by a shovel and
scythe, above in the radiant is some Hebraic script and
the legend “LABORA ORA ET.”; Reverse: The hand of
God lowering a basket from the sky beside a grape vine
and ears of corn with the legend “DEUS ADERIT SINE
MORA” (God will be with you without delay). A few tiny
edge nicks. Nice strike and attractive iridescent toning.
3663 Hamburg. 32 Schilling (2 Mark), 1809-CAIG. KM-537.
Issued in 1815 by the French occupational forces serving
under Marshall Davoux. Appealing multicolored toning
with blue being prominent. Very sharp and crisp details.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 283116.
3664 Hamburg. Silver Medal, 1871. Gaed-2197. Commemorative medal for the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71. Bust
of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia. Dark and
iridescent blue toning. Well struck with high relief bust
coupled with well preserved features making this a very attractive piece. NGC PROOF-64...................... $200-$300
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3665 Hannover. Taler, 1836-A. KM-169. Appealing multicolored toning. Very crisp details. NGC MS-62. . $100-$150
3669 Hesse-Cassel. 2 Taler, 1854-CP. KM-618.1. Rich multicolored iridescent toning. Crisp details.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 461486.
PCGS# 766589.
3666 Hannover. Taler, 1839-A. KM-184. Commemorating
King Ernst August’s visit to Clausthal mint in September of
1839. Dark toned. NGC AU-58....................... $200-$300
3670 Hesse-Darmstadt. Gulden, 1837. KM-304. Sharply struck
with dark attractive toning. NGC AU-58. ....... $300-$400
PCGS# 492779.
PCGS# 766597.
3667 Hannover. Taler, 1856-B. KM-220. Finest certified by
NGC. Toned. NGC MS-64. ............................. $150-$250
PCGS# 244507.
3671 Hesse-Darmstadt. Gulden, 1848. KM-327. Commemorating the political changes of the parliament, press, and
new constitution in 1848. Dark toning with areas of blue
hues. Very crisp details. NGC MS-62. ............. $500-$700
PCGS# 492799.
3672 Hesse-Darmstadt. 5 Mark, 1904. KM-373. Commemoration of the 400th birthday of Philipp the Magnanimous.
Tied for finest graded by NGC, with only two others. Some
light toning with natural lustrous surfaces and very crisp
details. NGC MS-65. ....................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 955272.
3673 Hesse-Darmstadt. 3 Mark, 1910-A. KM-375. Tied with
only one other as finest certified. Mottled toning. Lustrous
surfaces and very sharp details. NGC MS-65. . $300-$400
PCGS# 661910. NGC ID: 578846.
3674 Hohenzollern under Prussia. 1/2 Gulden, 1852-A. KM4. Finest certified specimen. Highly attractive iridescent
toning. NGC PROOF-65. ............................... $350-$500
3668 Harz. Baptismal Taler, ND (ca. 1730). Zellerfeld Mint.
Kat Souros-17. Dark toning.
NGC Medal EF-40. ......................................... $400-$600
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3680 Lubeck. 32 Shilling, 1797. Peter Friedrich Ludwig (17851802). KM-199. Finest certified specimen. Attractive toning. Nice strike. NGC MS-64. ......................... $350-$500
PCGS# 264110.
3681 Lubeck. 2 Mark, 1901A. KM-210. Bright and attractive.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 955227.
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3675 Kempten. Taler, 1748-MW. Engelbert von Sirgenstein.
Dav-2372; KM-40. Mount mark at 12 o’clock. Dull gray
toning with sharp features.
NGC Unc Details—Mount Removed. ........... $400-$600
PCGS# 786604.
3676 Lippe-Detmold. 1/21 Taler, 1621. Simon VII (1613-27).
KM-40. Without value in orb. Slightly rough strike. Attractively toned with some colored hues.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $150-$250
PCGS # 251667
3682 Mainz. 60 Kreuzer, 1673-MF. Lothar Friedrich (167375). KM-123. Toned and nice strike. Very attractive.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 799671.
3683 Mainz. Taler, 1794-FSIA. Friedrich Karl Joseph.
Dav-2432a; KM-400. A few light scratches. Lightly toned with lustrous surfaces and nice details.
PCGS# 480953.
3677 Lippe-Detmold. Taler Die Trial, 1685-IH. cf.Dav-6899;
cf.KM-Pn5. A very interesting die trial strike in lead. Very
nice considering the softness of lead. A few surface marks
and edge dings. BOLD VERY FINE. .............. $500-$700
PCGS # 341086
3678 Lippe-Detmold. Taler, 1860-A. Berlin Mint. KM-267.
Tied with only one other for finest certified. Mottled toning with underlying luster. NGC MS-63. ........ $150-$250
PCGS# 490274.
3684 Mainz. Taler, 1796-FS//IA. Friedrich Karl Joseph (1774-1802). Dav-2435; KM-416. Finest certified. Dark toning with underlying luster. Nice strike.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 480958.
3685 Mansfeld. Taler, 1541. Gebhard VII, Albrecht VII,
Philipp II, & Johan Georg I (1540-46). Dav-9513. The
legend of St. George slaying the dragon. Toned with nice
details. NGC VF-35......................................... $350-$500
3686 Mansfeld-Friedeburg. Taler, 1597. Peter Ernst IV
(1580-1626). Dav-9510; KM-MB-52. Minor field tooling.
NGC AU Details—Tooled.............................. $200-$300
3679 Lubeck. Taler, 1588. Dav-9411. Toned.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $500-$700
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3687 Mecklenburg-Schwerin. 2/3 Taler, 1825. KM-261. KM261. Finest certified example. Planchet flaw at 3 o’clock on
the obverse. Bright reflective surfaces with crisp details.
Very appealing. NGC MS-62. ......................... $500-$700
PCGS# 251780.
3694 Munsterberg-Oels. Taler, 1620-BH. Heinrich Wenceslas
& Karl Friedrich (1617-39). Dav-7097; KM-43. Pleasing
gray pearlescent toning.
PCGS# 218356.
3688 Mecklenburg-Schwerin. 2/3 Taler, 1840. KM-288. Dark
multicolored toning. NGC MS-64. ................. $200-$300
3695 Nurnberg. Taler, 1623. Dav-5636; KM-52. Toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 484675.
PCGS# 492093.
3689 Mecklenburg-Schwerin. Taler, 1864-A. KM-A311. Finest
certified example. Mottled toning. Bright lustrous surfaces.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 495224.
3690 Mecklenburg-Schwerin. 5 Mark, 1904-A. KM-334. Commemorating the wedding of Friedrich Franz IV. Toned.
NGC MS-64 .................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 768383.
3691 Mecklenburg-Schwerin. 3 Mark, 1915-A. KM-340. 100
years as Grand Duchy. Golden hued toning with very sharp
details. NGC MS-65. ....................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 768381.
3692 Metz. Taler, 1641. Dav-5583; KM-27. Noticeable scratch
on obverse. Toned with underlying luster.
NGC AU Details—Obverse Damage............. $200-$300
3696 Nurnberg. Taler, 1624. Dav-5637; KM-71. Toned. Nice
strike. NGC AU-58.......................................... $450-$600
PCGS# 484687.
3697 Nurnberg. Silver Longing for Peace in Nurnberg, 1629.
56.1 mm; 33.5 gms. Wiecek-111/87j; Pax in Nummis-1150;
Mave’-131. By S. Dadler. Praying man in foreground,
scenes of war to the left and of peace to the right, hands
from cloud holds a sword and a heart, the Hebrew word for
Jeovah is engraved twice (once near each hand); Reverse:
Crowned heart superimposed on a crossed scythe and
shovel, a crown above, and clasped hands above a view of
Nuremberg below; the date 1629 is engraved in a cartouche
near the bottom. Some minor chasing in the reverse field.
Numerous minor edge bumps and evidence of previous
mounting, otherwise VERY FINE. ................. $300-$500
3698 Nurnberg. 1/2 Ducat, 1700-GFN. Fr-1888; KM-225.
Klippe. Lustrous and attractive.
NGC Unc Details—Rim Damage. ................. $250-$350
PCGS# 830941.
3693 Munster. Taler Klippe, 1660. KM-323; Mailliet-pl.
87#2. Uniface. Toned. Sharply struck and attractive.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $450-$550
3699 Oldenburg. Taler, 1866-B. KM-196. Attractive toning
with bright surfaces and crisp details.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 518974.
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3700 Paderborn. Silver Medal, 1719. Sede Vacante. 44.67 mm; 29.2 gms. Zepernick-241. Charlemagne in a circle of shields; Reverse:
Saint Liborius in a circle of shields. Dark toned. Sharply struck. NGC AU-58. .................................................................. $400-$600
3701 Passau. Taler, 1712. Johann Philipp von Lamberg (1689-1712). Dav-2520; KM-60. Removed from a mount. Sharply struck with
dark iridescent toning. Very attractive. NGC Unc Details—Mount Removed. ................................................................. $500-$700
3702 Pomerania. 2/3 Taler, 1690-ILA. Karl XI (of Sweden) (1660-1697). KM-307.1. Swedish occupation. Sharply struck. Some surface
hairlines, otherwise an interesting and wholesome piece. NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines...................................... $350-$500
3703 Prussia. Silver Medal, 1763. Friedrich II (1740-66). 45mm; 21.90 gms. Betts-446; Schulman, Pax-595; Olding-931; Henckel-1658.
Commemorating the Treaty of Hubertusburg. By J. L. Oexlein. Inscription reads, “IAM REDIRE AVDET” (Now dares to return).
Depiction of Germania holding a scepter and an ear of grain. Hubertusburg Palace on reverse. Toned iridescent surfaces. Well struck
features. ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ............................................................................................................................. $200-$300
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3716 Prussia. 3 Mark, 1914-A. KM-538. Toned.
NGC PROOF-64. ........................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 650066.
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3704 Prussia. Taler 1794-A. Friedrich Wilhelm II (1786-97).
Dav-2599; KM-360.1. Toned with underlying luster. Nice
strike and very attractive. NGC MS-62. .......... $400-$600
3705 Prussia. 1/3 Taler, 1802-A. KM-380. Frederich Wilhelm
III. Light adjustment marks. Reverse has frosty toning.
Nice, clean details throughout. NGC MS-62... $350-$500
3717 Prussia. 3 Mark, 1915-A. KM-539. Commemorating the
centenary of the absorption of Mansfield. Light attractive
toning. Lustrous and attractive.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 871585.
PCGS# 428676.
3706 Prussia. 2 Taler, 1840-A. Berlin Mint. KM-425. Dark toning with some iridescent highlights. Well struck with sharp
features. NGC MS-63. ..................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 198405.
3707 Prussia. Taler, 1861-A. KM-489. Commemorating the
coronation of Wilhelm and Augusta. Toned with underlying luster and very sharp details.
NGC MS-65. ..................................................... $75-$125
PCGS# 198353.
3708 Prussia. Taler, 1866-A. KM-494. Commemorating the
Prussian victory over Austria. Light iridescent toning over
surfaces with underlying luster peering through. Very
sharp features. NGC MS-66. ........................... $175-$250
3718 Regensburg. Taler, 1759-ICB. Dav-2619; KM-374. Struck
in the name of Franz I of Austria. Toned with underlying
luster. Nice strike. NGC AU-58. ...................... $400-$600
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 756547.
PCGS# 289593.
3709 Prussia. Taler, 1866-A. KM-494. Light mottled toning.
Bright luster and sharp details.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $100-$150
3719 Reuss-Gera. Pfennig, 1761-LM. Heinrich XXX (17481802). KM-65. Well struck. Attractive glossy brown surfaces. NGC MS-64 BN. ................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 266509.
PCGS# 289593.
3710 Prussia. 10 Mark, 1872-A. Fr-3819; KM-502.
PCGS# 289961. NGC ID: 583152.
3711 Prussia. 10 Mark, 1872-A. Fr-3819; KM-502. Faint hairlines. Very lustrous specimen with well struck features.
PCGS# 83152. NGC ID: 583152.
3712 Prussia. 5 Marks, 1888A. KM-512. Toned.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 583106. NGC ID: 583106.
3713 Prussia. 5 Mark, 1888-A. Friedrich III. KM-512. Sharply
struck. Toned.
PCGS# 189407.
3714 Prussia. 5 Mark, 1888-A. KM-512.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $100-$150
3720 Reuss-Obergreiz. 3 Mark, 1909-A. Berlin Mint. KM130. Some toning with lustrous and bright surfaces.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 495039.
3721 Reuss-Schleiz. 2 Mark, 1884-A. Berlin Mint. KM 82.
Bust of Heinrich XIV. NGC AU Details—
PCGS# 583106. NGC ID: 583106.
3715 Prussia. 20 Mark, 1888-A. Friedrich III. Fr-3828;
KM-515. NGC MS-64. .................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 290150. NGC ID: 583306.
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3722 Saxe Gotha. Taler, 1618. Dav-7429; KM-17. Johann Casimir & Johann Ernst II (1572-1633). Dark toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 850382.
3723 Saxe-Meiningen. 2 Gulden, 1854. KM-166.
PCGS# 783936.
3724 Saxe-Meiningen. 3 Mark, 1908-D. KM-203. Deep multicolored old envelope tone. NGC MS-65. ........ $250-$350
3730 Saxony, Ernestine line. Taler, 1534. Johann Friedrich
I (1532-47). Dav-9719; MB-195. Attractive toning with
some underlying luster. NGC AU-55. ............. $400-$600
PCGS# 652216.
3731 Saxony, Ernestine line. Taler, 1542. Johann Friedrich I
(1532-47). Dav-9730. Several small scratches on reverse.
Toned. Nice strike.
PCGS# 505006.
PCGS# 292362.
3725 Saxe-Old-Weimar. Taler, 1587. Friedrich Wilhelm I with
Johann III (1573-1602). Dav-9774; MB-59. First year
mintage of this series (1587-94). Dark iridescent toning.
Nice details. NGC AU-58. ............................... $400-$600
3726 Saxe-Old-Weimer. Taler, 1594. Dav-9774; MB-59. Nice,
even strike and attractive toning.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $350-$500
3727 Saxe-Old-Weimar. Taler, 1595. Friedrich Wilhelm I
with Johann III (1573-1602). Dav-9777; KM-70. Dark
iridescent toning. Nice strike with good details.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $350-$500
3728 Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. Pfennig, 1858-A. KM-205. A
very bright and reflective piece with red toning in areas.
Very well struck features showing through nicely. Set in
an older NGC slab. Very choice. Set in an older NGC slab.
NGC PROOF-66 RD. ..................................... $175-$250
3729 Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. 5 Mark, 1908-A. KM-220. Commemorative for the 350th anniversary of Jena University.
Bust of Johan Friedrich the Magnanimous. Old envelope
toning, exhibiting dark blue hues. Underlying luster with
very crisp details. NGC MS-65........................ $200-$300
PCGS# 292746.
3732 Saxony, Albertine line. Taler, 1547. Moritz (1541-53).
Dav-9786; MB-96. Toned. Nice features.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $400-$600
3733 Saxony-Albertine. Taler, 1560. August (1553-86). Dav9795. Dark toned. NGC EF-45. ....................... $200-$300
PCGS# 150737.
3734 Saxony-Albertine. 1594-HB. Christian II, Johann Georg
& August (1591-1611). Dav-9820; MB-314. “Three Brothers” Taler. Attractive old grey and gold toning. Well struck
for type. NGC AU-58. ..................................... $375-$500
PCGS# 167737.
3735 Saxony-Albertine. Taler, 1598. Christian II, Johann
Georg & August (1591-1611). Dav-9820; MB-314. “Three
Brothers” Taler. Multicolored toning.
PCGS# 159115.
3736 Saxony. Albertine Line. Taler, 1611. Christian II, Johann Georg I & August (1591-1611). Dav-7569; KM-43;
Schnee-777. Struck to commemorate the death of Christian II. Once cleaned surfaces, now retoning with some
blue highlights.
NGC VF Details—Mount Removed.............. $150-$250
PCGS# 768912.
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3737 Saxony. Taler, 1615. Johann Georg I & August (1611-15). Dav-7573; KM-44. Minor graffiti in field. Attractive toning. Nice strike.
NGC AU Details—Graffiti. ................................................................................................................................................. $200-$300
PCGS# 768920.
3738 Saxony. Albertine Line. Ducat, 1616-IHS. Queen Sophia (1582-1622). Fr-2642; KM-126. Restrike. Much luster remaining.
NGC AU-58. ........................................................................................................................................................................ $300-$400
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 753207.
3739 Saxony. Battle of Breitenfeld Silver Medal, 1631. Johann Georg I (1615-56). 64.10 mm; 57.17 gms. By S. Dadler. Pax, Justice and
Constantia togate standing atop a hill overlooking Breitenfeld (today a district of Leipzig) with hand descending from cloud above;
Reverse: View of battlefield with angel descending from clouds above wielding sword. The Battle of Breitenfeld was the first major
victory for the combined Swedish and other Protestant forces in the Thirty Years War. The impressive and expansive design is quite
successful in conveying the scope of the battle and the sense of righteous victory on the part of the Protestants. Some scattered shallow scratches and some light old tooling can be noted near the descending angel. Slightly bent, a few edge bumps. Otherwise a handsome large size medal with even old toning. VERY FINE. .................................................................................................. $300-$500
3740 Saxony. 1/4 Taler, 1646-CR. Johann Georg I (1615-56). KM-407. Evidence of previous mount removal. Lovely rose hued toning.
NGC EF Details—Mount Removed. .................................................................................................................................. $100-$150
PCGS# 269349.
3741 Saxony. Albertine Line. Taler Klippe, 1669. Dav-7632; KM-528. Struck to commemorate the birth of Johann Georg IV. Some small
planchet flaws near center and hairline crack at 7 o’clock as struck. Nicely toned with some russet highlights around devices. Mount
skillfully removed from top corner, still very attractive. NGC EF Details—Mount Removed. .......................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 449761.
3742 Saxony. Taler, 1763-FWOF. Friedrich Christian as Elector (1763). Dav-2677c; KM-962; Schnee-1053. Dark iridescent toning with
hints of blue. Nicely struck and very attractive. NGC AU-58. ............................................................................................. $400-$600
PCGS# 630015.
3743 Saxony. Taler, 1786-IEC. Dav-2695; KM-992.2.A great deal of luster. A few parallel adjustment marks below the bust and along the
reverse rim at 11 o’clock. Pleasant overall look. NGC Unc Details—Surface Hairlines...................................................... $225-$300
PCGS# 731125.
3744 Saxony. Taler, 1803-IEC. Dav-850; KM-1027.2. Toned. Nice strike and very attractive. NGC MS-64. .............................. $350-$500
PCGS# 104405. NGC ID: 586151.
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3745 Saxony. Taler, 1827-S. KM-1111.1. Commemorating the death of King Friedrich August. Mottled toning with underlying luster and sharp details.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 257317.
3746 Saxony. Taler, 1828-S. KM-1112. Dark toned. Nice strike.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 257322.
3747 Saxony. 2 Taler, 1854-F. KM-1183. Struck to commemorate the death of King Friedrich August II. Speckled
gunmetal toning on obverse with some lighter hues near
rim, reverse toning is mostly confined to periphery save
for one darker spot in center. Underlying luster throughout. A lower mintage issue with only 6,148 pieces struck.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 489176.
3748 Saxony. Taler, 1855-F. Dav-885; KM-1187. Commemorating the visit to the mint by King Johann. Toned.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 354338.
3749 Saxony. Taler, 1858-F. KM-1192. Dappled old envelope
toning on both sides with underlying luster.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 354346.
3750 Saxony. Taler, 1871-B. KM-1230. Commemorating victory over France. Dark toned. NGC MS-65. ... $200-$300
3756 Saxony. 2 Mark, 1909. KM-1268. Commemorating the 500th anniversary of the University of
Leipzig. Hard mirror surfaces with frosted devices.
PCGS PROOF-65. .......................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 294185.
3757 Saxony. 5 Mark, 1909. KM-1269. Commemorating the
500th anniversary of Leipzig University. Very attractive old
envelope toning, exhibiting hues of red, purple and blue.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 242505.
3758 Schaumburg-Lippe. Taler, 1860-B. Dav-909; KM-46.
Sharply struck and lustrous. NGC AU-58. ...... $250-$350
PCGS# 847001.
3759 Schwarzburg-Sondershausen. Taler, 1870-A. Dav-921;
KM-148. Dark toning on obverse with golden toning on
reverse. NGC MS-61. ...................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 796474.
3760 Stolberg-Stolberg. 24 Mariengroschen (2/3 Taler), 1724. Christof Friedrich (1704-38). KM-134.
Beautifully toned with iridescence around the rim.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 586425. NGC ID: 586425.
3751 Saxony. 2 Taler, 1872-B. KM-1231.1. Lettered edge.
Struck for the golden wedding anniversary of Johann and Amelie. Dark toning. Very sharp strike.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 586475.
3752 5 Mark, 1902-E. KM-1246. Struck to commemorate the
death of King Albert. Multicolored toning.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 6715. NGC ID: 586715.
3753 Saxony. 2 Mark, 1903-E. KM-631. Very bright
and lustrous, with sharp details throughout.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $300-$400
3761 Trier. Taler, ND (1794-GM). Clemens Wenzel von
Sachsen (1768-1802). Dav-2837; KM-352.1. Contribution Taler. Date in chronogram. Toned. Nice strike.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 277853.
PCGS# 294155.
3754 Saxony. 5 Mark, 1903-E. KM-1258. Toned with areas of
bright luster. NGC MS-64. .............................. $350-$500
PCGS# 294247.
3762 Westphalia. 20 Franc, 1809-C. Fr-3517; C-33a. Lightly
cleaned.
NGC EF Details—Surface Hairlines. ............ $350-$500
PCGS# 250575.
3755 Saxony. 10 Mark, 1906-E. Fr-3849; KM-1264.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 294315.
3763 Wurttemberg. Taler, 1812-ILW. Dav-945; KM-517.
RARE. Mintage of only 2,000 pieces. Mottled toning
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 950059.
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3764 Wurttemberg. 2 Gulden, 1824-W. KM-553. Old envelope toning with gold and light blue hues over lustrous
surfaces. Just a touch of wear on high point of head.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 356628.
3767 Wurttemberg. 2 Taler, 1869. KM-618. Struck to commemorate the restoration of the Ulm Cathedral. Lovely old
envelope toning which barely subdues the high flashing
luster beneath. The finest certified mint state example of
this type. NGC MS-64..................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 191310.
3768 Wurttemberg. 5 Mark, 1876-F. KM-623. Multicolored
toning. NGC AU-53. ....................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 296332.
3769 Wurttemberg. 2 Mark, 1898-F. KM-631. Finest certified.
Prooflike with hard mirror surfaces. An exceptionally attractive superb gem. NGC MS-66. .................. $350-$500
PCGS# 458158.
3770 Wurttemberg. 3 Mark, 1911-F. KM-635.
PCGS# 416683.
3765 Wurttemberg. 2 Taler, 1846. KM-596. Struck to commemorate the marriage of Crown Prince Karl to Olga
Nikolaevna, Grand Duchess of Russia. Lovely old envelope toning over lustrous surfaces with highlights of blue,
yellow and gold. Some light scattered contact marks, but
none detract from the overall eye appeal of this piece.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 191309.
3766 Wurttemberg. Ducat, 1848-AD. Fr-3611; KM-587. Small
dig on reverse at 12 o’clock. Nice strike with attractive luster. NGC AU Details—Reverse Damage........ $500-$700
3771 Wurzburg. Taler, 1652. Johann Philipp Franz von
Schonborn (1642-73). Dav-5980; KM-140; Helmschrott-320. Nice strike. Mild toning. Some hairlines
and evidence of past cleaning, small evidence at compass points of mounting in a bezel. NGC AU Details—
PCGS# 371460.
PCGS# 181874.
3772 Anti-Papal Medal, ND (16th-17th Century). 37.5 mm;
19.2 gms. Goppel-122. Double portrait Pope/Devil, legend
“STULTI ALIQUANDO SAPIENTES” with “666” above
Pope’s mitre; Reverse: Double portrait Priest/Jester, legend
“ECCLESIA PERVERSA TENET FACIEM DIABOLI”.
Choice original cast. VERY FINE. .................. $150-$200
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3773 Mixed Minors, ca. 1694-1927. 16 pieces in lot. Comprised mostly of silver Guldens and copper Kreuzers from
various states, but also includes slightly more esoteric
pieces such as an 1840 Bavarian railroad medal in white
metal, an 1888 silver Jeton featuring Friedrich III of Prussia on one side and King Franz Josef I of Austria on the
other and an 1868 Austrian silver shooting medal. Some
pieces with old hairlines or minor flaws, but predominately a wholesome group. Retail value of about $1,400.
3774 Lot of (12) Medals, ca. 1713-1917. 12 pieces in lot. Comprised of medals 33 to 44 mm in diameter, (9) of which are
struck ion silver and the other (3) are struck in base metals.
Highlights among the silver pieces include a 42 mm 1713
medal of Anton Ulrich of Brunswick-Luneberg (Praun-493),
an 1882 50th anniversary of the Dusseldorf Racetrack and
a 1914 medal honoring Crown Prince Rupert of Bavaria.
Also includes a nice 1796 Stubenberg Taler (Dav-2213) and
an 1811 Westphalia 2/3 Taler. No major issues of note besides light circulation. Well worth a close inspection. Retail
value of more than $1,000. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
3775 Crowns & Minors, 1723-1931. 10 pieces in lot. A varied grouping of German Silver issues. A Prussian gold
5 Mark (1877) is also included. A nice grouping, with
only one piece with any notable issues, which is certified by NGC as AU Details with Surface Hairlines.
All pieces are in NGC holders. Besides the aforementioned coin, it is a problem free group. Retail value of
approximately $1,000. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
NGC EF-45 to NGC MS-64............................ $400-$600
3776 Lot of (5) Talers, ca. 1752-1852. 5 pieces in lot. Comprised of nice, if not quite UNCIRCULATED pieces
from Bavaria, Bamberg, Lubeck and Schaumburg-Lippe.
The most notable piece is the 1765 Dicktaler from Schaumburg-Lippe (Dav-2764), which has nice even envelope toning with some subdued colored hues at periphery. Some minor handling marks and old cleaning on the
Lubeck pieces are the only issues to note. Retail value of
about $750. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. VERY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $300-$500
3777 19th Century Medals, 1831, 1832 & 1849. Forschner-80
& 124; J/F-1038 & 1207. 3 pieces in lot. Honoring one of
the most influential Germans of the 18th century, Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832). Includes: 41 mm
A. Bovy 1831 medal, Kullrich’s 38 mm 1849 centenary
medal, and a 39 mm looped piece honoring his life dated 1832 and signed HW. The 1832 piece in gilt cast iron,
and the previous two in bronze. EXTREMELY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $100-$200
3778 Johann Friedrich August Borsig Bronze Medal, 1854.
79 mm; 238.35 gms. BDM-III, 245.. By W. Kullrich. Head
of Johann Borsig left with legend around; Reverse: Personification of industry (specifically locomotives) seated
left holding up Borsig locomotive, personification or
river travel seated in background looking on as the latest form of travel begins, factories in background. Lovely
slightly iridescent surfaces, a few trivial spots on obverse.
3779 Industrial Exposition Medals, 1854 & 1889. 2 pieces in
lot. Includes: German Industrial and Tradesmen Products Exposition in Munich 45mm white metal piece featuring a view of the exposition hall on the obverse and
a circle of arms on the reverse. Also includes an 85 mm
silvered white metal medal for the 1889 Hamburg Commercial, Industrial and Art Exhibition in Hamburg, features a dramatic visage of seated armored Germania holding shield with arms of Hamburg and cupid at feet, view
of exhibition grounds to right. Both pieces with a few
minor handling marks but overall pleasant in the hand.
EXTREMELY FINE. ........................................ $75-$125
3780 Shooting Medals, ca. 1875-1903. 7 pieces in lot. Includes:
1875 Stuttgart, 1878 Dusseldorf, 1884 Leipzig, 1890 Berlin,
1894 Mainz, 1900 Dresden and a 1903 Hannover. Two are on
36 mm square flans, while the others are on 38-42 mm round
flans. No major surface issues to note. retail value of over
$1,000. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. EXTREMELY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $400-$600
3781 Richard Wagner Inaugural Session of the Bayreuth
Music festival Bronze Medal, ND (1876). 71 mm;
155.25 gms. BDM-VI, 482; Ni-2259. By Weiner. Head
of Wagner right; Reverse: Twelve characters from Wagner’s operas grouped on and around a bridge labeled
“BAYREUTH”. Rich semi-reflective mahogany surfaces.
3782 20 Pfennig, 1876-D. KM-5. A sharply struck toned gem.
PCGS MS-66 Secure Holder. ........................... $70-$100
PCGS# 299666.
3783 20 Pfennig, 1876-D. KM-5. A sharply struck lightly toned
gem. PCGS MS-66 Secure Holder.................... $70-$100
PCGS# 299666.
3784 Mark, 1902-D. KM-14. Only one higher graded for finest
certified from NGC. Bright reflective surfaces with very
sharp details. Very choice.
NGC PROOF-65 CAMEO. ............................ $150-$250
PCGS# 530848.
3785 Silver Crowns & Minors, ca.1903-25. 11 pieces in lot.
Comprised of 3 and 5 Mark pieces from various states during the period of Empire. All pieces with old envelope toning and several with beautiful colored hues. In particular
are a very nice 1909 Hamburg 3 Mark (KM-620) and a
1911 Wurttemberg 3 Mark (KM-636). Also included is a
1925 Rhineland commemorative 3 Mark (KM-46). Many
high grade pieces. Retail value of about $1,150. SOLD
AS IS/NO RETURNS. ALMOST UNCIRCULATEDUNCIRCULATED. ........................................ $500-$700
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3786 Mark, 1904-G. KM-14. Razor sharp strike. Light iridescent
toning. Truly exceptional quality with great eye appeal.
PCGS# 455849.
3787 Shooting Competition Prize Medal, 1905. 50 x 63
mm; 34.4 gms. Silver, gilt and enamels. Green enameled, four-armed, eight-pointed, green cross mounted on
a gilt laurel wreath. On the cross, amid silver oak leaves
are crossed rifles and a banner inscribed “EINHEIT GEMEINSIN/ VATERLANDSLEIBE”, atop all this a central
blue enameled medallion displays the date, 1905; Reverse:
Blank except for fineness marking “800 SILBER” and
the maker’s name “HOH. ALOYS BRUUN”, whose jewelry manufacturing firm was in Munster. Enamels show
some chipping on the lower arm of the cross. Overall
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $150-$250
3788 1/2 Mark, 1908-D. KM-17. Beautifully toned.
NGC MS-66. ................................................... $100-$150
3795 5 Mark, 1927-A. KM-51. 100th anniversary of the Bremerhaven. A few scattered light marks on the highest points
being the only evidence of handling. Blast white with full
satin luster. NGC MS-65. ................................ $400-$600
PCGS# 301808.
PCGS# 300112.
3789 25 Pfennig, 1910-E. KM-18. Only one higher graded for
finest certified. Matte gray outer fields and center details
with bright reflective backgrounds.
PCGS# 412313.
3790 The Russian Hydra Medal, 1914. 56.6 mm. K-137. By Karl
Goetz. Cast bronze. German eagle attacking multi-headed
beast; Reverse: Nine line anti-Russian legend. Problem free
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $150-$250
3791 Town & Country Bronze Medal, ND (1919). 58 mm;
68.34 gms. K-219. By Karl Goetz. City dwellers gathered in bread line; Reverse: Robust country citizen
seated at table as haus frau brings full bowl of steaming meats and vegetables, cat below lapping at large
bowl. Minor rub on highest points. Deep patina.
3792 Forty Piece Notgeld Set, 1921. 40 pieces in set. Includes:
aluminum 20 Pfennig pieces in original glass-topped black
leatherette box of issue, size approximately 6.5 x 4.8 inches.
Box contains four display pages of 10 Notgeld each. Box
somewhat tattered but intact. Glass cracked but intact.
GEM UNCIRCULATED. ............................... $150-$250
3793 5 Reichsmark, 1925-F. KM-47. 1,000th year of the Rhineland. Toned. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS # 301977
3794 3 Reichsmark, 1925-F. KM-46. Second finest certified example at NGC. 1,000th year of the Rhineland commemorative. NGC PROOF-64 CAMEO...................... $175-$250
PCGS# 301592.
3796 3 Mark, 1927-F. KM-54. 450th anniversary of Tubingen
University commemorative. Beautiful iridescent toning
over flashing proof surfaces.
NGC PROOF-65. ........................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 301673.
3797 5 Mark, 1927-F. KM-54. 450th anniversary of Tubingen
University. Attractive golden toning. Very sharp looking
specimen. NGC MS-63. .................................. $250-$350
PCGS# 301672.
3798 3 Mark, 1928-A. KM-57. Founding of Naumburg 900th
anniversary commemorative.
PCGS # 301674
3799 3 Reichsmark, 1928-D. KM-58. 400th anniversary of the
death of Albrecht Durer commemorative. Outer legends
are toned with dark areas on obverse. Inner legends have
bright reflective surfaces. Scarce with a mintage of only
50,000 pieces. Somewhat darker toned near the legends.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 301676.
3800 3 Reichsmark, 1929-A. KM-64. 10th anniversary of the
Weimar Constitution commemorative. Multicolored toning present with some dark areas on the reverse. Very sharp
details with vivid coloration make this an appealing piece.
NGC PROOF-63. ............................................. $75-$125
PCGS# 301917.
3801 3 Reichsmark, 1929-J. KM-60. 200th anniversary of
the birth of Gotthold Lessing commemorative. Spotted toning areas with reflective surfaces and crisp details
NGC PROOF-62. ........................................... $150-$225
PCGS# 767108.
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3802 5 Reichsmark, 1929-J. KM-61. 200th anniversary of
the birth of Gotthold Lessing commemorative. Spotted toning areas with reflective surfaces and crisp details.
NGC PROOF-63. ........................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 710147.
3803 5 Marks, 1929-F. KM-61. 200th anniversary of the birth
of Gotthold Lessing commemorative.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 301899.
3804 3 Mark, 1931-A. KM-72. 300th anniversary of the rebuilding of Magdeburg commemorative. Lustrous and attractive. NGC MS-63............................................. $150-$200
PCGS # 301764
3805 5 Reichsmark, 1931-F. KM-56. Oak tree.
ANACS MS-60 Details—Cleaned. ................ $100-$150
PCGS # 301840
3806 5 Mark, 1935-G. KM-83. Potsdam Garrison Church.
NGC MS-62. ....................................................... $60-$80
PCGS# 303163.
3807 Mark, 1955-G. KM-110. Key date. The finest certified example. Brilliant surfaces. KM Catalog value of $1,650 in
MS-60. NGC MS-66........................................ $500-$700
PCGS# 599106. NGC ID: 599106.
3811 Crown, ND (1625-26). Charles I (1625-49). S-2711;
North-2181a; Fr-248; KM-136. Cross cavalry mintmark. Group B, second bust. Punch mark on reverse.
NGC VF Details—Damaged. ........................ $350-$500
PCGS# 519140.
3812 1/2 Crown, ND (ca. 1641-43). S-2779; North-2214;
Booker-371. Group IV, fourth horseman, type 4. Triangle
in circle mintmark indicates the Tower mint (1641-43).
A really well struck example. Attractive old cabinet tone.
PCGS# 517748.
3813 Shilling, ND (1641-43). Tower Mint. Charles I (162549). S-2799; KM-109. Triangle in circle. Unevenly struck,
but quite lustrous.
3814 Marriage of Princess Mary to William of Orange Medal,
1641. James I (1603-25). 72 mm; 99.2 gms. Eimer-137;
Van Loon-II, 251. Silver. Standing figures of William and
Mary facing each other, a cherub over each figure presenting wreaths, dove above, palace in the distance, five
divided lines of Latin text, date of the ceremony in exergue; Reverse: Pallas receiving olive branch from Peace,
five lines of inscription above, in exergue “NOVI IMPERII AUSPICIO BONO”, and sculptor’s name- J. Blum.
No significant damage, but the contact marks and edge
ticks are a slight distraction. Deep gray patina largely removed long ago by polishing, now beginning to re-tone.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $300-$400
3815 Marriage of Charles II & Catherine Silver Medal, 1662.
Charles II (1660-85). 43 mm; 42.16 gms. Eimer-224. By
J. Roettier. Moderate circulation and some contact marks.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $250-$350
GREAT BRITAIN
3808 Penny, ND (ca. 1029-36). Dover Mint. Cnut (1016-35).
S-1159; N-790. Moneyer Cinsige. Short cross type. Good
strike with full legends. A few peck marks. Dark attractive
toning. NGC AU Details—Peck Marked. ...... $300-$400
PCGS# 895894.
3809 Penny, ND (1062-65). York Mint. Edward the Confessor (1042-66). S-1183; North-830. Moneyer Iolana. Facing bust/small cross type. Sharp portrait. Attractive toning.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 895880.
3810 Shilling, ND (ca. 1551-53). London Mint. Edward VI
(1547-53). S-2482; North-1937. Toned.
NGC VF Details—Reverse Graffiti. ................ $75-$125
3816 British Colonization Silver Medal, 1670. By J. Roettier.
Charles II (1660-85). 41.68 mm; 34.55 gms. Eimer-245;
Betts-44; MI-546/203. Conjoined busts of King Charles
II and Catherine of Braganza right, legend around; Reverse: Globe including lines of longitude and latitude.
Some scattered contact marks and one notable edge
bump at 2 o’clock, otherwise an attractive toned piece.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS # 418071
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3820 6 Pence, 1697. William III. KM-484.9. Late harp, large
crowns on reverse. Attractive old cabinet toning. Lustrous
and original surfaces. PCGS MS-63................ $300-$400
PCGS# 615006. NGC ID: 451138.
GREAT BRITAIN
3817 1/2 Penny, 1673. Charles II (1660-85). S-3393;
KM-437. Nice even chocolate brown surfaces.
NGC MS-61 BN. ............................................. $500-$700
PCGS# 610328.
3821 1 Shilling, 1699. ESC-1117; KM-492.2. All legends
are legible with good overall details. Some light deposits and marks. Dark toned. NGC VF Details—
Environmental Damage................................. $250-$350
3822 Peace of Utrecht Medals, 1713. Anne (1702-14). 34.8
mm; 15.65 gms (each). Eimer-460. 2 pieces in lot. A pair
of medals, which Eimer notes as struck from several pairs
of dies. Both the same design, but varying in small details.
Draped, laureate bust of Queen Anne facing left, name
and titles around; Reverse: Britannia standing, holding
olive branch, shield and spear; ships left, farming scene
right, legend “COMPOSITIS. VENERATVR. ARMIS.” Roman numeral date in exergue. By. J. Crocker. Both pieces
problem free with attractive toning. EXTREMELY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $200-$300
3823 Coronation of George I Silver Medal, 1714. George I
(1714-27). 34.5 mm; 14.2 gms. Eimer-470; MYB-291i.
Laureate, armored and draped bust of King George I
right; Reverse: Enthroned king being crowned by Britannia, date in exergue. From a mintage of 1,200 pieces struck in silver. Wholesome pearl gray surfaces.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $175-$250
3824 Jacobite AE Medal, MDCCXXI (1721). George I (171427). Eimer-493. Draped cuirassed bust of James Elder Pretender facing right; Reverse: Horse of Hanover trampling
lion and unicorn before city view. Chocolate brown patina.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $300-$400
3825 6 Pence, 1728. George II. S-3707; KM-564.1. First year
minted under the rule of George II. A very bright and lustrous example. NGC MS-62. ........................... $375-$450
PCGS# 275093.
3826 Farthing, 1733. George II. S-3720; KM-572. Attractive
chocolate brown copper tone.
PCGS MS-63 BN Secure Holder. ................... $200-$300
PCGS# 140399.
3818 Congress of the Allies at the Hague Medal Struck in
Silver, by P.H. Muller, 1691. William and Mary (168894). 49.97 mm; 44.56 gms. Eimer-334; v. Loon-IV,
41. Courage and Concord, standing before Prudence,
clasp hand above alter, legend around; Reverse: Jupiter, as William III, presiding in the midst of gods seated
in council, two line curved inscription above with four
line inscription in exergue. Light attractive multicolored toning showing golden, red, azure and green hues.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $500-$700
3827 Farthing, 1739. George II. S-3720; KM-572. Attractive
natural copper brown tone. Very crisp details.
PCGS# 610082.
3828 Farthing, 1746. George II (1727-60). S-3722; KM-581.2.
Glossy mahogany toning with traces of mint orange luster
around some devices.
PCGS# 142220.
3829 Farthing, 1746. George II. S-3722; KM-581.2. Attractive
natural copper brown tone. Sharp details.
PCGS# 142220.
3819 1/2 Penny, 1697. William III (1694-1702). S-3554; KMA483.1. Glossy and appealing. Finest certified by PCGS.
PCGS# 531689.
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3836 Farthing, 1773. George III. S-3775; KM-602.
Re-punched “3” on date. Attractive chocolate brown
copper tone with areas of underlying luster.
PCGS# 610298.
GREAT BRITAIN
3830 1/2 Penny, 1750. George II (1727-60). S-3719; KM-579.2.
Sharply struck. Pleasing chocolaty patina. Tied for finest
certified. PCGS MS-65 BN Secure Holder. .... $400-$600
PCGS# 610334.
3837 Guinea, 1773. George III (1760-1820). S-3727; Fr-354;
KM-600. Third laureate bust right. Removed from a
mount, with evidence at 12 o’clock. Some very minor contact marks on the obverse. Surfaces are somewhat bright
from extended time in suspension. Otherwise well detailed.
PCGS# 610026.
Ex: Ponterio & Associates October 1992 Auction Lot #427.
3831 1/2 Crown, 1750. George II (1727-60). S-3696; KM-584.2.
NGC AU Details—Artificial Toning. ............ $700-$900
PCGS # 610053
3838 Farthing, 1774. George III (1760-1820). S-3775; KM-602.
Pleasing mahogany devices with lovely mint red luster around. Tied with one other for finest certified.
PCGS MS-64 RB Secure Holder. ................... $350-$500
PCGS# 610086.
3839 Farthing, 1774. George III. S-3774; KM-601. Attractive
natural copper toning. Very crisp details with luster showing throughout.
PCGS# 610344.
3832 1/2 Penny, 1752. George II (1727-60). S-3719; KM-579.2.
Bright and appealing with an explosion of mint red
on the reverse. Tied with one other for finest certified.
PCGS# 610334.
3833 King George III Portrait Bronze Relief, ND (ca. 1770).
58.42 mm; 6.88 gms. George III (1760-1820). BHM140. Bust of George III right with hair tied behind,
wearing a coat with an order sash, legend around;
Reverse: Incuse of obverse. Small crack near head.
ALMOST EXTREMELY FINE. ....................... $75-$150
3834 1/2 Penny, 1771. George III (1760-1820). S-3774; KM601. Lovely mahogany surfaces. Tied with eight other
examples for finest certified.
PCGS# 610311.
3835 1/2 Penny, 1771. George III (1760-1820). KM-601. Very
lustrous chocolate brown copper. A very attractive coin
with claims to a higher grade.
NGC AU-55 BN. ............................................. $100-$150
3840 Farthing, 1775. George III (1760-1820). S-3775; KM-602.
Bright orange and very appealing. The finest certified example. PCGS MS-65 RB Secure Holder......... $500-$700
PCGS# 610086.
3841 Warwickshire. Lot of (57) Conder Tokens, ca. 179195. A selection of (57) Birmingham Mining and Copper Company and related Conder tokens, a neat group
for inventory or study purposes. BIRMINGHAM
FINE to EXTREMELY FINE. ........................ $400-$600
3842 Guinea, 1794. George III (1760-1820). S-3729; Fr-356;
KM-609. NGC GOOD-06. ............................. $275-$350
PCGS# 881000. NGC ID: 452845.
3843 Penny, 1797-SOHO. George III. S-3777; KM618. Attractive multicolored toning. Sharp details.
NGC MS-63 BN. ............................................. $300-$500
PCGS# 610337.
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GREAT BRITAIN
3844 2 Pence, 1797-SOHO. S-2776; KM-619. Teal color in the
waves beneath Britannia highlight the iridescent toned reverse. Elusive in knock-free condition. Housed in a double
thick NGC holder. NGC MS-62 BN. .............. $500-$700
3850 “Passage of the Douro” Medal, 1820. 40.71 mm; 39.3
gms. Eimer-997; BHM-671. Copper. Bust of the Duke of
Wellington; Reverse: Portuguese River god attempting to
hold back British ships. Originally struck in 1820 as part
of a series of national medals by Mudie commemorating
British victories. Chocolate hued copper toning with crisp
features. UNCIRCULATED. .......................... $100-$150
3851 Visit of George IV to Scotland Medal, 1822. 44.5 mm;
41.3 gms. Eimer-1162. By W. Bain. Bust of monarch to
left, his name and title around. Signed by engraver on
truncation; Reverse: Scotia kneeling, presents crown to
King, Edinburgh Castle in distance. Pierced at 12 o’clock.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 464040. NGC ID: 464040.
3845 2 Pence, 1797-SOHO. George III. S-3776; KM-619.
Natural dark chocolate brown copper toned. Very
nice details for type. Well struck. Nearly free of contact marks, which are normally found on this issue.
NGC AU-55 BN. ............................................. $300-$400
PCGS# 464040. NGC ID: 464040.
3846 1/2 Guinea, 1804. S-3737; Fr-364; KM-651. Seventh
laureate bust, short hair, right; Reverse: Crowned
quartered shield with arms. This bust type features a very different portrait in the classical, Roman style. Fully struck on both sides. Lightly cleaned.
3852 1/2 Crown, 1823. S-3808; KM-688. Second Reverse. Attractively toned showing hues of red and blue in the protected areas. PCGS MS-63 Secure Holder. ..... $600-$800
PCGS# 205978.
3853 1/2 Penny, 1826. S-3824.b; KM-69. Chocolate brown
throughout. Sharply struck.
PCGS# 201261.
PCGS# 881000. NGC ID: 461634.
3854 Penny, 1826. S-3823; KM-693. Even brown toning with
traces of natural luster showing through. Very sharp details. PCGS MS-64 BN Secure Holder. .......... $300-$500
PCGS# 202281.
3855 Penny, 1831. S-3845; KM-707. Attractive chocolate brown
toning. Nice features. NGC AU-55 BN. .......... $150-$250
3847 1/2 Guinea, 1809. S-3737; Fr-364; KM-651. Nice strike.
Faint toning and attractive luster.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 618070.
3848 Battle of Waterloo White Metal Medal, 1815. 73.5 mm;
147.52 gms. Eimer-1072; Bramsen-1736. Bust of Wellington in oval frame surmounted by an angel and radiant crown and supported by a palm laurel wreath, mantle below with inscription; Reverse: Equestrian figure of
General Blucher, the horse stomping on the crotch of the
bespectacled Davoust, the “Tyrant” of Hamburg. A small
dejected figure of Napoleon is positioned under the tail of
Blucher’s horse. Housed in a contemporary round hinged
case which is somewhat worn. The medal bears a gray
pewter patina with silvery highlights in the protected areas.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $150-$200
3849 1/2 Crown, 1820. KM-676. Some hairlines from old
cleaning, now toned.
PCGS# 205976.
PCGS# 202310. NGC ID: 464127.
3856 6 Pence, 1834. S-3836; ESC-1674; KM-712. Tied with three
others for finest certified by NGC. Lovely surfaces that
are highlighted with light peripheral toning. Very choice.
NGC MS-66. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 204816.
3857 Liverpool Shipwreck & Humane Society Marine Silver
Medal, 1839. 38 mm; 48 gms. MY-L7, Type III. Man on
floating wreckage taking a child from its drowning mother’s
arms, inscription “LORD, SAVE US. WE PERISH” above;
Reverse: Name of the society around a wreathed longlegged bird, hallmarks to left and right of date, at bottom;
edge inscribed “TO GEORGE DIXON FOR GALLANT
SERVICE, 15-3-28”. Swivel suspension, pin back attached
to extremely tattered black silk ribbon. The medal appears
to be cast. Toned. VERY FINE. ....................... $100-$150
3858 4 Pence (Groat), 1844. S-3913; KM-731.1.
NGC MS-61. ....................................................... $70-$90
PCGS# 63798. NGC ID: 463798.
3859 Crown, 1844. S-3882; KM-741.
NGC EF Details—Polished. ........................... $100-$150
PCGS# 206422.
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GREAT BRITAIN
3860 Farthing (1/4 Penny), 1849. S-3950; KM-725. Toned with
red copper surfaces and very sharp details. Scarce date.
NGC MS-62 BN. ............................................. $250-$350
PCGS# 200478.
3861 Great Exhibition of 1851 Bronze Prize Medal, 1851.
76.6 mm; 262.52 gms. Eimer-1456. By W. and L.C.
Wyon. Conjoined busts of Victoria and Albert left, trident to left and dolphins below; Reverse: Brittania bestows a wreath to Industry while Africa, Asia, Europe
and America look on, legend around, edge inscription
“PRIZE MEDAL OF THE EXHIBITION./B. BLACKBURN. CLASS XXVII.” Choice uniform mahogany finish. Housed in a hinged case marked “BARNBY, MAKER,
CLERKENWELL, LONDON”, inside the top silk lined lid.
3862 Sovereign, 1853. Fr-387e; S-3852d; KM-736.1.”W.W.”
raised. NGC AU-58. ........................................ $400-$500
3863 Sovereign, 1853. Fr-387e; S-3852d; KM-736.1.”W.W.”
raised. NGC AU-55. ........................................ $350-$450
3864 Penny, 1853. S-3948; KM-739. Ornamental Trident type.
Varied toning. Bright copper luster shows through with
sharp details.
PCGS# 202374.
3865 Crimea Service Medal, 1854. 36.1 mm. MY-119. Ornate
clasp for Sebastopol. Awarded to T. Collett, 1st Dragon
Guards. VERY FINE. ...................................... $125-$175
3866 Peace with Russia Medal, 1856. 50 mm. BHM-2577.
Figure of peace with shield bearing the Arms of Britain,
France, Italy, and Turkey accepts the sword of surrender
from the kneeling figure of Russia; Reverse: Nine line inscription within wreath, “THE TREATY OF/ PEACE/
WITH RUSSIA/ AFTER TWO YEARS WAR/ SIGNED AT
PARIS/ 30TH MARCH/ RATIFIED/ 28TH APRIL/ 1856”.
3867 Penny, 1857. KM-739. Large date. Iridescent toned surfaces. Very well struck and preserved features.
NGC MS-62 BN. ............................................. $150-$200
3868 Sovereign, 1857. Fr-387e; S-3852d; KM-736.1.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 62103. NGC ID: 462103.
3869 Maundy Set, 1859. KM-727, 729, 730 & 732. 4 pieces in
set. Includes: 1, 2, 3, and 4 Pence. Toned with nice luster
and sharp details. Very attractive.
UNCIRCULATED. ........................................ $300-$400
3870 Penny, 1859. S-3948. Lustrous chocolate brown patina.
NGC MS-62 BN. ............................................. $150-$250
3871 1/2 Penny, 1861. S-3956; KM-748.2. Four berries in wreath
type. Dark copper toning. Very well struck features with
sharp details. NGC MS-65 BN ........................ $150-$200
3872 1/2 Sovereign, 1870. Fr-389f; S-3860; KM-735.2. Die number 45. NGC AU-55. ....................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 206652.
3873 Penny, 1873. S-3954; KM-749.2. Dark toning in areas with
natural copper luster. Good luster in the protected areas.
Very crisp features. NGC MS-63 BN. ............. $125-$175
PCGS# 202523.
3874 Penny, 1882-H. KM-755. A lustrous and attractive piece
showing much original mint red.
NGC MS-63 RB. ............................................. $175-$250
PCGS# 202566.
3875 Minor Coins, 1884-92. KM-754, 755, & 762. 3 pieces
in lot. Includes: 1/4 Penny 1884, Penny 1892, and Florin 1887. The Penny and Florin exhibit some multicolored toning. Clean sharp details throughout all pieces.
PCGS MS-62 BN (1), MS-64 RB & MS-64. ... $200-$300
PCGS# 200655.
3876 Penny, 1889. S-3954; KM-755. Bright satin copper luster
throughout the surfaces. Well struck with crisp details. A
nearly full red, gem coin. NGC MS-64 RB...... $150-$250
3877 East & West African Silver Medal, ND (1892). 36 mm;
38.13 gms. MY-13xx. Draped and diademed head of the
Queen left, name to left, title to right; Reverse: Jungle skirmish between natives and British forces. Clasp inscribed
“SIERRA LEONE 1898-99”. Proper yellow with black
stripes ribbon. Edge inscribed “C. WATSON. A.B.H.M.S.
ST GEORGE” in Royal Navy Block capitals style. HMS St.
George was first class cruiser of the Edgar class 1892-1920.
Toned. NEARLY EXTREMELY FINE. .......... $200-$300
3878 Crystal Palace School of Art Silver Medal, 1892. 63.8
mm; 126.3 gms. Partially draped female opening doors
marked “SCIENCE” and “INDUSTRY”; Reverse: Nine
line inscription with legend around all within wreath
naming the recipient, “MARY G. SIMPSON/ FOR/
PAINTING IN OILS”. A very attractive medal. Toned
mostly a warm gray but with blushes of gold and blue
hues here and there. Museum acquisition number inked
on edge. Contact marks mostly confined to reverse.
CHOICE ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....... $100-$150
3879 Four Piece Maundy Set, 1893. KM-MDS149. 4 pieces in
set. Includes: Penny, 2 Pence, 3 Pence, and 4 Pence. All have
very appealing multicolored toned surfaces with very sharp
details. A lovely evenly matched set with prooflike surfaces.
NGC MS-64 to MS-65. ................................... $150-$250
3880 Crown, 1897. S-3937; KM-783. “LXI” on edge. Light attractive multicolored toning. Golden, azure and red hues
in the peripherals.
PCGS# 206479.
3881 Rover Cycle Company Gold & Enamel Award Badge,
1897. 40.6 x 25.8 mm; 14.12 gms. 18 karat. Round central
medallion with old veiled portrait of Queen Victoria to
left on blue enamel field. Garter around inscribed, “HONI
SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE”, crown above with red enamel
lining and loop, crossed thistles with branches below; Reverse: Hinged pin with clasp, inscription, “PRESENTED
BY THE/ ROVER CYCLE Co/ LIMITED/ COVENTRY
1897.” Hallmarks, “V + S” (Vaughton and Sons), Crown
and 18, Anchor (Birmingham), and “X” the year mark corresponding to 1897. The Rover Cycle Company made bicycles in the late 19th century and later produced automobiles becoming the Land Rover company we know today.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $400-$600
3882 Crown, 1899-LXIII. S-3937; KM-783. “LXIII” on edge.
Pleasing toning.
PCGS# 206483.
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GREAT BRITAIN
3883 1/2 Crown, 1902. KM-802. Bust of Edward VII. Lightly
toned. Lustrous and very attractive.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $175-$250
GREECE
3892 Lepton, 1828. KM-1. Lovely chocolate brown surfaces.
PCGS AU-58................................................... $450-$550
PCGS# 318501.
PCGS# 206160. NGC ID: 462870.
3884 Florin (2 Shillings), 1906. KM-801. Bust of Edward VII.
Toned. NGC MS-62. ....................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 205804.
3885 AR Coronation Medal, 1911. 51 mm; 86.34 gms.
BHM-4022; Eimer-1922a. Silver. By B. Mackennal. Official coronation of George V and Queen
Mary medal of 1911. Matte toning with some areas of rich iridescent blues. Sharp details throughout.
3886 Four Piece Maundy Set, 1911. KM-MDS168. 4 pieces
in set. Includes: Penny, 2 Pence, 3 Pence, and 4 Pence. All
pieces exhibit similar iridescent toning. Very crisp features
and are graded between
NGC PROOF-63 to PROOF-65..................... $150-$250
3887 Penny, 1919-KN. S-4053; KM-810. Dark copper toning.
Nice features. NGC AU-50 BN. ...................... $100-$150
3893 20 Drachmai, 1833. Fr-10; KM-21; Divo-9; Geo-31. Scarce
one year type. Mintage of only 17,550 pieces. Mount mark
on edge, still a wholesome and nice looking example. NGC
EF Details—Mount Removed........................ $500-$700
PCGS# 319412.
3894 20 Drachmai, 1884-A. Fr-17; KM-56.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 319419. NGC ID: 319850.
EX: Coin Galleries 6/80 Lot #735.
PCGS# 202987.
3888 Penny, 1926. S-4054; KM-826; Peck-2265. Modified effigy.
RARE. Lovely mahogany patina.
PCGS AU-50 BN Secure Holder. ................... $350-$500
PCGS# 203005.
3889 Crown, 1927. S-4036; KM-836
NGC PROOF-64. ........................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 206525. NGC ID: 462615.
3890 Miscellaneous Exonumia, ca. 1615-1931. 29 pieces in lot.
A diverse group comprised of medals, badges and awards.
A very nice selection including pieces struck in silver as
well as minor metals. Highlights include a 1615 45 x 55
mm brass re-cast of a Maurice Prince of Orange Knight of
the Garter medal (Eimer-93), silver coronation medals for
George I as well as Queen Anne, a graphite 1727 death of
George I medal and two sets of Royal Mint commemorative medals issued at the British Empire Exhibition, 1924
(Eimer-1989) in silver and bronze. Retail value of about
FINE-UNCIRCULATED. .............................. $400-$600
3891 Crowns & Minors, ca. 1643-1960. 37 pieces in lot.
Comprised of mostly minor denominations but with
more silver than copper ones. Includes pieces from
ten monarchs, heaviest in Victoria and also includes
three Trade Dollars. Many high grade pieces some others show signs of cleaning or minor scratches. Retail
value of about $1,200. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
GOOD-BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED. ..... $500-$700
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3895 Olympic Games Gilt Bronze Participant Medal, 1906.
50 mm; 59.16 gms. Gad-1906-2. Victory offers a laurel wreath as a phoenix rises from below, Acropolis in
background; Reverse: Four line inscription and date
in cartouche. Struck for the 1906 Intercalated Games
in Athens. A wholesome medal with good eye appeal.
UNCIRCULATED. ........................................ $500-$700
GUADELOUPE
3896 9 Livres, ND (1811). KM-25. A very interesting contemporary counterfeit or local imitation. Produced within
the correct standard, weighing 23.56 gms. A privately
made piece manufactured by opportunist attempting to
profit from cutting and countermarking a Mexico 8 Reales 1809 and passing it off in circulation as a 9 Livres. A
well made piece that likely circulated without question.
BOLD VERY FINE......................................... $300-$500
PCGS# 754660.
GUATEMALA
3897 1/2 Real, 1733-J. Philip V (1700-46). KM-2; CalType-279#1736. RARE first year of issue. Fairly well
centered on cob planchet, fully discernible date.
NGC AG-03. ................................................... $100-$200
PCGS# 188409.
3898 8 Reales, 1791-NGM. Charles IV (1788-1808). KM-53, FC37 (Rarity 5), EL-48. Faint scratches on obverse. Toned with
good luster. A well stuck coin with full button on drapery.
NGC AU Details—Obverse Scratched. ......... $200-$300
PCGS# 259493.
3899 8 Reales, 1794-NGM. Charles IV (1788-1808). KM-53,
FC-40 (Rarity 4), EL-50. Faint hairlines present. Toned.
PCGS# 259496.
FC-41a (Rarity 5), EL-52. Finest certified example of this
date by NGC. Attractive toning with areas of underlying
luster. NGC AU-53. ......................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 259498.
FC-42 (Rarity 3), EL-53. Moderate, even circulation. Nicely
toned. NGC VERY FINE-35........................... $175-$250
PCGS# 168458.
FC-43a (Rarity 5), EL-54. Nicely toned with iridescent hues
near the rim. NGC AU-55............................... $250-$350
PCGS# 259501.
3903 8 Reales, 1804-NGM. KM-53, FC-50 (Rarity 5), EL-61.
Tiny rim file on the reverse at 9 o’clock, otherwise a lovely
coin with even dark cabinet style toning over lustrous surfaces. NGC AU Details—Rim Filing.............. $250-$350
PCGS# 259508.
3904 8 Reales, 1805-NGM. KM-53, FC-51 (Rarity 5), EL62. Some minor scratches on the obverse. Moderately
circulated with wholesome and attractive old toning.
NGC VF Details—Obverse Damage. ............ $175-$250
PCGS# 259509.
3905 8 Reales, 1806-NGM. KM-53, FC-Number unassigned for clean dated with footnote “Faistauer piece
and all others examined are overdates”, EL-64. Very
scarce, clean date. Lightly cleaned, with luster remaining.
PCGS# 395263.
3906 8 Reales, 1807-NGM. KM-53, FC-53 (Rarity 5), EL-65.
Light evidence of old cleaning, now toned.
PCGS# 259511.
3907 2 Reales, 1808-NGM. KM-M4. Proclamation Issue for
Ferdinand VII. A few small toning spots. A wholesome unholed example. NGC EF-45. ........................... $250-$350
PCGS# 852014.
3908 8 Reales, 1809-NGM. KM-53, FC-55a (Rarity 5), EL-68.
Light evidence of old cleaning, now starting to tone.
PCGS# 259514.
3909 8 Reales, 1815-NGM. KM-69. Cleaned at one time. Well
struck and high grade example. NGC AU Details—
PCGS# 259523.
3910 Real, 1817-NGM. KM-66. A lovely lightly toned example
with much underlying luster. NGC MS-62. .... $125-$175
PCGS# 431179.
3911 8 Reales, 1820-NGM. KM-69; FC-67; El-81. Light golden
peripheral toning.
PCGS# 259528.
3912 Central American Republic. 1/2 Real, 1824-NGM.
KM-2. Bright and lustrous surfaces. Nice details.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 110031.
3913 1/2 Escudo, 1825-NGM. Fr-30; KM-5. Nice lustrous fields
with sharp details.
PCGS# 110133.
3914 8 Reales, 1839. KM-96.2. Type II countermark on a Bolivia 8 Reales 1690. Pierced twice. Struck a large planchet allowing the host coin three full dates. Toned.
NGC VF Details—Holed. .............................. $200-$400
PCGS# 855549.
3915 8 Reales, 1839. KM-96.2. Holed. Type II countermark on a Bolivia 8 Reales 1682. Well struck host coin
an a large well balanced planchet. Quite nice for type.
NGC Fine Details—Holed. ............................ $300-$500
PCGS# 855551.
3916 8 Reales, 1839. KM-99. Type II countermark on a Bolivia 8 Reales 1748. Host coin fairly worn, yet still exhibiting two dates. Countermark boldly applied.
NGC VG-08. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 741851.
3917 8 Reales, 1839. KM-100. Type II countermark on a Bolivia 8 Reales 1771. Host coin well circulated, yet still showing a bold and clear date. Countermark deeply applied.
NGC GOOD-06.............................................. $200-$300
PCGS# 741853.
3918 8 Reales, 1839. KM-101. Type II countermark on
Guatemala 8 Reales, host date partially off planchet,
but appear to be 1737. Struck on a large planchet.
NGC VG Details—Holed. .............................. $200-$400
PCGS# 741853.
3919 8 Reales, 1839. KM-102. Type II countermark on a Guatemala 8 Reales 1753. Attractive old cabinet toning. Wholesome and attractive. NGC FINE-12. ............... $300-$500
PCGS# 741860.
3920 8 Reales, 1839. KM-102. Type II countermark on a Guatemala 8 Reales 1752. Attractive dark gray toning. Quite
wholesome and original. NGC VG-08. ........... $300-$500
PCGS# 741851.
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GUATEMALA
3921 8 Reales, 1839. KM-111.3 . Type II countermark on Lima
Peru 8 Reales 1746. Host coin pierced with moderate wear,
yet bold and clear date. Countermark deeply applied.
NGC Good Details—Holed. .......................... $200-$300
PCGS# 855554.
3922 8 Reales, 1841. KM-117. Type IV countermark (hinged
dies) on a Peru 8 Reales 1826, Lima mint. Light toning.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 732332.
3923 8 Reales, 1841. KM-118.1. Type IV countermark (hinged
dies) on a Peru 8 Reales 1835, Lima Mint. Lightly toned.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 732334.
3928 5 Quetzales, 1926. Fr-48; KM-246.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 300338. NGC ID: 300338.
HAITI
3929 6 Centimes Pattern, 1850. KM-PN46. Dark copper toning with extremely sharp details.
NGC PROOF-63 BN. ..................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 969054.
3924 8 Reales, 1846/2-NGAE. KM-4. “CREZCA” over “CRESCA” on reverse legend. Well struck obverse, some weakness
on the reverse. Scarce. NGC AU-55. ............... $500-$700
3930 Gourde, 1882. KM-46. Some peripheral light golden toning. Bright reflective surfaces and crisp features. Very attractive. PCGS MS-63 Secure Holder. ........... $500-$700
PCGS# 320193.
PCGS# 272651.
3925 Peso, 1859-R. Fr-36; KM-179.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 736217.
3926 Peso, 1894. KM-224. Countermarked on an 1894 Peruvian
Sol. Sharply struck with full mint brilliance. Very attractive.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 306613. NGC ID: 306613.
3927 1/2 Quetzal, 1925. KM-241.2. With “NOBLES” below
scroll. Attractive yellow-gold toning.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 733747.
HAWAII
3931 Dollar, 1883. KM-7. Nice strike. Attractive old cabinet toning. NGC AU-50. ............................................ $600-$800
PCGS# 10995. NGC ID: 50028.
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HAWAII
3932 Dollar, 1883. KM-7. Some areas of dark toning. Some
wear, but all characters and legends are very legible.
NGC VF-25. .................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 10995. NGC ID: 50028.
HEJAZ
3933 20 Piastres, AH1334//8 (1915-16). KM-30. Lightly
cleaned, some hairlines. A bright and lustrous piece.
PCGS# 238254.
HONDURAS
3934 Peso, 1891/89. KM-52. Slightly weak strike. Attractive
rose hue toning and good eye appeal.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 259580.
HONG KONG
3935 5 Cents, 1898. KM-5; Mars-C8. Toned.
NGC MS-63. ..................................................... $70-$100
PCGS # 321238
HUNGARY
3936 Gulden, (1458-90). Fr-22; Rethy-208a; Pohl-K5-2. Minimal evidence of use in jewelry. A well detailed piece with
much remaining luster. NGC Unc Details—
3938 Coronation Medal for Joseph I, 1687. 45.5 mm; 39.2
gms. Two angels above bust right of emperor, banner “DIE
SEGEN KOMEN AVF DAS HAUBT IOSEPHS.” above
“GH” below bust; Reverse: The eleven year old King receives the crown of Hungary from his father Joseph I,
Holy Roman Emperor, towns of Presburg and Ofen in
background, edge lettered “ICH WIL DIS LAND ZU
EIGEN GEBEN DEN SAMEN JOSEPHS NACH IHN
EWIGLICH GEN 48”. Reflective silver surfaces overlain
by subtle indigo, crimson and golden orange hues, particularly on the obverse. Nicely toned, lustrous and choice.
PCGS# 165637.
3937 Siege of Ofen (Buda) Silver Medal, 1686. 40 mm; 24
gms. Mont-1007; Julius-281. The House of HabsburgSiege and Liberation of Ofen (Buda) and other victories
over the Turks. By Hautsch and Lauffer. View of burning city below crown, cannon balls flying, legend “HOS
FORNAX ARDET IN USUS&gt”; Reverse: Legend in
twelve lines “OFEN... TURKEN MIT STURENDER
HANDENTRISSEN”, edge lettered “IN OFEN FEUR...”
CHOICE VERY FINE. ................................... $500-$700
3939 Battle of Moh’acs (Mohacz) Silver Medal, 1687. 50 mm;
44.4 gms. Mont-1043; Pop-21. Draped bust of Leopold I
(1658-1705) to right, name and title above and below;
Reverse: Dejected Turk surveying battle damage crossed
scepter and sword above, edge lettered “SEHET WIE DER
HERR SEINEM GESALBTEN HILFT”. Attractive surfaces
with electric blue patina showing on the reverse. Problem
free. EXTREMELY FINE................................ $400-$600
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HUNGARY
3940 Ducat, 1756-KB. Maria Theresia (1740-80). Fr-180;
KM-329.2. NGC EF-40. .................................. $500-$700
PCGS# 793720.
3941 Taler, 1778 B-SKPD. Maria Theresa (1740-80).
Kremnitz Mint. Dav-1133; KM-386.2; Huszar-1680.
A few light adjustment marks on Madonna. Bright
and lustrous. Light golden toning and very attractive.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 725540.
3942 Ducat, 1848. Fr-222; KM-425. Nice strike. Bright and reflective gold surfaces. NGC AU-55. ................ $300-$400
PCGS# 795057.
3943 Ducat, 1848. Fr-227; KM-433; H-2091. War for Independence issue. Some damage on the rim at 12 o’clock. Nice
strike with attractive luster.
NGC Unc Details—Damaged........................ $200-$300
PCGS# 795057.
3944 8 Forint 20 Franc, 1889-KB. Fr-243; KM-467.
PCGS MS-62................................................... $250-$300
PCGS # 323636
3945 5 Korona, 1900-KB. KM-488. Sharply struck. Lightly
toned. PCGS MS-63 Secure Holder. .............. $100-$150
3947 5 Pengo Klippe, 1938-UPBP. Bruce-Pn13.2. Restrike.
Bright and lustrous with lovely frosted devices.
NGC PROOF-67 CAMEO. .............................. $75-$125
ICELAND
3948 500 Kroner, 1961. Fr-1; KM-14. Struck to commemorate
the birth of Jon Sigurdsson (1811-79), a leader in Iceland’s
independence movement. NGC MS-65. ......... $275-$350
PCGS# 324070. NGC ID: 400000.
PCGS# 395793.
3946 5 Korona, 1907-KB. KM-489. Nice strike. Attractive toning. PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. .................. $125-$175
PCGS# 394407.
INDIA
3949 Kushan Empire. AV Stater, ND (A.D. 195-230). Vasudeva l (A.D. 195-230). 7.92 gms. Fr-23; Mitch-3388.
King standing left holding trident and sacrificing
over fire altar with trident above; Reverse: Siva standing facing holding trident and wreath, bull behind
standing left. Some stretching of the obverse legend.
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INDIA
3950 Kushan Empire. AV Dinar Kipanada (A.D. 330-360).
7.55 gms. Mitch-3583. King standing left holding trident, altar at right; Reverse: Goddess Ardoksho enthroned facing. Slight doubling on reverse, well centered obverse. Nice strike. Lustrous and appealing.
3951 Fannams, ca. 13th-19th Century. 9 pieces in lot.
Comprised of about half a dozen types from different kingdoms and time periods. All with designs on
both sides. Some toned. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
3952 Danish Tranquebar. Copper Minors, 17th-19th Century. KM-80, 159.1 & 166; Sieg-26.3, 87.1 & 88. 6 pieces
in lot. Includes: Cash of Frederik III and 4 Cash (4) &
10 Cash of Frederik VI. An interesting group of Indian coins under Danish rule. Also includes old collector’s tags. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. Average grade
VERY FINE. ................................................... $300-$400
3953 Jaipur. Mohur, 1(924)/3. Fr-1197; KM-163.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS # 480701
3954 Jaipur. Mohur, ND (1846-47)/11. Bahadur Shah II (183758). Fr-1182; KM-102. NGC AU-53. .............. $300-$400
PCGS# 466764.
3959 1/4 Tola, ND. Fr-1614; cf.Bruce-54. Round edge. Issued by
the Habib Bank Ltd. NGC MS-64. .................. $300-$400
3960 Bombay Presidency. Rupee, ND //46 (1825). Bombay
Mint. KM-218.3; Prid-280. Surat type. Toned with underlying mint luster.
PCGS# 372842.
3961 British India. Duncan, Stratton & Co. of Bombay. 1/8,
1/2 & 1 Rupee Advertising Tokens, ND (ca.1905). 3
pieces in lot. All are non-denominated and with the same
design. Tiger in jungle scene left within circle, legend
around; Reverse: Monogram with legend around within
circle, legend around outside of circle. SOLD AS IN/NO
RETURNS. All are graded by NGC. The Rupee is AU58 BN, and the 1/8 & 1/2 Rupee are both MS-64 RB.
NGC MS-64 RB (2) & AU-58 BN. ................. $500-$700
3962 East India Company. 1/4 Anna, 1858. KM-463.1;
S&W-3.78, type B/1. Single leaf. Even though this
piece has a designation of red-brown, it is mostly red
with freckles of brown. Well struck and attractive.
NGC MS-64 RB. ............................................... $70-$100
PCGS# 446808.
3963 East India Company. 1/2 Anna, 1845-C. Bombay Mint.
KM-447.1. NGC AU-55 BN............................ $100-$150
PCGS# 446843.
3964 British India. Calcutta Exhibition Bronze Medal, ca.
1883-84. 76.4 mm; 260.74 gms. Pud-883.2.1. By J.S. &
A.B. Wyon. Crowned and draped bust of Queen Victoria left; Reverse: seated figure of India with Britannia standing beside receives offerings from female
personifications of areas of the British Empire accompanied by a kangaroo. Minor contact and edge marks
typical for a medal of this size. Lovely chocolate patina.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $150-$250
3965 Rupee, 1903-(C). KM-508. NGC MS-65........ $100-$150
PCGS# 424566.
3966 1/4 Anna, 1912. KM-16. Slight toning in a few areas. A
very attractive natural copper luster. Very sharp details.
NGC MS-65 RD.............................................. $225-$350
PCGS# 486369.
3955 Jodhpur. 1/4 Mohur, ND (1918-47). Fr-1230; KM-127.1.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 791716.
3956 Kutch. 25 Kori, 1863//VS1920. Fr-1279; cf.Y-17.2. Slab tag
erroneously states an incorrect attribution number. Sharply
struck. NGC MS-64. ....................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 724994.
3957 Kutch. 5 Kori Plaster Model, ND (ca. 1947/8). Approximately 108 mm. cf.Bruce-M3. An artist’s plaster
model for the obverse of the silver 5 Kori with abbreviated obverse legend. For use with a reduction lathe to
produce the final galvanos and eventually the dies. Finely
sculpted with “No 1” etched in the lower field. Housed
in a wood display frame with hanger for mounting on a
wall. A UNIQUE and interesting which is rarely seen.
UNCIRCULATED. ...................................... $500-$1000
3958 Tripura. Rupee, TE 1337 (1927). Vira Vikrama Kishora
Deb Barman (1923-47). Bruce-7; Mitch-2540. Toned.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $200-$300
3967 4 Annas Restrike, 1919-(b). Bombay Mint. KM-506.
First year issued. Tied with three others in this grade, with
only one higher.
PCGS PROOF-64 Secure Holder. ................. $200-$300
PCGS# 840846.
3968 1/4 Tola, ND. Fr-1614; cf.Bruce-54. Scalloped edge. Issued
by the Habib Bank Ltd. NGC MS-63. ............. $300-$400
3969 Republic. Modern Silver Commemoratives, 1973 &
1981. 3 pieces in lot. Comprised of a two piece 1973 Grow
More Food set (KM-MS16) and a 1981 Year of the Child
100 Rupees piefort (KM-P1). All pieces are accompanied by their cases of issue. PCGS MS-66 to PROOF-66
PCGS# 271933.
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IRELAND
3970 Hiberno-Norse. Penny, ND (ca. 1035-60). S-6132;
O’S-16. Long cross and hand type. Without hand at neck.
Mildly crinkled flan. Nice toning.
3978 Manghit of Bukhara. Tilla, AH 1274 (1857/8).
Nasrullah (1827-60). Fr-9; KM-65; A-3035. Lustrous gold surfaces. Slightly uneven strike as usual.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $300-$400
ISLE DE FRANCE
3979 10 Livres, 1810. KM-1; Gad-9. Toned.
NGC FINE-15................................................. $350-$500
PCGS# 870783.
PCGS# 144327.
3971 1/2 Crown, May 1690. S-6580B; KM-95. Civil War coinage. Nice strike. NGC AU-55. ......................... $175-$250
PCGS# 216600.
3972 1/2 Crown, 1937. KM-8. Low mintage of 40,000 pieces
struck for circulation.
PCGS# 827557.
ISLAMIC KINGDOMS
3973 Ayyubid. Saladin (1169-1193). AV Dinar (3.18 gms),
Cairo Mint, AH 588 (1192). A-785.2; Balog-47. Previously
bent. Lustrous. VERY FINE. ........................... $200-$300
3974 Bahri Mamluk. AV Dinar, ND. Baybar I (1260-77).
3.57 gms. Fr-5; A-880. Nice strike. Attractive luster.
3975 Tilla, AH 1269 (1852/3). Nasrullah (1827-1860). Fr-9;
KM-65; A-3035. Lustrous gold surfaces. Uneven strike as
usual. NGC MS-63. ......................................... $350-$500
3976 Tilla, AH 1273 (1856/7). Nasrullah (1827-1860). Fr-9;
KM-65; A-3035. Lustrous gold surfaces. Slightly uneven
strike as usual. NGC MS-63. ........................... $350-$500
3977 Manghit of Bukhara. Tilla, AH 1274 (1857/8).
Nasrullah (1827-60). Fr-9; KM-65; A-3035. Lustrous gold surfaces. Slightly uneven strike as usual.
NCS MS-63. .................................................... $350-$500
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ISLE OF MAN
3980 1/2 Penny, 1733. S-7409a; KM-4b.1. Silver. VERY RARE.
James Stanley, 10th Earl of Derby. With plain cap of maintenance type. NGC PROOF-40. ..................... $550-$750
PCGS# 856557.
3981 Penny, 1733. James Stanley, Tenth Earl of Derby.
KM-5; S-7408. Second issue. Frosted cap. Nice strike.
Some mint red still present amongst the devices.
PCGS AU-58 BN Secure Holder. ................... $300-$500
PCGS# 171343.
ITALIAN SOMALILAND
3982 1/2 Rupia, 1919-R. KM-5. Lovely light peripheral tone.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $200-$400
PCGS# 343766.
3988 Genoa. Scudo, 1683-SM. Dav-3901; KM-79; MIR-294/43.
Well struck on a nice round planchet. Toned and very attractive. NGC AU-53. ..................................... $500-$700
PCGS # 763876
3989 Lombardy. 5 Lire, 1848-M. C-22.1; Gig-31; Mont-425.
Short stems. Lightly toned with underlying luster and
PCGS# 184184.
ITALY
3983 Casale Monferrato. Teston, ND (1494-18). Guglielmo
II Palacologo (1494-1518). MIR-185. Lightly toned.
PCGS# 506830.
3984 Florence. Self Portrait Medal of Francesco da Sangallo,
1550. 69 mm; 163.8 gms. TV-1412; cf.Borner-624. Later recast. Bearded turbaned bust left, legend around and date to
left; Reverse: Hermes and dog within wreath of flowers and
fruit. Francesco da Sangallo (1494-1576) was a sculptor,
engraver and architect. Rich chocolate brown patina, fields
with some granularity. Appears to be a later made piece.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $300-$400
3985 Genoa. Lot of (7) Grosso. Consists of (7) undated Genoa Republic AR Grossos ca. 1139-1339. A high grade
and attractive grouping that are all of good metal quality.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $500-$700
3986 Genoa. Scudo, 1679-SM. Dav-3901; KM-79.
NGC VF-25. .................................................... $200-$300
3990 Lucca. Scudo, 1753. Dav-1375; KM-62. The classic motif
of St. Martin as a Roman soldier on horseback before a
beggar. The beggar appeared before him shivering in the
cold ,at which point St. Martin drew his sword and cut his
own cloak in half to clothe the freezing man. The traditional Christian belief is that Christ later appeared to him
in a dream telling St. Martin “What thou has done for that
poor man, thou has done for me”. A wholesome example
showing only moderate wear from circulation. Attractive
original toning. NGC AU-50........................... $350-$500
PCGS# 872196.
3991 Mantua. Scudo, 1706. Ferdinando Carlo (1669-1707).
Dav-1377; KM-244. Toned. NGC VF-30. ....... $350-$500
PCGS# 461172.
3992 Milan. Teston, ND (1466-76). Biaggi-1548. Dark toned.
Nice details and legends. NGC VF-30............. $350-$500
3993 Naples. Tari, 1622. Philip IV of Spain (1621-65). KM-41.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $150-$250
3994 Naples & Sicily. 12 Cavalli (Grano), 1789 CC. KM-205;
Mont-284. Good strike with a fair amount of mint red.
NGC MS-64 RB. ............................................. $300-$400
PCGS# 118313.
3995 Naples & Sicily. 120 Grana, 1805-LD. KM-246. Ferdinand
IV. Adjustment marks. Nice luster for the grade. Lightly
toned and attractive. NGC EF-45.................... $350-$450
PCGS# 145662.
PCGS# 383104.
3987 Lombardy. Sovrano, 1831/21-M. Fr-741c; C-11.1; Mont332; Gig-16. Intriguing overdate.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $400-$600
3996 Naples & Sicily. 40 Lire, 1813. Fr-859; KM-266
(prev. C-113); Gig-8; Mont-460. Set in an older NGC
slab. Sharply struck and lustrous, good eye appeal.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $700-$900
PCGS# 246571.
PCGS# 190797.
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4002 Papal States. 30 Baiocchi, 1834-IV. KM-1104. Nice strike.
Attractively toned.
PCGS# 478820.
4003 Papal States. Baiocco, 1850-R. KM-1345. Encapsulated
in an older NGC slab. Minor toning with reflective copper
surfaces. Very sharp features.
NGC PROOF-64 RD. ..................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 510489.
ITALY
3997 Naples & Sicily. 8 Tornesi, 1817. KM-273. RARE. Chocolate brown patina. NGC EF-45 BN. ................ $550-$750
PCGS# 860484.
3998 Naples & Sicily. 60 Grana, 1857. KM-361. Lightly toned.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $350-$450
PCGS# 411989.
3999 Naples & Sicily. 10 Tornesi, 1859-LA. KM-377; Gig-4;
Mont-1262. Chocolate brown copper. Nice details and a
very appealing example. NGC MS-63 BN. ..... $150-$250
4000 Papal States. Bologna. Bianco, (1534-49). Berman-927.
Bust of Pope Paul III (b. Alessandro Farnese); Reverse:
Lion rampant. Lovely iridescent toning around the rims
that mildly blends into an even grey at the center. A very attractive and well detailed coin with some remaining luster.
NGC VF-35. .................................................... $350-$500
ITALY
4001 Papal States. Piastra (Scudo of 80 Bolognini), ND
(1682). Innocent XI (1676-89). KM-427; Dav-4092;
Berman-2087. Lightly cleaned and unobtrusive hairlines present. Otherwise a bright attractive example.
4004 Papal States. 1/2 Baiocco, 1851-R. KM-1355. Encapsulated in an older NGC slab. Some light toning with bright
copper luster and extremely sharp details.
NGC PROOF-65 RD CAMEO. ..................... $350-$500
4005 Vatican. Order of St. Gregory Breast Star, ND (Instituted 1831). 79 mm; 53.8 gms. Vernon-25; Werlich-1318.
Eight pointed gold rimmed, red enamel cross, each point
gold ball tipped. Mounted on a faceted silver eight point
star shaped plaque. Central gold medallion names and
portrays the saint on a blue enamel field. One minuscule surface chip to the red enamel, but there is considerable loss to the blue enamel around the portrait.
Reverse with a hinged tunic pin and no maker’s mark.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $250-$350
4006 Parma. Ottavio Farnese Bronze Medal, ND (ca.1524).
Ottavio Farnese (1547-86). 29.4 mm; 12.9 gms.
Attwood-956. By Bonzagna. Cuirassed draped bust left,
legend around; Reverse: Apollo raising his right hand towards Marsyas, tied to a tree trunk at left, legend around.
An early cast with beautiful brown patina and relatively
sharp details. BOLD VERY FINE................... $300-$500
4007 Parma. 3 Centesimi, 1830. C-24; Gig-15; Mont-125.
RARE type. Sharply struck.
NGC MS-64 BN. ............................................. $400-$600
PCGS# 959586.
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PCGS# 956095.
ITALY
4008 Parma. 5 Lire, 1832. Maria Luigia. C-30; Mont-117; Gig7. Maria Luigia, Duchess of Parma (1815-47). Surface hairlines present. Natural silver toning. Reverse has sharp details.
PCGS# 956116.
4009 Piedmont Republic. 5 Francs, L’AN-10 (1801). C-4;
Mont-9; Gig-3. Toned. NGC EF-40................. $200-$300
PCGS# 751959.
4010 Piedmont Republic. 5 Franc, L’AN-10 (1801). C-4;
Mont-9; Gig-3. Attractive iridescent toning.
NGC VF-35. .................................................... $150-$200
PCGS# 751959.
4017 Vatican. Order of St. Gregory Breast Star, ND (Instituted 1831). 86 mm; 59.5 gms. Vernon-25; Werlich-1318.
Eight point, gold rimmed red enamel cross with a central medallion portraying the image of St. Gregory on a
blue enamel field. All of this mounted on an eight pointed multi-rayed faceted plaque. The reverse is blank and
bears two fixed and one hinged tunic pins. No hallmarks
or maker’s name. The enamel is sound and complete.
4018 Venice. Ducat, (1400-13). Fr-1230; Paolucci-pg. 38#1.
Sharp strike. Devices accented with deeper orange tones.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 83377. NGC ID: 750512.
4011 Roman Republic. 3 Baiocchi, 1849B. KM-23.2. “REPUBBLICA ROMANA” on reverse. The highest graded
specimen by NGC, one of only two pieces graded at
this level. Natural copper toning and luster along with
its sharp details make this a very attractive example.
NGC MS-64 BN. ............................................. $300-$400
PCGS# 735820.
4012 Sardinia. 5 Lire, 1824-L. KM-119.1. Central shield of Savoy Eagle type. Faint toning with one dark area on the reverse. PCGS VF-30 Secure Holder. ................ $125-$175
PCGS# 389655.
4013 Sardinia. 5 Lire, 1827-P. KM-116.2. Anchor. Light evidence of old cleaning, now lightly toned.
PCGS# 147924.
4014 Sicily. 4 Tari, 1655. KM-21. Nice portrait. Toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $200-$300
4015 Tuscany. 10 Lire, 1807. C-49.2; Gig-11; Mont-237. Minor
planchet flaw on obverse. Toned.
NGC VF-35. .................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 336911.
4016 Tuscany. 1/2 Paolo, 1839. C-68. Rosy hued toning. Very
sharp details. PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. ... $200-$300
PCGS# 370760.
4019 Venice. Ducato, ND (1709-22). Giovanni Corner II
(1709-22). Dav-1533; KM-475. St. Mark seated on left
presenting items to character on right; Reverse: Lion of
St. Mark with paw on open book. Weakly struck. Lightly
toned with underlying luster. NGC AU-58. .... $250-$350
PCGS# 408094.
4020 Venice. Zecchino, (1789-97). Fr-1445; C-140; Gig-73.
Bright golden luster. NGC MS-62. .................. $350-$500
PCGS# 376457.
4021 Venice. 5 Lire, 1848. KM-803; Mont-92; Gig-3. Revolutionary coin. Mintage of only 6,011 pieces struck. Lion of St. Mark
on obverse, “VENEZIA” below pedestal. Faint hairlines present. Some toning with luster showing through. Nice strike.
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4029 2 Centesimi, 1896-R. KM-30; Mont-69; Gig-54. Key date.
Sharply struck. Attractive hints of mint red amongst the
devices. PCGS MS-65 BN Secure Holder. ..... $500-$700
PCGS# 419392.
4030 2 Lire, 1905-R. KM-33; Mont-144; Gig-93. Nice strike.
Lightly toned. NGC MS-62. ............................ $500-$700
PCGS# 384862.
4031 2 Centesimi, 1907-R. KM-38. Dark copper toning with
areas of red hues. Very scarce key date.
NGC AU-53 BN. ............................................. $300-$500
PCGS# 199005.
ITALY
4022 Silver Medal, 1775. 46 mm; 47.2 gms. Medal commemorating the Italian nobleman Carlo Pio Balestra, right,
legend
“CAROL.PIUS.BALESTRA.CIV.ROM.BONIS.
ARTIBVS.” with “B. PERGER. F” in exergue; Reverse: Genius of Religion left, laying a wreath on an alter with her
left hand while holding the papal crown and the keys to
the kingdom of Heaven in the other, legend, “INGENVIS
ARTIBVS ILLA FAUET” with, (italic script) Jos. Schwendiman. f 1775 in exergue. A few wispy hairlines. Nicely toned.
4023 2 Lire, 1863-NBN. KM-6a.1 NGC MS-61. ..... $250-$350
4032 Lira, 1907-R. KM-32. Light attractive iridescent toning. A
lovely coin. NGC MS-63. ................................ $100-$150
PCGS# 840725.
4033 2 Lire, 1908-R. KM-46; Mont-147; Gig-96. Bright and lustrous surfaces. Nice details. NGC MS-63. ....... $200-$300
PCGS# 384865.
4034 20 Lire, 1927R-VI. KM-69; Gig-36; Mont-65.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $150-$200
PCGS# 338432.
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 241930.
4024 5 Lire, 1863-TBN. Turin Mint. KM-17. Turin mintmark.
An attractive and crisply detailed piece.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 338241.
4025 Lira, 1867-MBN. KM-5a.1. Lightly toned and lustrous.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 744809.
4026 20 Lire, 1875. Fr-12; KM-10.2. An attractive and lustrous
piece. Crisp features.
PCGS# 745136.
PCGS# 165480.
4028 2 Lire, 1881-R. KM-23. Hard mirror prooflike surfaces.
Some light contact marks. NGC MS-63 PL. ... $250-$350
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PCGS# 877252.
4036 Penny, 1928. KM-26. Light golden toning.
PCGS PROOF-65 Secure Holder. ................. $300-$400
PCGS# 180844.
4027 5 Lire, 1876-R. KM-8.4. A lovely frosty white example.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 338126.
JAMAICA
4035 5 Pence, ND (1758). Act of 18 November 1758. George
II (1727-60). KM-1.3; Prid-8.Floral “GR” countermark on
obverse and reverse on a 1757 Peru 1/2 Real (KM-51). Appealing dark toning. Countermark EF Details, host coin
JAPAN
4037 Mameita Gin, ND Tempo Era (1837-58). C-8a.3a; JNDA09-68. God of plenty. A well struck with much original
luster. Lightly toned.
4038 Chogin, ND Tempo Era (ca. 1837-58). 129.42 gms. C-9b;
JNDA-09-68. Four small chops on face, one on reverse.
Toned. VERY FINE......................................... $250-$350
4039 Yen, Year 4 (1871). Fr-46; Y-12; JNDA-01-02. High dot
type. Beautiful gold luster surfaces and crisp details.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 69609. NGC ID: 69609.
4040 Yen, Year 4 (1871). Fr-49; Y-9; JNDA-01-5. High dot on
obverse type. NGC MS-62. ............................. $200-$300
PCGS# 69609. NGC ID: 69609.
4041 Yen, Year 14 (1881). Y-A25.2; JNDA-01-10. Two chopmarks
ontheobversethatcausedaminorflawtoappearonthereverse.
Cleaned with some toning. PCGS Genuine—Chopmark,
EF Details Secure Holder. ................................ $75-$125
PCGS# 500645.
4042 Yen, Year 17 (1884). Y-A25.2; JNDA-01-10. Nicely toned.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 500648.
4043 50 Sen, Year 34 (1901). 29 mm. Y-25; JNDA-01-14. Lovely
light golden toning around the devices. Attractive satiny
surface luster. NGC MS-63. ............................ $150-$250
LIECHTENSTEIN
4049 20 Kreuzer, 1778. C-4. Finest certified specimen by
NGC. One year only type coin. Light gold hued toning over surfaces with bright luster. Very sharp details.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 493346.
4050 5 Kronen, 1915. Y-4. Small toning spot on obverse, but
otherwise a very bright and lustrous piece with sharp details throughout. Mintage of only 10,000 pieces. A lovely
example of this type. NGC MS-64. ................. $200-$300
PCGS# 765184.
4051 1/2 Frank, 1924. Y-7; Divo-107. Bright reflective surfaces.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 765185.
4052 Silver Minors, ca. 1900-1924. 9 pieces in lot. Comprised of
1 and 2 Kronen from 1900, 1904 and 1915 (Y-2-3) and 1 &
2 Franken from 1924 (Y-8-9). Duplication of the 1900 and
1904 Krone as well as the 1924 Franc. All pieces are wholesome and original with much luster. Some pieces with attractive multi-hued toning. Retail value of about $1,200. SOLD
AS IS/NO RETURNS. ALMOST UNCIRCULATEDBRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED.................... $500-$700
PCGS# 36413. NGC ID: 36413.
JUDAEA
4044 Tokens & Other Mixed Exonumia, ca. 18th-20th Century. 22 pieces in lot. Comprised of tokens, pins, badges
and small medals of Jewish interest. An intriguing and
diverse selection including a brass and enamel Jewish
War Veterans of the U.S. Wings for Victory button, several Theodore Herzl pins and buttons, a British Conder
Token issued by Spence and featuring Daniel Mendoza, a boxer of the late 1700’s who is believed to be the
first Jew to speak to King George III. A very interesting
group worthy of closer inspection. Retail value of more
than $500. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. VERY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $200-$300
KOREA, SOUTH
4045 Six Piece Proof Set, 1988. Olympic Commemoratives. 6
pieces in set. Includes: 1,000 to 25,000 Won coins all struck
to commemorate the 24th Olympiad in Seoul. Housed in
original case of issue and with certificate of authenticity.
LIBERIA
4046 Pattern Cent, 1890. KM-Pn48.
PCGS PROOF-63 RB Secure Holder. ............. $75-$125
PCGS# 145108.
4047 Cent Pattern, 1890. KM-Pn48. Mainly red.
PCGS PROOF-64 RB Secure Holder. ........... $100-$150
PCGS# 145108.
4048 2 Cents Pattern, 1890. KM-Pn53. Mainly red.
PCGS PROOF-64 RB Secure Holder. ........... $150-$200
LUXEMBOURG
4053 40 Franc, 1963. Bruce- M3C. Commemorating Princess
Ermesinde, Countess of Luxembourg (1197-1247).
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 249470.
MEXICO
4054 Carlos & Johanna. 4 Reales, ND (1538-40). Mexico City
Mint. KM-17; Nes-46e. Assayer G.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $300-$500
4055 Charles & Johanna. Real, ND (1542-55). Assayer O
(Mo-O). KM-9; Nesmith-108; Cal-Type-106#150b. Some
toning with bright luster and nice details.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 163552.
PCGS# 145120.
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4062 8 Reales, (1)680-Mo(L). Charles II (1665-1700). KM-46;
Cal-Type-73#280. Recovered from the wreck of the Johanna. Bold partial date, faint but discernible mintmark.
Mild surface corrosion. With certificate of authenticity.
FINE................................................................ $100-$150
PCGS# 709568.
Ex: Johanna.
MEXICO
4056 4 Reales, ND (ca. 1556-85)-MoO. Philip II (1556-98).
KM-36; Cal-Type-222 #335. With assayer letter to left. Recovered from the wreck of the Santiago, a Portuguese trading carrack which sank between Madagascar and Mozambique August 12, 1585. Well struck on a round planchet
and remarkably well preserved with full shield, cross and
legends. Toned. EXTREMELY FINE. ............. $250-$350
PCGS# 409927.
Ex: Santiago.
4057 8 Reales, (16)62-P. KM-45; Cal-372; Calb-678. Typical
crude strike. FINE. .......................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 709549.
4063 8 Reales, (16)80-MoL. Charles II (1665-1700). KM46; Cal-Type-73#280. Recovered from the wreck of the
Johanna. Faint but discernible mint and assayer marks.
Mild surface corrosion. With certificate of authenticity.
FINE................................................................ $100-$150
PCGS# 709568.
Ex: Johanna.
4064 8 Reales, (16)81-MoL. Charles II (1665-1700). KM-46;
Cal-Type-73#281. Recovered from the wreck of the Johanna. Bold nearly full date, faint but discernible mint and
assayer marks. Mild surface corrosion. With certificate of
authenticity. VERY FINE. ............................... $150-$200
PCGS# 709569.
Ex: Johanna.
Cal-Type-73#281. Recovered from the wreck of the Johanna. Bold nearly full date, faint but discernible mint and assayer marks. Moderate surface corrosion. With certificate
of authenticity. FINE. ...................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 709568.
Ex: Johanna.
Cal-Type-73#281. Recovered from the wreck of the Johanna. Bold nearly full date, faint but discernible mint and assayer marks. Moderate surface corrosion. With certificate
of authenticity. FINE. ...................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 709568.
4058 8 Reales, (16)78-Mo(L). Charles II (1665-1700). KM-46;
Cal-Type-79#278. Recovered from the wreck of the Johanna. Oblong cob planchet with partial date and visible
mintmark. Mild surface corrosion mostly affecting the
reverse, nearly full shield. With certificate of authenticity.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 709566.
Ex: Johanna.
4067 8 Reales, 1733/2-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). 26.6 gms. KM47a; Cal-Type-142#765. Very scarce date. Full date with last
digit slightly weak. Light surface porosity from salt water
immersion and minor encrustation. With original auction
lot tag and certificate of authenticity. Light attractive grey
toning. NGC FINE-15. ................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 759721.
Ex: Johanna.
4059 8 Reales, 1680-MoL. Charles II (1665-1700). Type VI
countermark crowned “Y.II.” on a Mexico 8 Reales, 1835PiJS. Host coin is well struck and attractively toned. The
countermark is boldly impressed on the obverse liberty
cap, nearly perfectly centered. Good underlying luster.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $100-$150
Ex: Johanna.
From the David Gray Collection.
Ex: Ponterio & Associates Sale #118 Lot #121 February 23, 2002.
Ex: Vliegenthart.
4068 8 Reales, 1733/2-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). 26.8
gms. KM-47a; Cal-Type-142#765. Very Scarce date.
Clear overdate and assayer’s letter. Nice full cross.
NGC FINE-15................................................. $200-$300
PCGS# 759721.
4060 8 Reales, 1680-MoL. Charles II (1665-1700). KM-46; CalType-79#280. Recovered from the wreck of the Johanna.
Nice full date, faint but discernible mint and assayer marks.
mild surface corrosion. With certificate of authenticity.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 709568.
Ex: Johanna.
4061 8 Reales, (1)680-Mo(L). Charles II (1665-1700). KM46; Cal-Type-73#280. Recovered from the wreck of
the Johanna. Bold partial date and mintmark. Mild
surface corrosion. With certificate of authenticity.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $125-$175
Ex: Ponterio & Associates Sale #125 April 25-26, 2003 Lot #482.
4069 1/2 Real, 1733-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). 1.50 gms. KM24a; Cal-Type-287#1848. RARE date. Nice four digit date.
Some evidence of environmental damage. Much nicer
looking than the assigned grade. NGC Good Details—
PCGS# 709568.
Ex: Johanna.
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PCGS# 705819.
Purchased from Daniel Frank Sedwick January 29, 2002.
MEXICO
4070 8 Reales, 1733-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). 27 gms. KM47a; Cal-Type-142#766; Calb-734. Very scarce date. Full
four digit date with a doubled reverse. With certificate of
authenticity. Light attractive toning with hints of blue, yellow and red. NGC FINE-15. ........................... $175-$250
PCGS# 709618.
Purchased Private Treaty from Daniel Frank Sedwick May 14, 1996. Ex:
Vliegenthart.
4071 8 Reales, 1733-MoF. Philip V (1700-46). 26.6 gms. KM47a; Cal-Type-142#766. Very scarce date. Full date. Bold
mint and clear assayer’s letter.
NGC FINE-15................................................. $175-$250
PCGS# 709618.
Ex: Vliegenthart.
4075 8 Reales, 1734-MoMF. Philip V (1700-46). KM-103;
Cal-Type-147#778; Gil-M-8-6; FC-6a. With certificate of authenticity. Moderate corrosion from salt water immersion with some encrustation. Unevenly toned.
NGC EF Details—Salt Water Damage. ......... $150-$250
PCGS# 670037.
Ex: Ponterio & Associates Sale #118 February 23, 2002 Lot #81.
Ex: Hollandia.
4076 8 Reales, 1737. Philip V (1700-46). KM-103; FC-7; El-10;
Gil-M-8-7. Light corrosion and encrustation.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $150-$200
PCGS# 670158.
Ex: Hollandia Shipwreck.
4077 8 Reales, 1737-MoMF. Philip V (1700-46). KM-130;
Cal-Type-147#781; Gil-M-8-9; FC-9. Rough surfaces
from saltwater submersion. Some hints of colored hues in
protected areas.
NGC EF Details—Saltwater Damage. ........... $200-$300
PCGS# 670158.
Purchased Private Treaty from Frank Sedwick August 1992. Ex: Reijgerdaal.
4072 8 Reales Klippe, 1733-MoMF. KM-48; CalType-144#768. Mild corrosion from salt water submersion, otherwise an attractive piece with an excellent strike.
NGC AU Details—Salt Water Damage. ........ $300-$500
PCGS# 407410.
Recovered from the Wreck of the Rooswijk.
4078 Lot of (4) Shipwreck 8 Reales, 1738-43. Philip V (170046). FC-10a, 12a, 13 & 15a. 4 pieces in lot. Includes: (1)
Reijgersaal and (1) Hollandia (both with certificates),
as well as (2) from unknown shipwrecks, with one of
these possibly from the Hollandia. All have moderate porosity from salt water immersion. Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. Average grade
VERY FINE. ................................................... $250-$350
4079 Lot of (6) 8 Reales, ca. 1739-42. Philip V (1700-46).
KM-103; Cal-Type-147. 6 pieces in lot. Includes: 1739,
1740, 1741 and (3) 1742 Mexico pillar 8 Reales recovered from the wreck of the Reigersdaal. All with mild to
moderate corrosion, all but one have all pertinent elements full and legible. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $500-$800
Ex: Reigersdaal.
4080 2 Reales, 1755-M. Ferdinand VI. KM-86.1. Mexico
City mint. A bright and lustrous example. Sharp details
NGC MS-62 .................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 706791.
4073 8 Reales Klippe, 1733-MoMF. Philip V (1700-46). KM48; Cal-Type-144#768. Nicely struck with full date. With
an bold type II 1839 Guatemala countermark. Attractive
old cabinet tone. NGC EF-40. ......................... $300-$500
PCGS# 407410.
4074 4 Reales, 1734-MoMF. Philip V (1700-46). KM-94; CalType-179#1047; Gil-M-4-6. Nicely struck. Surfaces mildly
granular due to salt water submersion. With certificates of
authenticity.
NGC EF Details—Salt Water Damage. ......... $150-$200
PCGS# 150618.
Ex: Sedwick Treasure Auction Sale #12 Lot #739 October 26, 2012.
Ex: Rooswijk.
4081 8 Reales, 1759-MoMM. KM-104.2. Very tiny chopmark
at 3 o’clock on the reverse. A hint of light porosity around
the rim, otherwise a lightly toned wholesome example.
NGC AU Details—Chopmarked. .................. $200-$300
PCGS# 670012.
4082 8 Reales, 1765-MF. Charles III (1759-88). KM-105;
Cal-Type-101#901; Gil-M-8-45; FC-44a. Single arc crown.
Sharply struck. Darkly toned.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 670020.
4083 2 Reales, 1780-FF. Charles III (1759-88). KM-88.2.
Sharply struck with nearly full mint luster.
PCGS# 145034.
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MEXICO
4084 Chihuahua. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1790. Charles IV (1788-1808). Grove-C-52a; Medina-143; Herrera-128. By G.A.
Gil. Bust of Charles IV with sash to right; Reverse: Radiant clergy hat atop altar. Light field tooling. Lustrous and appealing.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...........................................................................................................................................................$600-$800
Ex: Stack’s 12/89 Lot #2885.
4085 1/2 Real, 1807/6-TH. KM-72. Finest certified specimen. Nice strike with dark attractive toning.
PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ..............................................................................................................................................$100-$150
PCGS# 718010.
4086 Escudo, 1743-MF. KM-113; Fr-11. An attractive example. NGC VF-30.............................................................................$400-$500
PCGS# 263422.
4087 8 Reales, 1772-MoFM. Carlos III (1759-88). KM-106.1; FC-52; El-76. Two year type coin. A few small chopmarks.
NGC VF Details—Chopmark. ...............................................................................................................................................$60-$80
PCGS# 670105.
4088 8 Reales, 1773-MoFM. KM-106.1; Cal-Type-102#915; FC-54a. Minor tooling evident. Inverted mintmark and assayer’s letters. A
few small chops removed. Darkly toned. PCGS Genuine—Tooled, VF Details Secure Holder. ...........................................$50-$75
PCGS# 670126.
4089 8 Reales, 1811-MoHJ. KM-110; FC-104b; El-142. Armored bust. Very lustrous with light blue iridescent tone. Quite nice quality for
type. NGC MS-62. ...............................................................................................................................................................$350-$500
PCGS# 513287.
4090 8 Reales, 1814/3-HJ. KM-111. VERY RARE assayer. Dark toned. Skillfully repaired. NGC Fine Details—Repaired. ...$800-$1000
PCGS# 263387.
4091 8 Reales, 1812-RM. Durango Mint. KM-111.2. Draped bust. Full date, mintmark and assayer’s letters. Normal crude uneven strike.
Toned. NGC AG-03. ............................................................................................................................................................$300-$400
PCGS# 502631.
4092 8 Reales, 1817-DMZ. Durango Mint. KM-111.2. Some light surface smoothing. Well struck for type. Struck on a well rounded
planchet allowing for full legends and well rendered portrait. Lightly toned. NGC EF Details—Repaired. ......................$100-$150
PCGS# 718101.
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MEXICO
4093 8 Reales, 1821-CG. Durango Mint. KM-111.2. Nice strike. Light toning considerable mint luster. Far better than what is normally
seen. NGC AU-55. ...............................................................................................................................................................$400-$600
PCGS# 718109.
4094 War of Independence. Zacatecas. 8 Reales, 1821-AZ/RG. KM-111.5. Weakly struck area on King’s neck.
NGC MS-62. ........................................................................................................................................................................$300-$500
PCGS# 172568.
4095 War of Independence. Oaxaca. Insurgent Emergency Coinage. 2 Reales, 1812. KM-229. Nicely toned and very attractive for type.
NGC AU-58. ........................................................................................................................................................................$300-$400
PCGS# 718082.
4096 War of Independence. Oaxaca. Insurgent Emergency Coinage. Tierra Caliente. 1/2 Real, 1813. KM-243. Very scarce issue. Lovely chocolate brown patina. Well struck with good centering. CHOICE VERY FINE. ........................................................$300-$500
PCGS# 707654.
Ex: Ponterio & Associates 1/05 Auction Lot#631.
4097 Guadalajara. Silver Proclamation Medal, 1822. 38.73 mm; 26.8 gms. Grove-27a; Fonrobert-6910. 8 Reales size. Uniformed bust
of Iturbide right, legend around; Reverse: Two rampant lions with their forelegs against the trunk of a tree, legend around and date
below. NGC AU-50. .............................................................................................................................................................$200-$300
4098 Empire of Iturbide. 8 Reales, 1822-MoJM. KM-304. Nice strike. Attractive dark toning. NGC AU-58. ..........................$600-$800
PCGS# 515031.
4099 8 Reales, 1891-GaJS. KM-377.6. Toned. Sharp details. NGC MS-62. .................................................................................$100-$150
PCGS# 519000.
4100 8 Reales, 1848-GCMP. KM-377.7; DP-GC05. Somewhat bright from cleaning.
PCGS Genuine—Tooled, VF Details Secure Holder. ........................................................................................................$250-$350
PCGS# 174372.
4101 Guanajuato. 8 Reales, 1868-YF. KM-377.8; DP-Go50. Sharply struck. NGC MS-64 PL. ..................................................$200-$300
PCGS# 519187.
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MEXICO
4102 Mexico City. 8 Escudos, 1846-MoMF. Fr-64; KM-383.9.
Abrasive old cleaning with various directional hairlines.
NGC EF Details—Harshly Cleaned. ........... $900-$1100
4105 8 Escudos, 1859-ZsMO. Fr-75; KM-383.11.
PCGS EF-40 Secure Holder. ........................ $900-$1100
PCGS# 521512.
PCGS# 172024.
4106 8 Escudos, 1863-ZsMO. Fr-75; KM-383.11.
PCGS# 168851.
4103 Mexico City. 8 Escudos, 1848-MoGC. Fr-64; KM-383.9.
Well struck and evenly worn. Hairlines from being cleaned
long ago, now starting to tone. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
EF Details Secure Holder. ............................ $900-$1200
PCGS# 521410.
4107 Empire of Maximilian. Peso, 1866-Mo. KM-388.1. Light
toning. Nice strike. NGC MS-61. .................... $500-$700
4104 1/8 Real, 1850. Mexico City Mint. KM-334. Copper.
Struck as an attempt by the federal government to end the
unregulated minting of state and municipal copper issues.
Their strategy was to mint coppers that were of higher quality, but were ultimately unsuccessful with this series. Liberty seated right. A remarkably well manufactured piece with
wide rims and a thick 14.33 gms planchet. A few light surface marks. Chocolate brown patina. EXTREMELY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $500-$700
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PCGS# 157267. NGC ID: 359Y.
4108 Peso, 1871-GoS. KM-408.4. Bright and lustrous surfaces.
Sharp details. PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ... $200-$300
PCGS# 161979.
4116 Peso, 1913. KM-453. Bright reflective surfaces. Very well
struck features.
PCGS# 525776. NGC ID: 158200.
MEXICO
4109 Peso, 1898-GoR. Fr-161; KM-410.3. Mule. Tied for
finest certified by NGC with one other coin. Scarce
type with subdued luster and good eye appeal.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 523943.
4117 Peso, 1913. KM-453. Faint toning. Sharp features with
bright and lustrous surfaces.
PCGS# 525776. NGC ID: 158200.
4118 2 Peso, 1921. KM-462. Centennial commemorative. Bright
reflective surfaces and very well struck features. Very attractive. PCGS Genuine—Spot Removed, Unc Details
Secure Holder. .................................................. $75-$125
PCGS# 526015. NGC ID: 158275.
4119 5 Pesos, 1950. KM-466. Commemorates the opening of the Southern Railroad. Bright and lustrous surfaces that have a very reflective quality. Very appealing.
PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. ............................. $30-$50
4110 5 Pesos, 1872-M. Mexico City Mint. Fr-139; KM-412.6.
Nice reflective surfaces.
|PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder. ........................ $350-$500
PCGS# 526056. NGC ID: 158296.
PCGS# 411808.
4111 Peso, 1884-MoM. Fr-157; KM-410.5. Sharply struck with
hard mirror fields. Highly attractive.
NGC MS-65 PL............................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 523968.
4112 10 Centavos, 1863-SLP. KM-401.2. Well struck with nice
toning. NGC AU-55. ....................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 165298.
4113 Peso, 1903-ZsFZ. KM-409.3. Bright and lustrous. Very
sharp details throughout. NGC MS-65. .......... $350-$500
PCGS# 523848.
4120 Chihuahua. Hidalgo del Parral. Peso, 1913. GB-79;
KM-611. Lightly toned with good underlying luster. Very
attractive.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 526702.
4121 Oaxaca. 10 Pesos, 1915-TM. Fr-176; KM-752; GB-374.
Faint hairlines. Bright gold surfaces. Much luster still
remaining.
PCGS# 162338.
4114 5 Pesos, 1903-Q. Culiacan Mint. Fr-142; KM-412.2.
Sharply struck and attractive.
PCGS# 524176.
4115 Peso, 1913. KM-453. Faint toning area below the eagle and
in some peripheral areas. Bright reflective surfaces, sharply
struck. PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. ............. $250-$350
PCGS# 525776. NGC ID: 158200.
MOMBASA
4122 1/4 Rupee (4 Annas), 1890-H. KM-3. Mintage of only
12,000 pieces. Sharply struck with attractive dark toning.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 172909.
MONTENEGRO
4123 Commemorative Medal for The War of Liberation, 187578, ND. 36 mm. Barac-23. Bronze. Bust of Nicholas I half
right in military uniform, name and title (in Cyrillic script)
above and oak and laurel wreath below; Reverse: Cross
pattée with dates 1875, 1876, 1877, & 1878 on the arms;
Cyrillic inscription around “THOU ART MY STRENGTH
AND SUCCOR”, a star and inverted crescent below. Said
to have been made from captured Turkish cannon. Original white bordered red moire trifold ribbon. Lustrous.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $150-$200
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MONTENEGRO
4124 5 Perpera, 1912. KM-15. Lightly toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 269979.
MOROCCO
4125 Mitqal (10 Dirhams), AH 1188 (1774). KM-41; VG-3980.
An excellent example of this type. Sharply struck. Attractive dark toning. NGC AU-58. ........................ $400-$600
4131 Gelderland. Lion Daalder (48 Stuivers), 1648. KM-36;
Dav-4850. Of typical crude manufacture. Attractive light
grey toning.
PCGS# 397803.
PCGS# 727533.
NETHERLANDS
4126 Breda. 20 Stuivers, 1625. KM-3; Delm-323. Uniface Klippe
struck during the siege of Breda by the Spanish. Nice strike
with attractive toning, NGC AU-55. ............... $350-$500
4127 Friesland. Ducat, 1614. Fr-223. Somewhat uneven strike.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 271362.
4132 Gelderland. Lion Daalder, 1649. Dav-4850; KM-36. Lustrous and appealing. NGC AU-55. .................. $300-$400
PCGS# 845116.
4133 Gelderland. Gulden, 1764. KM-65.6. Finest certified. Attractive iridescent toning. Slightly weak strike.
PCGS# 273639.
4128 Friesland. Rijksdaalder (48 Stuivers), 1620. KM-22;
Dav-4829. Unevenly struck. Lightly toned.
NGC VF-35. .................................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 275694.
4129 Gelderland. Lion Daalder, 1641. Dav-4849; KM-15.2.
Crude strike as usual. Lustrous.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 845191.
4130 Gelderland. Lion Daalder, 1648. Dav-4850; KM-36. Attractive peripheral toning. NGC AU-53.......... $200-$300
4134 Holland. Florin, ND (1506-20). Karel V (1506-55).
Fr-136. Traces of mount mark on edge.
PCGS# 533531.
PCGS# 397803.
4135 Holland. Lion Daalder, 1576. Dav-8838; Delm-831.
Bright and exquisite. An excellent example of this normally
crudely struck type. NGC MS-61. ................... $600-$800
PCGS# 151314.
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NETHERLANDS
4136 Holland. Ducat, 1726. Fr-250; KM-12.2. Removed from a
mount at one point.
PCGS# 950889.
4143 Kingdom of Holland. Ducat, 1806. Fr-326; KM-26.2.
Small date. PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. ....... $500-$700
PCGS# 785881.
4137 Holland. Stuiver, 1726. Fr-unlisted; KM-85a. Gold.
PCGS# 171361.
4138 Holland. Stuiver, 1738. KM-85a; Delmonte-819. Gold.
Tied with two others in this grade, with two higher.
PCGS# 529904.
4144 Overijssel. Daalder, 1620. KM-13; Dav-4832. Lightly
toned. NGC EF-40. ......................................... $150-$200
PCGS# 770361.
4145 Utrecht. Lion Daalder (48 Stuivers), 1616. KM-13;
Dav-4863. Of typical crude manufacture. A couple of
scratches on reverse. Slightly doubled otherwise nice strike
with attractive light grey toning.
4139 Holland. Duit, 1740. Fr-unlisted; KM-80b.Gold.
PCGS Genuine—Filed Rims,
PCGS# 436113.
4140 Holland. 10 Stuivers, 1749. KM-95. Very attractive multicolored toning. NGC MS-65. .......................... $250-$350
PCGS# 700040.
4141 Holland. Stuiver, 1763. KM-91a. Sharply struck. Light
orange peel toning. Attractive. PCGS Genuine—
Cleaning, Unc Details Secure Holder............ $300-$400
PCGS# 171362.
PCGS# 392551.
4146 Utrecht. 1/2 Lion Daalder, 1642. KM-31. Typical crude
strike. NGC AU-53.......................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 870807.
4147 Utrecht. 3 Gulden, 1786. KM-117; Dav-1852. Nice strike.
Lovely dark toning. NGC AU-58. ................... $300-$400
PCGS# 471194.
4148 Utrecht. 1/2 Ducaton, 1793. KM-115.1. Some hairlines, but otherwise a very appealing piece. Bright
and lustrous with a sharp strike and great details.
PCGS# 795451.
4149 West Friesland. Ducat, 1590. Fr-291.
PCGS MS-62................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 534861.
4142 Kampen. Lion Daalder (48 Stuivers), 1648. Dav-4879;
KM-35.1. Incorrect KM number on slab. Bright and appealing. Truly exceptional quality for this normally very
crude type. NGC MS-61. ................................ $600-$800
PCGS# 246189.
4150 West Friesland. Ducat, 1609. Fr-294; KM-16. Minor tooling. PCGS Genuine—Tooled,
PCGS# 431848.
4151 West Friesland. Lion Daalder (48 Stuivers), 1648.
KM-14.2; Dav-4870. Lily mintmark. Unevenly struck. Attractive light grey toning and nice luster.
PCGS# 196665.
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4152 West Friesland. Rijksdaalder, 1657. Dav-4842; KM-15.1.
Light toning with underlying luster.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 193658.
4153 West Friesland. Lot of (3) Ducatons, ca. 1661-79. KM-46.1
& 68. 3 pieces in lot. Comprised of pieces recovered
from the wreck of the Merestein. All with mild to moderate corrosion, one date is indiscernible. All with certificates of authenticity. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE................................................................ $200-$400
Ex: Merestein.
4154 Zeeland. 6 Stuivers (Ship Shillings), 1753. KM-P22. Minor hairlines. Some green hued toning spots present in the
obverse outer legend. Nice details and matte gray surfaces.
4155 Zeeland. 1/8 Ducaton, 1763. KM-98. Very bright and lustrous. Sharp details. A choice example for this denomination. NGC MS-63. ........................................... $350-$450
PCGS# 733012.
4156 Zwolle. Lion Daalder, 1646. Dav-4885; KM-46. Lightly
toned with attractive luster. NGC AU-55. ....... $300-$400
PCGS# 952390.
4157 Zwolle. Ducat, 1650. Fr-213. Lustrous and quite choice.
PCGS# 679045.
4160 Bicentennial of Printing in Haarlem Silver Medal, ND
(ca.1640). 32.6 mm; 12.0 gms. VanLoon-I-160.1. Armored
and draped female figure standing facing flanked by letters
“S C” presenting wreath, printing press to right; Reverse:
Sailing ship breaking through chained forts guarding harbor. Issued on the 200th anniversary of Laurens Coster,
who claimed to have invented printing with movable type
before Gutenberg. Semi-prooflike field and attractive blue
and gold toning add to the appeal of this RARE medal.
4161 Gulden, 1896. KM-117. Cleaned at some point.
Key date for the type. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
VF Details Secure Holder. ............................. $350-$450
PCGS# 532090.
NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
4162 Madura Island. Real Batu (8 Reales), AH (1)230.
KM-197. Arabic countermark on a Mexico City mint
cob 8 Reales (1729-32). Natural occurring hole, test
punch mark. Countermark VERY FINE, host coin
NGC Good Details—Holed. .......................... $150-$250
4163 Madura Island. Ducaton, ND (1811-54). cf.KM-199.2.
Countermarked on an 1752 Austria Taler.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $300-$500
4164 Madura Island. Ducaton, ND (1811-54). KM-199.2.
“Madura Star” countermark on an Austrian 1761 Taler.
4165 Madura Island. Rupee, AH 1230 (1814-15). KM-247;
Pr-9; Sch-594a. British East India Company. Edge crack.
Sharply struck. Attractive iridescent toning.
PCGS MS-62................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 534963.
NICARAGUA
4166 Real, 1822. KM-M2. Proclamation issue for Emperor
Augustin I. Faint hairlines and contact points. A pleasing
unholed example.
PCGS# 712959.
4158 Kingdom of Holland. Ducat, 1809. Fr-322; KM-38.
PCGS# 530071.
4159 Ducat, 1837. Fr-331; KM-50.2.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 453245.
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NICARAGUA
4167 Silver Proclamation Medal, 1822. Grove-36a; Bruce-M2.
Bust of Iturbide left; Reverse: Volcano and lion rampant
within wreath. Struck to Real size and weight. An excellent example with a sharp strike and highly lustrous metal.
Normally these are found in lower grades and often holed,
as they actually circulated as coinage and were often used
as ornamentation. A remarkably well preserved example.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $500-$700
NORWAY
4168 8 Skilling, 1714-DMA. Frederick IV (1699-1730).
KM-209; Sieg-3.2; ABH-35. Lightly toned.
NGC AU-58. ................................................. $3500-$500
4172 20 Kroner, 1902. Fr-17; KM-355; ABH-9; Sieg-104.
PCGS# 537850. NGC ID: 313296.
PCGS# 537850. NGC ID: 313296.
4174 2 Kroner, 1908. KM-370; Sieg-66. Lightly toned.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $100-$200
PCGS# 876767.
PCGS# 429604.
4169 Speciedaler, 1776-HIAB. Christian VII (1766-1808).
Dav-1308; Sieg-17; ABH-3; KM-253. Toned.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 375429.
PALESTINE
4175 Minor Type Set, 1927. KM-1-5. 5 pieces in set. Includes: Mil to 20 Mils. Attractive well matched
gems. All are in NGC holders. NGC MS-66 RD,
MS-66 RB & MS-66 (3). ................................. $500-$700
4176 Minor Type Set, 1927. KM-1-5. 5 pieces in set. Includes:
Mil to 20 Mils. All are in NGC holders. A nice evenly
matched gem set.
NGC MS-65 RB (2) & MS-65 (3). .................. $350-$500
4177 Minor Type Set, 1927. KM-1-5. 5 pieces in set. Includes:
Mil to 20 Mils. All are in NGC holders. A nice evenly
matched choice set.
NGC MS-64 RB (2), MS-64 (3). ..................... $300-$400
4178 10 Mils, 1943. KM-4a. Nice dark toning.
PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder. ........................... $50-$100
PCGS# 331106.
PANAMA
4179 5 Centesimos, 1916. KM-2. Scarce. Mintage of 100,000
pieces. PCGS MS-63 Secure Holder............... $100-$150
PCGS# 539852.
4170 Speciedaler, 1850. KM-317; Sieg-6; Ahl-5. Lightly cleaned.
PCGS# 766566.
PARAGUAY
4180 Peso, 1889. KM-5. Sharply struck. Lightly toned.
NGC MS-61. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 707094.
PCGS# 537841.
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PERU
4181 8 Reales, 1766-LJM. Lima Mint. Carlos III (1759-88).
KM-A64.1, FC-17b (listed as “should exist, but unconfirmed”), EL-18. RARE variety with dot about both mint
marks. Chopmarked. Some varied toning present, still
much remaining luster. PCGS Genuine—Chopmark,
PCGS# 707199.
4182 8 Reales, 1772-JM. Charles III (1759-88). KM-78. Without dots over mintmarks. VERY RARE. Lustrous surfaces.
Chopmarks. PCGS Genuine—Chopmark,
PCGS# 551043.
4188 8 Reales, 1820-LJP. Lima Mint. KM-117.1; FC-83; El-88.
Lovely iridescent, multicolored toning.
PCGS# 551315.
4189 Silver Independence Medal, 1821. 29.14 mm; 10.39 gms.
Fonrobert-8998. Facing sunface, legend around; Reverse:
Eight line inscription within wreath. Plain edge. Gray
toning in fields with points of luster. Reeded edge type.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $100-$150
4183 4 Reales, 1775-MJ. Charles III (1759-88). KM-77. VERY
RARE. “GARTIA” legend error. Very interesting and significant. NGC VG-08. ..................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 716222.
4184 8 Escudos, 1790-IJ. Charles IV (1788-1808). Fr-36;
KM-87. Bust of Charles III, legend reads “CAROL IV”.
Some deep peripheral toning. Small lamination with
tooling on reverse at about 4 o’clock. NGC EF Details—
Reverse Spot Removed............................... $1000-$1200
4185 8 Reales, 1809-JP. KM-106.1. Nice strike. Light attractive
toning. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 551333.
4186 8 Reales, 1812-JP. KM-117.1. Ferdinand VII. Laureate
head. Mottled toning with luster showing and sharp details.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 703177.
4187 8 Reales, 1812-LIMAJP. Lima Mint. KM-117.1. Iridescent toning with areas of underlying luster. Well
struck with full button on drapery, side-burn and laurel wreath. A mint state coin in this cataloger’s opinion.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $100-$150
4190 8 Reales, 1823-JP. KM-117.3; FC-85b. VERY RARE. Overstruck on a Republic 1822 “Peru Libre” 8 Reales (KM-136).
On several occasions during the War of Independence,
control of the city of Lima shifted back and forth between
Royalist and Republican forces. Under the command of
generals Canterac and Valdez, Royalist forces successfully re-captured the city on June 18th, 1823. Mandatory
financial contributions were enforced upon the people of
Lima in support of the Royalist cause. Contributions collected in the form of the “Peru Libre” Republican type 8
Reales were then overstruck with conventional colonial
dies bearing the effigy of Ferdinand VII. Prior to evacuating the city on July 16 1823, Royalist forces shipped
much of the minting machinery to the city of Cuzco, before setting fire to the mint in Lima. Very interesting and
historically significant, as it’s minting can be pinpointed
to a brief period of just under a month during the War
of Independence. Good strike with a solid portion of the
under type still visible, lightly toned, several scratches.
NGC Fine Details—Obverse Scratched. ..... $800-$1000
PCGS# 213696.
4191 8 Reales, 1826-JM. Lima Mint. KM-142.1. Nice strike
with attractive toning.
PCGS# 703177.
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PCGS# 551972.
PERU
4192 8 Reales, 1828-JM. Lima Mint. KM-142.3. Large Liberty Figure. Tied with two others in this grade, with only two higher. Dark
toned. Slightly weak strike. NGC MS-62...............................................................................................................................$175-$250
PCGS# 246857.
4193 8 Reales, 1832-MM. Lima Mint. KM-142.3. Nice strike, attractive mint luster. NGC MS-61. ............................................$175-$250
PCGS# 246862.
4194 North Peru. 8 Reales, 1839-MB. KM-164; El-178. There is a minor disturbance in the field near the rim at 11 o’clock. VERY RARE
one year type that has attractive grey toning with golden, azure and red hues. NGC EF Details—Repaired. .....................$750-$900
PCGS# 990172.
Ex: R.L. Lissner Collection
4195 Sol, 1881-BF. KM-196.10. Diagonal scratch on shield. Very nicely struck features. Toned.
NGC AU Details—Reverse Scratched. .............. $30-$50
PCGS# 990019.
PHILIPPINES
4196 Quarto Obverse Die Trial, ND. 35 mm diameter; 8 mm thick. Quarto obverse die trial struck in lead. Areas of corrosion. Strange,
unusual and undoubtedly RARE. VERY GOOD.$500-$700
Ex: Aldo Basso Collection November 1985.
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PHILIPPINES
4197 8 Reales, ND (1834-37). KM-49. Crowned “YII” countermark on a Bolivian 8 Reales, 1807. Tiny chopmarks.
NGC Fine Details—Chopmark. .................... $350-$500
PCGS# 396697.
4199 8 Reales, ND (Authorized October 2, 1832, commencing
October 5, 1832, officially ending December 20, 1834).
KM-51; Basso-41; PNM#6-75; PNM#16-38; Cacho-Type
VIII CS-054; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type III Group A;
Gil-Crown variety 5-4-*-A (1832). Type V countermark
crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an 1827-PTSJM Bolivian
8 Soles. Scarce early date. Countermark well struck and
nicely centered. Moderately worn with minor debris and
light toning amongst the devices. Countermark EF Details,
host coin PCGS FINE-15 Secure Holder. ...... $200-$300
PCGS# 151534.
From the Ray Czahor Collection.
VIII CS-059; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type III group A; GilCrown variety 5-4-!(2)-B. Type V countermark crowned
F.7.0 within circle. On an 1833-PTS LM Bolivian 8 Soles.
Countermark well struck and slightly off center, with
small die crack at 1 o’clock. Slight ghosting on reverse of
countermark incuse and in retrograde. Light attractive
peripheral toning. Countermark EF Details, host coin
PCGS# 151534.
4200 8 Reales, ND (Authorized October 2, 1832, commencing October 5, 1832, officially ending December 20,
1834). KM-74; Basso-41; cf.PNM#6-46; PNM#16-110;
Cacho-Type VIII CS-043; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type
III group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-C (1834). Type V
countermark crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an 1830GaFS Mexican 8 Reales. Scarce early date host coin.
Countermark well struck and centered. Host coin has
some smoothing under eagles right wing. Moderate even
wear with light attractive iridescent toning. Countermark VF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Repaired,
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KM-74; Basso-41; PNM#16-120; cf.Cacho-Type VIII CS052; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type III group A; Gil-Crown
variety 5-4-!(2)-B (1833). Type V countermark crowned
F.7.0 within circle. On an 1832-GoMJ (1 over inverted 1)
Mexican 8 Reales. Scarce host coin variety. Countermark
well struck and off center. Moderate even wear with minor
encrustation and a minor planchet flaw on the reverse at 3
o’clock. Lightly toned. Countermark EF Details, host coin
KM-81; Basso-41; PNM#6-58; PNM#16-144; CachoType IV CS-005; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type III group A;
Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-C (1834. Type V countermark
crowned F.7.0 within circle. Over an 1824 Peru Royalist crown countermark on an insurgent 1823-LIMAEJP 8
Reales. Scarce host coin with royalist countermark. F.7.0
countermark well struck over the royalist countermark.
Well worn with much of the design features still present
and the reverse significantly flattened from the application
of two countermarks. Debris and encrustation amongst
the devices. Countermark FINE Details, host coin
PCGS VG-08 Secure Holder. ......................... $250-$350
PCGS# 731973.
1834). KM-74; Basso-41; PNM#6-43; PNM#16-107;
III group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-*-A (1832). Type
V countermark crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an
1829-Do RL Mexican 8 Reales. Countermark unevenly
struck and slightly off center. Evenly worn with debris
amongst the devices. Countermark EF Details, host coin
4203 8 Reales, ND (Authorized October 2, 1832, commencing October 5, 1832, officially ending December
20, 1834). KM-74; Basso-41; cf.PNM#6-46; PNM#16110; Cacho-Type-VIII CS-043; Lopez-Chavez YriarteType III group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-C (1834).
Type V countermark crowned F.7.0 within circle. On
an 1830-GaFS Mexico 8 Reales. SCARCE host mint.
Countermark well struck and nicely centered. Moderate even wear with attractive dark toning showing golden and azure hues. Countermark VF Details, host coin
VIII CS-026; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type III group A;
Gil-Crown variety 5-4-*-A (1832). Type V countermark
crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an 1831-LIMAEMM(M/J)
Peru 8 Reales. RARE host variety. Countermark unevenly
struck and well centered. Light to moderate wear with light
attractive iridescent toning. Countermark AU Details, host
coin PCGS EF-40 Secure Holder. .................. $300-$400
PCGS# 399836.
PCGS# 420162.
Ex: Superior Stamp & Coin Auction, December 8 & 9, 1995 Lot # 783
(Part, with lot tag)
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1834). KM-83; Basso-41; PNM#6-70; PNM#16-161;
Cacho-Type VIII CS-027; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-*-A
(1832). Type V countermark crowned F.7.0 within circle.
On an 1832-LIMAEMM Peru 8 Reales. Countermark well
struck and off center. Light even wear, cleaned. Countermark AU Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 399836.
Ex:Craig A. Whitford Numismatic Auctions, May 18 & 19, 2001; Lot #
449 (With lot tag).
VIII CS-030; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type III group A; GilCrown variety 5-4-!(2)-B (1833). Type V countermark
crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an 1834-LIMAEMM Peru
8 Reales. Scarce last date for host coin and countermark
combination. According to Frank Gilboy this host coin
and particular countermark combination should not exist
based on the his research. The countermark is dated to the
year prior to the host coin. An interesting piece which deserves more research. Countermark well struck and slightly
off center, with die crack at 1 o’clock. Well worn and cleaned
long ago now starting to retone. Countermark EF Details,
host coin PCGS FINE-12 Secure Holder. ...... $125-$175
PCGS# 399836.
1834). KM-83; Basso-41; cf.PNM#6-63; PNM#16-152;
Cacho-Type VIII; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type III group
A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-C (1834). Type V countermark crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an 1828-LIMAEJM Peru 8 Reales. Countermark weakly struck
and nicely centered. Moderately worn with a couple
of light scratches on the reverse. Attractive multicolored toning. Countermark VERY FINE, host coin
NGC VF Details—Reverse Scratch. .............. $100-$150
PCGS# 731978.
1834). KM-83; Basso-41; PNM#6-72; PNM#16-163;
III group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-C (1834). Type V
countermark crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an 1833-LIMAEMM Peru 8 Reales, “open” 3’s of date. Countermark unevenly struck and nicely centered. Evenly
worn and toned. Countermark VF Details, host coin
PCGS FINE-12 Secure Holder......................... $75-$125
PCGS# 399836.
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PHILIPPINES
1834). KM-84; Basso-41; PNM#6-73; PNM#16-164;
III group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-C (1834). Type
V countermark crowned F.7.0 within circle. On an
1833-CUZCOBoAr Peru 8 Reales. Scarce host coin. Countermark well struck and off center. Moderately worn
and harshly cleaned, now starting to retone. Countermark AU Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 399836.
Ex:Stack’s Bowers & Ponterio Auction # 163, November 16-19, 2011; Lot
# 23652 (With lot tag).
4211 8 Reales, ND (Decree of December 20, 1834, suppressed
March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1, 1836)). KM100; Basso-43; cf.PNM#6-188; PNM#16-181; Cacho-Type
IX CS-096; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group A; GilCrown variety 5-4-1-II (1835). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1831-PTSJF Bolivia 8
Soles. Scarce host assayer’s letters. Countermark well struck
and slightly off center. Light to moderate even wear with
light attractive toning. Countermark EF Details, host coin
PCGS# 722065.
March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1, 1836)). KM100; Basso-43; PNM#6-193; PNM#16-185; Cacho-Type
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1833-PTSLM Bolivia
8 Soles. Countermark sharply struck and nicely centered.
Though the slab tag says repaired one is hard pressed to
find any signs of said repair. Light to moderate even wear,
harshly cleaned with light attractive toning. Countermark AU Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Repaired,
PCGS# 722065.
4213 8 Reales, ND (Decree of December 20, 1834, suppressed March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1,
1836)). KM-100; Basso-43; PNM#6-195; PNM#16187; Cacho-Type IX CS-100; Lopez-Chavez YriarteType IV group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-3-III (1836).
Type VI countermark crowned Y.II. within circle. On an
1835-PTSLM Bolivia 8 Soles. Countermark well struck
and slightly off center. Moderately worn with dark attractive toning. Countermark VF Details, host coin
PCGS# 722065.
March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1, 1836)). KM117.2; Basso-43; PNM#16-240; cf.Cacho-Type VII CS012; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-1581; Gil-Crown variety 5-41-II (1835). Type VI countermark crowned Y.II. within
circle. On an 1818-DoCG Mexico War of Independence
8 Reales. Scarce host coin. Countermark well struck and
slightly off center, small die crack just to left of cross atop
crown. Conservatively graded with moderate wear and
cleaned long ago now with light attractive toning. Countermark VF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 732064.
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PHILIPPINES
4215 8 Reales, (1837). KM-108. Crowned “YII” countermark on
a 1834 Chile Peso (KM-82). Obverse has been lightly polished. NGC VF Details—Polished. ................ $200-$300
1836)). KM-129; Basso-43; PNM#6-144; PNM#16-319;
cf.Cacho-Type IX CS-059; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type
IV group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-II (1835). Type VI
countermark crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1833GoMJ Mexico 8 Reales, three dots before assayer’s letter’s
with straight “J”. Countermark Well struck and slightly
off center. Planchet crack at 3 o’clock leading to center
from application of countermark. Light to moderate wear
and lightly toned. Countermark AU Details, host coin
1836)). cf.KM-129; Basso-43; PNM#6-141; PNM#16313; Cacho-Type IX CS-090; Lopez-Chavez YriarteType IV group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-3-2-IV (1837).
Type VI countermark crowned Y.II. within circle. On
an 1832-ZsOM Mexico 8 Reales. Countermark weakly
struck and slightly off center. Light to moderate wear,
cleaned long ago and now starting to retone. Countermark AU Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 722056.
PCGS# 402635.
March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1, 1836)). KM129; Basso-43; cf.PNM#6-125; PNM#16-269; Cacho-Type
IV CS-052; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group A; GilCrown variety 5-3-2-IV (1837). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1827-GoMR Mexico 8
Reales. Scarce early date host coin. Countermark unevenly struck and off center, die crack from 10 o’clock to left
arm of “Y” in queen’s cipher with two smaller crack’s on
right arm of “Y” just below crown. Several small scratches on obverse just below countermark. Moderate wear
and lightly toned. Countermark EF Details, host coin
March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1, 1836)). KM129; Basso-43; PNM#6-144; PNM#16-319; cf.Cacho-Type
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1833-GoMJ Mexico 8
Reales; three dots before assayer’s letter’s with straight “J”.
Countermark well struck and nicely centered, small die
crack from 11 o’clock to 12 o’clock. Moderate even wear
and lightly toned. Countermark EF Details, host coin
PCGS# 402635.
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PCGS# 402635.
PHILIPPINES
March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1, 1836)).
cf.KM-129; Basso-43; cf.PNM#6-136; PNM#16-315; Cacho-Type IX CS-042; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group
A; Gil-Crown variety 5-3-1-I (1834). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1833-DoRM/L Mexico
8 Reales. Countermark well struck and slightly off center.
Light to moderate even wear, attractively toned showing
blues in the legend on the reverse with golden and red
amongst the central design. Countermark EF Details, host
coin PCGS VF-35 Secure Holder. .................. $200-$300
cf.KM-129; Basso-43; cf.PNM#6-140; PNM#16-291; Cacho-Type IX CS-064; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group
A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-3-III (1836). Type VI countermark crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1830-Pi JS Mexico
8 Reales. Scarce host coin. Countermark weakly struck and
slightly off center. Moderate wear with moderate encrustation on reverse, lightly toned. Countermark VF Details,
host coin PCGS VF-25 Secure Holder. .......... $175-$250
PCGS# 722056.
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1834-GoPJ Mexico 8
Reales, three dots before assayer’s letter’s and clashed dies
showing “LIBERTAD” in retrograde on reverse just below
eagle in cactus. Countermark well struck and off center.
Some minor tooling on reverse between ten o’clock and
one o’clock. Light to moderate wear with light attractive
grey toning showing golden and azure highlights. Countermark EF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Tooled,
cf.KM-129; Basso-43; cfPNM#6-132; PNM#16-289; CachoType IX CS-039; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group A;
Gil-Crown variety 5-4-3-III (1836). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1830-DoRM Mexico 8
Reales. Countermark well struck and slightly off center, two
small die cracks in queen’s cipher. Moderate even wear and
cleaned long ago now with light attractive grey toning. Countermark EF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 722056.
Ex:Heritage New York Signature Sale 363, January 9, 2005 Lot # 23026
(Part, with lot tag).
PCGS# 402635.
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PHILIPPINES
IX CS-057; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group A; GilCrown variety 5-4-3-IV (1837). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1830-GoMJ Mexico
8 Reales. Scarce early host date. Countermark unevenly
struck and slightly off center. Though the holder says damage one is hard pressed to find any. Well worn with hairlines from being cleaned long ago now lightly toned. Countermark VF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Damage,
Fine Details Secure Holder. ........................... $125-$175
1836)). cf.KM-129; Basso-43; PNM#6-148; PNM#16326; cf.Cacho-Type IX CS-043; Lopez-Chavez YriarteType IV group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-4-1-II (1835).
Type VI countermark crowned Y.II. within circle. On
an 1834-DoRM/L Mexico 8 Reales. Countermark unevenly struck and slightly off center. Graffiti in reverse
field below eagle’s right wing. Moderate wear with dark
attractive toning. Countermark VERY FINE, host coin
NGC VF Details—Reverse Graffiti. .............. $125-$175
PCGS# 402635.
cf.KM-129; Basso-43; PNM#6-134; PNM#16-301; CachoType IX CS-081; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group
A, Gil-Crown variety 5-4-3-III (1836). Type VI countermark crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1831-MoJM
Mexico 8 Reales. Countermark Slightly unevenly struck
and slightly off center, cross section of “Y” in queen’s cipher fill. Light to moderate wear with minor debris and attractive grey toning. Countermark VERY FINE, host coin
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $300-$400
1836)). KM-138.1; Basso-43; PNM#6-165; PNM#16359; Cacho-Type IX CS-023; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type
IV group A; Gil-5-4-3-III (1836). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1826-LIMAEJM Peru
8 Reales. Countermark well struck and nicely centered. Heavy wear with some light tooling over the date.
Light attractive toning. Countermark FINE, host coin
NGC VG Details—Reverse Damage. .............. $75-$125
Purchased private treaty from Pat Johnson Rare Coin co. (With ticket).
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PHILIPPINES
March 31, 1837 (By Decree of February 1, 1836)). KM138.2; Basso-43; PNM#6-184; PNM#16-384; Cacho-Type
IX CS-032; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group A; GilCrown variety 5-4-3-III (1836). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1836-LIMAEMT Peru 8
Reales. Countermark well struck and slightly off center. Light
to moderate wear with light hairlines from being cleaned
long ago and a single chopmark. Lightly toned. Countermark EXTREMELY FINE, host coin NGC AU Details—
Chopmarked, Cleaned. .................................. $200-$300
IX CS-029; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group A; GilCrown variety 5-4-2-1-II (1835). Type VI countermark
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1834-LIMAEMM
Peru 8 Reales. Countermark sharply struck and nicely
centered. Light to moderate wear and cleaned long ago
now lightly toned with hints of azure and red. Countermark AU Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
Peru 8 Reales, open 3’s in date. Countermark sharply
struck and nicely centered. Light to moderate even wear.
Cleaned long ago and now starting to retone. Countermark AU Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
1836)). KM-138.2; Basso-43; PNM#6-173; PNM#16371; Cacho-Type IX CS-027; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type
IV group A; Gil-Crown variety 5-3-1-I (1834). Type VI
countermark crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1832-LIMAEMM Peru 8 Reales. Countermark well struck and
slightly off center, small die crack from 11 o’clock to 12
o’clock. Moderate wear, minor encrustation and hairlines
from being cleaned long ago. Lightly toned. Countermark EF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 402634.
PCGS# 402634.
PCGS# 402634.
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IX CS-029; Lopez-Chavez Yriarte-Type IV group A; GilCrown variety 5-4-3-III (1836). Type VI countermark
Peru 8 Reales. Countermark well struck and nicely centered. Moderate wear, hairlines from cleaning and a single
chopmark on reverse in wreath at 12 o’clock. Countermark EF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Damage,
EF Details Secure Holder. ................................ $75-$125
PCGS# 402634.
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1833-CUZCOBoAr
Peru 8 Reales. Scarce host coin. Countermark slightly
uneven and nicely centered. Moderate even wear with
hairlines from being cleaned now lightly toned. Countermark EF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 564901.
4235 4 Pesos, 1861. Fr-1; KM-144. Removed from jewelry at one
point, surface fairly nice considering. Minor contact points.
Bright and lustrous with nice details. NGC EF Details—
PCGS# 450866.
4236 4 Pesos, 1864. Fr-1; KM-144. An attractive example exhibiting only minor wear on the high points.
NGC AU-50. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 150020. NGC ID: 69955.
crowned Y.II. within circle. On an 1829-CUZCOG Peru
8 Reales. Scarce host coin. Countermark slightly uneven
and off center. Moderate even wear with light hairlines
from being cleaned long ago now lightly toned with hints
of blue in the protected areas of the legend. Countermark EF Details, host coin PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 722078.
4237 4 Pesos, 1868. Fr-1; KM-144; Cal-Type-34#132.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $450-$550
PCGS# 555185.
4238 20 Centimos, 1880. KM-149. Scarce date.
NGC FINE-15................................................. $125-$175
PCGS# 429000.
4239 50 Centimos, 1880. KM-150. Scarce date. Toned.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 429010.
4240 50 Centimos, 1880. KM-150. Damage to obverse outer
legend at 8 o’clock.
NGC VF Details—Obverse Damage. ............ $125-$175
PCGS# 429010.
4241 50 Centimos, 1884. KM-150. Scarce date. Toned.
NGC EF-40. .................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 429016.
4242 10 Centimos, 1885. KM-148. Finest certified at either
PCGS or NGC. Needle sharp strike. Very light toning and
great eye appeal. PCGS MS-67. ...................... $400-$500
PCGS# 555034.
4243 Peso, 1911-S. KM-172. NGC AU-58. ............. $150-$250
PCGS# 90397.
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PHILIPPINES
4244 Peso & 50 Centavos 1936-M. KM-176 & 178. 2 pieces in
lot. Murphy-Quezon busts. Commemorating the Establishment of the Commonwealth.
NGC MS-64 & MS-65..................................... $275-$325
PCGS# 661000. NGC ID: 55355.
POLAND
4245 East Prussia. 3 Grosze, 1761. Queen Elizabeth (1759-62).
C-44. NGC AU-53. ......................................... $350-$500
PCGS # 786565
4246 Copper Stanislaus Augustus Coronation Medal,
1764. 33.4 mm. Hcz-3027. By Thomas Pingo. Uncrowned bust of Stanislaus Augustus right, name and
titles around; Reverse: Radiant crown with legend above
and inscription in exergue. Iridescent mahogany finish, minor surface spots on obverse noted for accuracy.
NGC MS-64 BN. ............................................. $150-$250
4250 10 Zlotych (1 1/2 Ruble), 1833-HT. C-134; Parchimowicz1043a. Sharply struck. NGC AU-55. ............... $400-$600
PCGS# 556200.
4251 2 Zlotych (30 Kopek), 1836-MW. C-132; Parchimowicz1037c; Bit-1153. NGC EF-40............................. $75-$125
PCGS# 192085.
4252 2 Zlote (30 Kopek), 1838-MW. C-132. Toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 192087.
4253 5 Zlotych, 1839-MW. C-133; Bit-1049; Par-1040m. Nice
strike. Dark attractive toning.
PCGS# 170361.
4247 Taler, 1788-EB. Stanislaus Augustus (1764-95). KM-212;
Dav-1621; Parchimowicz-1231a. Cleaned long ago now
starting to retone.
PCGS# 169904.
4248 6 Zlotych, 1795. Stanislaus Augustus (1764-95). Dav1623; KM-216; Parchimowicz-1233a. Some hairlines and
evidence of old cleaning, now toned. NGC EF Details—
PCGS# 452945.
4249 1/3 Talara, 1811 IS. C-86; Parchimowicz-1007e. Planchet flaws on either side, otherwise well struck in very
collectible condition. PCGS Genuine—Planchet Flaw,
AU Details Secure Holder. ............................... $90-$120
4254 Medal, 1899. 15.61gms, 33.39mm. Medal award for the
First Slavic Exhibition of Illustrated Post Cards in Krakow in 1899. Nicely toned. Lustrous and well struck.
4255 200 (2) & 2,000 Zlotych, 1980. Fr-120; Y-110.1, 110.2
& 111; Parchimowicz-P426b, P427b & P504b. 3 pieces in lot. Olympics, ski jump. All (3) pieces are in original plastic holders. Both silver pieces are lightly toned
from sitting in the plastic holder for an extended period of time. The gold coin has two small copper spots
that are mentioned for accuracy. Otherwise all are
CHOICE BRILLIANT PROOF...................... $300-$400
PCGS# 275313.
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4264 Tostao, ND (1578-21). Phillip II (1598-1621).
Gomes-19.02. Field repaired next to cross.
PCGS Genuine—Repaired, VF Details......... $100-$150
POLAND
4256 DANZIG. 30 Groszy, 1762-REOE. August III (1733-63).
KM-118. Dark plum and blue toning with underlying luster. NGC AU-53. ............................................. $400-$600
PCGS# 400143.
4257 DANZIG. 1 Pfennig, 1923. KM-140; Parchimowicz-53a;
Dutkowski-508-I. NGC PROOF-62 RB. ........ $250-$350
4258 DANZIG. 2 Pfennig, 1923. KM-140; Parchimowicz-54c;
Dutkowski-509-I. Attractive natural copper luster with
reflective surfaces. Sharp details.
NGC PROOF-64 RB. ..................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 77581.
4259 DANZIG. 5 Gulden, 1923. KM-147; Parchimowicz-65a.
Toned with some red and blue hues complimented by underlying luster. NGC MS-63............................ $350-$500
PCGS# 763552.
4260 DANZIG. 5 Gulden, 1923. KM-147; Parchimowicz-65.
Attractive light golden toning. Nice luster and sharp details. NGC AU-58. ........................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 763552.
4261 1/2 Gulden, 1927. KM-144; Parchimowicz-59b; Dutkowski-514-II. NGC AU-58. ................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 763542.
PORTUGAL
4262 Tostao, ND (1527-98). Philip I (1580-98). Gomes-15.01.
Fields tooled around cross.
PCGS Genuine—Tooled, VF Details. ........... $200-$300
4265 4,000 Reis, 1711. Lisbon Mint. Joao V (1706-50). Fr-94;
KM-184; Gomes-99.05. Some scratches on the reverse.
NGC VF Details—Scratches. ......................... $700-$900
PCGS# 737547.
4266 2,000 Reis, 1712. Joao V (1706-50). Fr-97; KM-183;
Gomes-94.06. PCGS Genuine—Edge Repair,
PCGS# 737510.
4267 400 Reis, 1816. KM-331; Gomes-24.09. Nice toning.
NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines. ............. $75-$125
PCGS# 347584. NGC ID: 45CA.
4268 1,000 Reis, 1855. Fr-149; KM-495. Very nice strike with
great features and lustrous surfaces.
PCGS# 974604.
4269 500 Reis, 1901. KM-535; Gomes-11.16. Lightly toned.
NGC AU-58. ..................................................... $75-$125
PCGS# 711977.
4270 Escudo, 1927. KM-578. Tied with just two others in this
grade, with only one higher. NGC MS-66. ...... $200-$300
PCGS# 701563.
4271 50 Centavos, 1928. KM-577. Tied with one other for finest
certified. NGC MS-66. .................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 716776.
4272 Escudo, 1944. KM-578; Gomes-25.07. Very scarce key
date for this series. NGC MS-62...................... $175-$250
PCGS# 701571.
4263 Tostao, ND (1580). Antonio I (1580-83). Gomes-10.01.
RARE. Attribution information on slab tag is incorrect.
Tooling at bottom of cross.
PCGS Genuine—Tooled, EF Details. ........ $1000-$1500
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PUERTO RICO
4273 Lot of (2) Countermarked Coins, 1854. KM-6.2 & 10.
Pair of countermarked United States coins with a fleur-delys-like countermark for use in Puerto Rico. In 1884, Puerto Rico customs houses took holed U.S. coins and countermarked them for use on the island. They were legal tender
until 1894. Includes: 1854 Arrows Quarter and 1858-O 1/2
Dollar. Both holed as all are. FINE. ................. $300-$500
PUERTO RICO
4274 20 Centavos, 1895-PGV. KM-22. A beautiful lightly toned,
fully lustrous and choice example. Housed in an older generation NGC holder. In this catalogers opinion this coin
is mint state and a wonderful candidate for an upgrade.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 725692.
4275 40 Centavos, 1896-PGV. KM-40. A highly attractive
example that is very nice quality for the grade. Toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 976913.
4276 40 Centavos, 1896-PGV. KM-40. Toned.
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 976913.
4277 40 Centavos, 1896-PGV. KM-40. Dark blue toning with
some hints of light gold. NGC AU-53. ............ $350-$500
4278 40 Centavos, 1896-PGV. KM-23. Some hairlines present. Some areas of toning. Luster shows though very well.
PCGS# 976913.
RHODESIA
4279 10 Shillings, 1966. Fr-3; KM-5. One year type. Mintage
of only 6,000 pieces. Very reflective gold surfaces and extremely sharp details makes this an attractive specimen.
NGC PROOF-66. ........................................... $125-$175
ROMANIA
4280 2 Bani, 1900-B. KM-27. Considerable mint luster.
PCGS MS-64 RB Secure Holder. ....................... $30-$50
4283 2 Lei Essai, ND (1910). Stambuliu-070-1.1. Design of the
standard 2 Lei with “ESSAI” stamped in right field behind
head; Reverse: Raised triskelion design. Appears to be
struck in either white metal or aluminum. Neat and interesting. NGC MS-66. ........................................ $400-$600
RUSSIA
4284 Pskov Republic. Pskov, ND (ca. 1420-1510).
Spassky-pl. 66#10. Crowned bust of prince with
a sword; Reverse: Panther. Multicolored toning.
CHOICE VERY FINE. ................................... $300-$400
4285 Count Feodor Alexeevich Golovin White Metal
Medal, ND (1698). Peter I (The Great) (1689-1725).
58.8 mm; 58.35 gms. Dia-10.2. Unsigned contemporary copy by Hedlinger. Half length bust of Count Golovin in fur lined coat and embroidered shirt; Reverse:
Crowned lion rampant holding sword left. The Count
was a general, governor of Siberia and ambassador to
China. Lustrous with only a few minor handling marks.
PCGS# 172749.
4281 10 Bani, 1900. KM-29. Light toning.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 213566.
4282 25 Lei, 1906. Fr-7; KM-38. Struck to commemorate the
40th anniversary of the reign of Carol I.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $500-$600
4286 1/2 Ruble (Poltina), 1723. Peter I (The Great) (16891725). KM-159; Bit-1057; Dia-24. “Seaman type”. Strong
legend and good details on the bust for further attribution. A few planchet defects on obverse as usual.
PCGS# 232187.
PCGS# 375953.
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RUSSIA
4287 Ruble, 1723. Peter I (The Great) (1689-1725). Dav-1657;
KM-162.2; Bit-892. Light smoothing on cheek and neck.
PCGS Genuine—Repaired,
4291 Ruble, 1733. Anna (1730-40). KM-192.2; Bit-64; Dia-24;
Dav-1671. NGC EF-40. ................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 141992.
PCGS# 140604.
4288 Ruble, 1723. KM-162.2; Dav-1657; Bit-892; Dia-52. Toned.
NGC Fine Details—Mount Removed. .......... $200-$300
PCGS# 140604.
4292 Ruble, 1737. KM-198; Bit-199; Dav-1674. A fairly presentable piece without any other major problems.
NGC EF Details—
PCGS# 402003.
4289 Ruble, 1727. Catherine I (1725-27). KM-177.1; Bit-49;
Dia-4; Dav-1665. No crosses atop the crowns above the
double headed eagle. Two scratches in the obverse fields,
yet they do not mar the designs. Excellent smoky grey
with rosy undertones.
NGC EF Details—Scratches. ......................... $600-$800
PCGS# 401990.
4293 10 Kopek, 1748. Elizabeth (1741-61). C-16a; Bit-209; Dia189. Bright and attractive. NGC AU-58. ......... $600-$800
PCGS# 866932.
4294 10 Kopek, 1748. Elizabeth I (1741-61). C-16a; Bit-209;
Dia-189. Cleaned.
PCGS# 866932.
4290 Ruble, 1727-CNB. Peter II (1727-30). KM-183; Bit-225;
Dia-21; Dav-1667. RARE type. A few minor planchet defects on obverse, but a neat strike and pleasing old toning counteract those issues. Overall a wholesome piece.
NGC VF-35. .................................................... $700-$900
4295 5 Kopek, 1755-CNB. Elizabeth (1741-61). C-15.2; Bit337. Light iridescent purple toning with underlying luster.
Nice details. PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder. ..... $500-$700
PCGS# 490078.
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PCGS# 433645.
RUSSIA
4296 Ruble, 1756. Elizabeth I (1741-62). C-22; Bit-64; Dia389. No stops at end of obverse legend. Light smoothing
in the obverse field behind head. Otherwise, well struck
with light attractive toning. PCGS Genuine—Tooled,
PCGS# 689813.
4297 1/2 Ruble, 1762-CNBHK. C-46.2; Bit-13. Grainy surfaces due to light corrosion. NGC Fine Details—
PCGS# 651894.
4298 Ruble, 1763-CNBRI. C-67.2. Somewhat bright from
cleaning. Light surface etching. Well struck with excellent
details. PCGS Genuine—Cleaning,
PCGS# 148521.
4303 Ruble, 1771-CNBRY. Catherine II (The Great) (176296). C-67a.2; Bit-210; Dia-261. Light toning. Lustrous and
appealing. NGC AU-50. .................................. $500-$700
PCGS# 402096.
4304 Moldavia & Wallachia. 3 Dengi (Para) Pattern,
1771. KM-Pn2; Bit-1268; cf.Dia-1124. Bronze. With
wreath design edge. Light scratches on reverse.
PCGS # 982167
4305 10 Kopek, 1779-CNB. C-61b. Lightly toned.
PCGS# 738467.
4306 Ruble, 1782-CNBN3. Catherine II (The Great)
(1762-96). Dav-1685; C-67b; Bit-233. Some light
scratches and faint porosity, otherwise well struck
with good overall details. PCGS Genuine—Damage,
PCGS# 402104.
4299 Ruble, 1764-CNBRI. Catherine II (The Great) (176296). C-67.2a; Bit-185; Dia-50. Nice strike. Lightly toned.
PCGS Genuine—Cleaning, AU Details. ....... $400-$600
PCGS# 402073.
4300 Ruble, 1764-CNBCA. Catherine II (The Great) (176296). KM-67.2a. Cleaned at one time. Surfaces lightly
etched. Well struck with good overall details.
PCGS# 680041.
4301 Ruble, 1766-CNbAW. Catherine II (The Great)
(1762-96). C-67a.2; Bit-195. Engraver’s initials in
sleeve type. Nice strike. PCGS Genuine—Filed Rims,
PCGS# 402079.
4302 Lot of (2) Medals, (ca. 1770’s). 2 pieces in lot. Medals from
the Portrait Series of Dukes, Tsars, and Emperors; struck
in the 1770’s. Includes: #27 Grand Duke Yaroslav III (Dia1630) and #49 Tsar Mikhail Feodorovich Romanov (Dia1652). Both are copper and 38.9 mm. A nicely matched pair.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $100-$200
4307 Death of Svyatoslav Bronze Medal, ND (ca. 1783-96).
Catherine II (The Great) (1762-96). 78.8 mm; 191.08 gms.
Dia-1752. Crowned half length bust of Svyatoslav holding
shield to right; Reverse: Fallen soldier’s monument with
view of Dnieper Rapids behind where in 972 Svyatoslav
was killed in battle. This is medal number 85 in Empress
Catherine II’s historical series of medals. Medium brown
patina, somewhat darker near devices. Some surface abrasions, typical of a medal this size and of such shallow relief.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $100-$150
4308 10 Kopek (Grivennik), 1784-CNB. Catherine II (176296). C-61c; Bit-498. Light hairlines, still attractive.
PCGS# 159298.
4309 2 Kopeks, 1797-KM. Paul I (1796-1801). C-95.4. Sharply
struck with dark mahogany toning.
NGC AU-58 BN. ............................................. $300-$400
PCGS# 430429.
4310 Kopek, 1801-EM. Ekaterinburg Mint. Bit-125. Tied
with one other example for finest graded at NGC, with
none submitted at PCGS. Last year of issue, Paul I was
dispatched to the afterlife by assassins in March of 1801.
NGC MS-61 BN. ............................................. $500-$600
PCGS# 857142.
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4317 Visit of Alexander I to Paris Mint Medal, 1814. 40.9 mm.
Dia-380.2. Bronze. By Andrieu. Laureate bust of Alexander
right, name and titles around; Reverse: Five line inscription noting Alexander’s visit to the mint. Rich semi-reflective mahogany finish. Tiny spot on obverse at 11 o’clock.
RUSSIA
4311 5 Kopek, 1803/2-EM. C-115.1; Bit-286. Although it may
appear that some of the lettering on the reverse is unevenly
worn, with closer examination, this is the original struck
condition and simply a result of the dies not being aligned
properly. Mottled dark toning with areas of original copper
luster. NGC MS-61 BN. .................................. $500-$700
PCGS# 190190.
4318 Ruble, 1815-CNBMO. C-130; Bit-111. Some minor hairlines. Sharply struck and attractively toned.
PCGS# 141403.
4312 2 Kopek, 1810-EMHM. Bit-344; C-118.1. Type 1 eagle
obverse, one year only issue. Brown with traces of merlot red patination on the reverse. Tough coin at this level.
PCGS# 430462.
4319 Ruble, 1819-CNBNC. C-130; Bit-127. Some hairlines
evident. Sharply struck and nicely toned.
PCGS# 925670.
4320 5 Kopek, 1822/1-CNBNA. C-126; Bit-276. Broad crown.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 190278.
4321 5 Kopek, 1823-CNBNA. C-126; Bit-278. Broad crown.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 923719.
4313 2 Kopek, 1810-KM. Bit-477; C-118.2. Somewhat convex
look to both sides. Even dark brunette color. Quite elusive
at this grade level.
PCGS# 430465.
4314 2 Kopek, 1811-KMNB. C-118.2; Bit-480. Deep toning
with glossy surfaces.
PCGS# 190016.
4315 Ruble, 1811-CNBOT. Dav-281; Sev-2626; KM-C130.
Gray toned surfaces.
NGC EF-45. WINGS Approved..................... $175-$250
PCGS# 925657.
4316 2 Kopek, 1812-KMAM. C-118.5; Bit-487. Deep toning
with glossy surfaces on undisturbed surfaces.
PCGS# 383329.
4322 5 Kopek, 1823-CNBNA. C-126; Bit-278. Broad crown
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 923719.
4323 5 Kopek, 1823-CNBNA. C-126; Bit-278. Broad crown.
Nice luster with crisp details. NGC MS-62. .... $150-$250
PCGS# 923719.
4324 5 Kopek, 1826-CNBHT. C-156; Bit-149.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 923741.
4325 Turkish War Service Medal, 1829. 26 mm; 9.5 gms.
Dia-473.1. Silver. Radiant cross on crescent, dates
1828/1829 to left and right; Reverse: Three line inscription: “For the Turkish War” within wreath. Toned.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $300-$400
4326 Ruble, 1833-CNBHT. C-168.1; Bit-160. Some surface
hairlines present, otherwise a nice example. Nice strike.
Light toning and attractive.
PCGS# 925712.
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RUSSIA
4327 25 Kopek, 1837-CNBHT. C-166.1
NGC AU-55. ................................................... $350-$450
PCGS# 377769.
4334 Ruble, 1849-CNBNA. C-168.1; Bit-215. Sharply struck.
Lovely deep blue toning with some iridescence.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 925728.
4328 Ruble, 1837-CNBHT. C-168.1; Bit-169. Light hairlines.
Patchy toning.
PCGS# 165167.
4329 1/2 Kopek, 1840-CNM. C-143.3. Lustrous brown copper
with hints of red around the devices.
PCGS MS-64 BN. ........................................... $400-$500
PCGS# 497610.
4330 1/2 Kopek, 1840-EM. C-143.1. Chocolate brown luster
with brighter areas around the devices. Very nice for the
grade. NGC EF-45 BN. ..................................... $90-$120
PCGS# 414231.
4335 5 Ruble, 1850-CNBAT. Fr-155; C-175.3; Bit-33; Sev-459.
Sharply struck. Toned. NGC AU-55................ $600-$800
PCGS# 930130.
4336 5 Kopek, 1850-CNB-NA. C-163; Bit-406.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 923884.
4337 5 Kopek, 1851-CNBNA. C-163; Bit-409. Tied with six others for finest certified. NGC MS-66................. $500-$700
PCGS# 923885.
4338 5 Kopek, 1851-CNBNA. C-163; Bit-409. Tied with six others for finest certified. NGC MS-66................. $500-$700
PCGS# 923885.
4331 5 Ruble, 1842-CNBAY. Fr-155; C-175.1; Bit-19. Some scattered digs and contact marks, as well as tiny laminations accounting for the designation as damaged. Overall a bright,
lustrous and attractive piece. PCGS Genuine—Damage,
PCGS# 930112.
4332 Ruble, 1845-CNBKB. C-168.1; Bit-206. Some rim bumps.
Lightly cleaned.
NGC AU Details—Rim Damage. .................. $200-$300
PCGS# 165488.
4339 5 Kopek, 1851-CNBNA. C-163; Bit-409.
NGC MS-65. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 923885.
4340 5 Kopek, 1851-CNBNA. C-163; Bit-409. Lightly toned.
Bright and reflective surfaces.
PCGS# 923885.
4341 5 Kopek, 1851-CNBNA. C-163; Bit-409.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 923885.
4342 5 Kopek, 1851-CNBNA. C-163; Bit-409.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 923885.
4333 1/4 Kopek (Polushka) Novodel, 1849-CNM. KM-Pn113;
Bit-953. Sharply struck. Pleasing chocolaty surfaces.
PCGS PROOF-62 BN Secure Holder. ........... $600-$800
PCGS# 163416.
4343 Ruble, 1851-CNBNA. C-168.1; Bit-228.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 165572.
4344 5 Kopek, 1856-CNBOB. C-163; Bit-409.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 923891.
4345 10 Kopek (Grivennik), 1857-CNBOB. C-164.1; Bit-345.
Attractive rosy purple toned and lustrous surfaces. Nicely
struck features. NGC MS-62. .......................... $300-$400
PCGS# 924648.
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RUSSIA
4346 Ruble, 1859. Y-28; Bit-567; Sev-3681. Struck to commemorate the opening of the monument to Nicholas I.
NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines. ............................................................................................................................. $700-$1000
PCGS# 925784.
4347 20 Kopek, 1861-CNB. Y-22.2; Bit-288. Sharply struck. Light attractive tone. PCGS MS-64 Secure Holder. .................... $200-$300
PCGS# 925072.
4348 25 Kopek, 1872-CNBHI. Y-23; Bit-148. NGC MS-63........................................................................................................ $400-$600
PCGS# 404296.
4349 Ruble, 1892-AT. Y-46; Bit-75. Light hairlines. Light toning. NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines. ................................ $450-$600
PCGS# 925867.
4350 Ruble, 1896-AT. Y-59.3; Bit-39. Faint toning. Bright and appealing. NGC MS-61. ........................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 925892.
4351 5 Ruble, 1897-AT. Fr-180; Y-62; Bit-18. NGC MS-63. ....................................................................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 150373.
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RUSSIA
4352 5 Rubles, 1897. Fr-180; Y-62; Bit-18.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 398031.
4353 5 Ruble, 1899-EB. Fr-180; Y-62; Bit-23; Sev-565.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 930263.
4354 25 Kopek, 1900. St. Petersburg Mint. Y-57; Bit-98. RARE
date. Bright with very nice details.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 925353.
4355 20 Kopek, 1902-CNBAP. KM-22a.1.
PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ........................... $70-$100
PCGS# 218650.
4357 10 Ruble, 1909-EB. Fr-179; Y-64; Bit-14.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 150591.
4358 50 Kopek, 1910-3b. Y-58.2; Bit-89.
PCGS# 925605.
4359 Consecration of Orthodox Church in Warsaw Silver
Medal, 1912. 63.4 mm; 129.7 gms. Dia-1531.1. By A. Griliches. Conjoined busts of Nicholas II and Alexander III
to left, designer’s initials on truncation; Reverse: View of
ornate church. Pleasing pearl gray patina overall with barest hints of iridescent blues, yellows and reds in protected
areas. A few small edge bumps/nicks, a slightly more considerable one at 8 o’clock. Some other light handling marks.
VERY FINE. ................................................... $100-$150
4360 50 Kopek, 1912-EB. Y-58.2; Bit-91.
NGC MS-64. ................................................... $250-$350
PCGS# 925607.
4361 50 Kopek, 1912-EB. Y-58.5; Bit-91.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 925607.
4362 Ruble, 1913-BC. Y-70; Bit-335. Tercentenary of the
Romanov dynasty commemorative. Nice toning.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 98588. NGC ID: 98588.
4356 Ruble, 1903-AP. Y-59.3; Bit-57. Lightly toned.
NGC VF-35. .................................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 170085.
4363 2 & 5 Kopeks and Ruble, 1804-1924. 3 pieces in lot.
Consists of copper and silver coins from the 19th century all the way into the earlier years of the Soviet
Union (USSR). Includes: 1804-EM 5 Kopek (C-115.1),
1909 2 Kopek (Y-10.2), & 1924-NA Ruble (Y-90.1).
NGC AU-50 BN to MS-63 BN. ...................... $150-$250
4364 10 & 15 Kopeks, 1923-27. Y-80, 86 & 87. 3 pieces in lot. Includes: (2) 10 Kopeks, 1923 AU-58 and
1925 MS-65, as well as (1) 15 Kopek, 1927 MS-65.
SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. All NGC certified.
AU-58 (2) & MS-65 (2). .................................. $300-$400
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RUSSIA
4365 Order of Noble Bukhara Silver Breast Star, ND (Instituted 1881). 73 mm Werlich-1117. Silver and enamels. Eight pointed, multirayed star with 38.8 mm central enameled medallion with Arabic date of 1757 and Persian text. In center is a flower within a crescent
set into a turquoise blue circle; Reverse: Blank with hallmarks for 0.840 silver and V.I. Morozov maker’s name. The single hinged
tunic pin is also hallmarked. Mild scuffs on some parts of the enamels, but all are complete. VERY FINE....................... $500-$700
4366 Grand Duke Mickael Nikolaevich as Inspector General Screw-back Breast Badge, ND. 30 x 53 mm. Silver gilt and bronze. Crosse
cannon with royal crown at top, a script monogram “M” at center, and the dates 1856-1906 on a banner below. Two-piece construction and missing the third part, the back plate. The back screw has been reattached. Issued to commemorate the 50th anniversary of
the Grand Duke’s service. EXTREMELY FINE. ................................................................................................................. $300-$400
4367 Pair of Original Silver & Enamel Civilian Orders. 2 pieces in lot. The first piece is the Order of the Badge of Honor (est. 1935).
Man and woman supporting red banners. Silver and red enamel. Number 638900 on reverse. Orange bordered white pentagonal
ribbon suspender. The second piece is the Order of Labor Glory, Third Class (Vernon-451). Gray, yellow, and red pentagonal ribbon
suspender. Number 581656 engraved on the reverse. EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................................................... $200-$300
4368 Bar of Four Red Army Medals, ca. 1938-48. 4 pieces in set. Single brass bar supports four medals with correct ribbons. Comprised
of Defense of the Caucasus, Military Merit, Victory over Germany and Soviet Army and Navy 30th anniversary medals. Two pieces
in this colorful group bear portraits of Joseph Stalin. Very moderate wear. CHOICE EXTREMELY FINE...................... $100-$200
4369 Pair of the Order of the Patriotic War Badges. Vernon-363 & 364. 2 pieces in lot. Includes: Gilt First Class, late manufacture (Ver363); and silver Second Class (Ver-364). Both with five-pointed enameled red star, rifle, and sword on five-pointed plaque. Both with
screw post back. EXTREMELY FINE. ............................................................................................................................... $300-$400
4370 Assorted Medals, ca. 1742-1913. 16 pieces in lot. Comprised of commemorative and award medals/medalettes in silver, bronze and
iron. Includes some enigmatic and interesting pieces, as well as nicely made copies in off metals, such as a Peace of Nystadt medal in
bronze. Some pieces with heavy circulation or planchet defects, but includes several attractive wholesome pieces. Retail value of more
than $1,000. Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. FINE-CHOICE ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ......... $500-$700
4371 Foreign Orders Awarded to the Pantuhoff Family. 3 pieces in lot. Includes: Bulgaria, France and Germany-Prussia. The 49 x 75 mm
Bulgaria Civil Merit Order, type I with princely crown (Barac-234; Vernon-116) has enamel chips and loss with the tiny cross atop
the crown is missing, VERY FINE . The 40 x 59 mm France, Legion of Honor Knights Badge (Barac-583; Vernon-71) has damage
to the central medallion and some missing enamel; in very nice presentation case and overall VERY FINE . The Germany-Prussia,
Order of the Red Eagle, Fourth Class (Barac-372; Vernon-141d) has no crown and stippled arms; with original breast mount with
pinback intact. Overall EXTREMELY FINE. ..................................................................................................................... $300-$500
Ex: Colonel Oleg Pantuhoff.
SAN MARINO
4372 10 Centesimi, 1893-R. KM-2. Finest certified example. Attractive copper toning with hints of red peering through. Very sharp features. NGC MS-65 BN. ....................................................................................................................................................... $300-$400
PCGS# 957366.
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SAN MARINO
4373 5 Lire, 1898-R. KM-6. Sharply struck. Nice dark iridescent toning. NGC MS-61. ............................................................ $400-$600
PCGS# 557201.
4374 Order of Saint Agatha Officer’s Cross Fourth Class, ND (Instituted 1923). 39 mm. Vernon-26. White enameled gold rimmed
cross on a wreath of laurel and oak. Central medallion with polychrome image of the saint; Reverse: Similar except portrait replaced
by a gilt shield on a blue field with legend around and a small wreath below, rosette on maroon watered silk ribbon with white
and orange bands at either side. Housed in an Arthus Bertrand of Paris hinged case which also includes a miniature of the medal.
ALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ............................................................................................................................................. $75-$125
SCOTLAND
4375 Penny, ND (1280-86). Alexander III. S-5053. Dark gray and iridescent toning. Nice features that are well preserved.
NGC AU-50. ....................................................................................................................................................................... $150-$250
PCGS# 524353.
SIERRA LEONE
4376 50 Cents, 1791. KM-5a. Copper. Plain edge. A very interesting piece. A trained eye can detect four separate strikes, creating an intriguing legend and multiple details present on the lion’s design. Pleasing chocolatey brown patina with choice lustrous highlights of
reddish-orange hues. NGC PROOF-64 BN........................................................................................................................ $500-$700
PCGS# 425053.
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SLOVAKIA
4377 10,000 Korun, 2000. Fr-5; KM-52. Bi-millennium commemorative. With certificate of authenticity and case of issue. Mintage of only 3,500 pieces
4378 1,000 Korun Silver, 2008. 62.207 gms. KM-unlisted. Silver. 15th Year anniversary of the Slovak Korun (Crown).
GEM BRILLIANT PROOF. ............................. $75-$125
4379 5,000 Korun, 2008. KM-89. Gold. 400th anniversary of
the coronation of King Matthias II.
4382 Medal, ND (Late 19th Century to early 20th Century).
39.32 x 31.56 mm; 13.62 gms. 1896 Pond in bezel surmounted by finely engraved eagle head right, betwixt red,
white and blue enameled American flags; Reverse: Same
as obverse except eagle’s head is left. An interesting piece
of South African/American history which deserves more
research. The Een Pond is well worn and heavily cleaned
but the majority of the enamel is intact. Overall condition
is VERY FINE. ................................................ $400-$600
4383 Seven Piece Partial Proof Set, 1923. cf.KM-PS2. 7 pieces
in set. Each with a mintage of only 1,402 pieces. The 1/2
Penny and the Penny were blackened at the mint so that
they could not be passed off to locals as “red” gold coins.
Each of the silver issues has mottled toning with varicolored
hues. All are in PCGS Secure Holders. Grades are 1/4 Penny PROOF-64, Penny PROOF-64, 3 Pence PROOF-64, 6
Pence PROOF-65, Shilling PROOF-63, Florin PROOF-63
and PROOF-64 CAMEO................................ $700-$900
PCGS# 561972.
4384 Shilling, 1924. KM-17.1. Nicely struck and lustrous. Light
mottled toning which deepens towards the periphery.
PCGS# 163656.
4385 1/2 Pound & Pound, 1958. Fr-9 & 10; KM-53
& 54. 2 piece proof set. Mintage of only 515 sets.
PCGS PROOF-65 & PROOF-64.................... $450-$550
PCGS# 563118.
SOUTH AFRICA
4380 Shilling, 1892. KM-5. Sharply struck. Attractive grey mottled toning which deepens in some of the protected areas.
PCGS# 560661.
EX: Oldergui Collection.
SPAIN
4386 Lot of (4) 8 Reales, ND. Seville Mint. Philip II (1556-98).
Cal-Type-165 #235. 4 pieces in lot. Comprised of pieces
recovered from the Santiago, a Portuguese trading carrack
which sank between Madagascar and Mozambique August
12, 1585. Mild to moderate corrosion on all pieces leaving
all four assayer marks visible and three mintmarks. With
certificates of authenticity. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $300-$500
Ex: Santiago.
4381 Opening of the Delagoa Bay Railway Medal Struck in
Silver, 1895. 32 mm. Bust of Kruger left, legend around;
Reverse: Date in center, legend around. The opening of
the railway line that linked Pretoria and Delagoa bay was
significant, in that it now gave the land-locked Transvaal
republic the ability to be independent from the British Colonies in Natal and the Cape. After the line was finished,
travel became quicker, safer and much more profitable.
Beautiful multicolored toning showing golden, azure and
rose hues. Sharply struck. Prooflike and highly attractive.
PCGS SP-64+ Secure Holder. ........................ $400-$600
4387 8 Reales, 1635-R. Segovia Mint. KM-111;
Cal-Type-124#574.
Sharply
struck.
Cleaned.
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PCGS# 714526.
SPAIN
4388 4 Escudos, 1775-MPJ. Madrid Mint. Charles III
(1759-88). Fr-284; KM-418.1; Cal-Type-37#300. Surfaces somewhat sweated from use in jewelry, now toned
NGC VF Details—Removed From Jewelry. .. $400-$600
PCGS# 689890.
4389 4 Escudos, 1787-DV. Charles III (1759-88). Fr-284;
KM-418.1a; Cal-Type-37#313. Madrid mint. Nice strike.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $500-$700
4392 4 Escudos, 1818-GJ. Madrid Mint. Fr-312; KM484; Cal-Type-33#147. Attractive orange peel toning.
PCGS# 245483.
4393 Restoration of the Constitution Copper Medal, 1820.
Ferdinand VII. 50.6 mm; 75.28 gms. Vives-PlateXV#2. By
Caque and Barre. Bust right, with legend around “FERNANDO VII POR LA G. DE DIOS Y LA CONST.DE LA MON.
REY DE LAS ESPANAS Y DE LAS YNDS” with “CAQUE
F.” in truncation; Reverse: Standing figure left uncovering
the constitution, legend around “RESTABLECIDA POR
LA SABIDURIA DEL REY Y LA CONSTANCIA DE LA
NACION” and “7 DE MARZO 1820/ BARRE F.” in exergue.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $200-$300
4394 5 Pesetas, 1868. Calberto-569. Medallic 5 Pesetas stuck in copper. Glossy chocolate brown patina.
PCGS PROOF-63 BN Secure Holder. ........... $250-$350
PCGS# 519299.
PCGS# 750590.
4390 2 Escudos, 1794-MMF. Madrid Mint. Carlos IV (17881808). Fr-297; KM-430.1. Some hairlines on obverse. A bit
bright from cleaning. Nice overall details.
PCGS# 689887. NGC ID: 248716.
Ex: Torex Auctions November 9-12, 1978 Lot #732.
4395 20 Centimos, 1870(70)-SNM. KM-650. Slightly bent.
Scarce mintage of only 5,000 pieces.
NGC VF Details—Bent.................................. $650-$750
PCGS# 721527.
4396 5 Pesetas, 1898-SGV. KM-707. Attractive toning. Nice
luster with crisp details.
4391 80 Reales, 1809-AI. Madrid Mint. Fr-301; KM-542. Peripheral toning with lustrous surfaces and nice details.
NGC AU-53. ................................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 170724.
PCGS# 569064.
4397 5 Pesetas, 1898(98)-SGV. KM-707.
NGC AU-58. ....................................................... $50-$75
PCGS# 711900.
4398 5 Pesetas, 1899(99)-SGV. KM-707.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $125-$175
PCGS# 569065.
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STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
4404 10 Cents, 1884. KM-11; Tan-SSC24. Crosslet “4”. Deep
mottled toning.
PCGS# 390246.
SPAIN
4399 10 Pesetas, 1878 (1961). Fr-343r; KM-677. Restrike.
Mintage of only 496 pieces. Clear star date.
NGC MS-63. ................................................... $600-$800
PCGS# 711904.
SPANISH NETHERLANDS
4400 Brabant. Lot of (3) 1/2 Ducatons, ca. 1636-80. KM60.1, 73.1 & 73.2. 3 pieces in lot. A trio of coins recovered from the wreck of the Merestein. Comprised of
three different types of two different rulers. Only mild
surface corrosion and all dates are visible. All with certificates of authenticity. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $300-$600
Ex: Merestein.
4401 Lot of (5) Ducatons, ca. 1648-70. KM-50, 64, 72.1 &79.1.
5 pieces in lot. Comprised of pieces recovered from the
wreck of the Merestein. Includes issues from Brabant
and Flanders from two different kings. All with mild to
moderate corrosion but all dates are visible. All with certificates of authenticity. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE-VERY FINE. ......................................... $500-$700
4405 10 Cents, 1898. KM-11. Attractive toning.
PCGS# 409953.
4406 20 Cents, 1898. KM-12. Light attractive toning.
PCGS# 159848.
4407 10 Cents, 1899. KM-11. Sharply struck. Light toning with
subdued mint luster.
PCGS# 169396.
SWAZILAND
4408 50 Emalangeni, 1975. Fr-7; KM-26. Struck to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the birth of King Sobhuza II.
ANACS PROOF-67. ....................................... $150-$200
PCGS# 728248.
Ex: Merestein.
4402 Brabant. Ducaton, 1662. Antwerp Mint. Philip IV
(1621-65). Dav-4454; KM-72.1; VG-Hoc-327-1b; Delm284. Toned. NGC EF-45. ................................. $200-$300
PCGS # 739583
SWEDEN
4409 16 Ore “Klippe”, 1564. Erik XIV (1560-68). AAH-45.
Type II. Well struck and attractively toned.
PCGS Genuine—Filed Rims,
4403 Souverain (Lion d’Or), 1657. Antwerp Mint. Phillip IV (of Spain) (1621-65). Fr-107; KM-77.1.
ANACS VF-30. ............................................... $500-$700
PCGS# 746271.
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SWEDEN
4410 2/3 Riksdaler, 1660. Karl XI (1660-97). AAH-39; KM-unlisted. RARE. Struck to commemorate the death of King Karl X Gustav
(1622-60). Mount at 12 o’clock. Toned. CHOICE VERY FINE. .........................................................................................$500-$700
4411 Mark, 1714-LC. Carl XII (1697-1718). KM-313. Second bust type. Toned. NGC EF-45. ................................................$250-$350
PCGS# 788585.
4412 Riksdaler, 1780/79-OL. Gustav III (1771-92). Dav-1736; KM-527; AAH-49. Nice strike and attractive toning.
PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder. .............................................................................................................................................$200-$300
PCGS# 495917.
4413 Silver Jubilee of Karl Johan Silver Medal, 1843. 79.93 mm; 204.36 gms. By M. Frumerie. Laureate draped bust of Karl Johan right;
Reverse: Female personifications of Religion and the Arts seated under radiant eye. A large and impressive medal with a bold high
relief depiction of the king. Cleaned some time ago, but nonetheless appealing to behold. ALMOST UNCIRCULATED.$500-$700
4414 50 Ore, 1857-ST. KM-691. Nice strike. Mottled toning. PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder. ....................................................$200-$300
PCGS# 773363.
4415 Riksdaler Specie (4 Riksdaler Riksmynt), 1862-STLA. KM-711; Sieg-10. One year type. Irregular toning from improper long term
storage. PCGS Genuine—Environmental Damage, Unc Details Secure Holder. ...........................................................$200-$300
PCGS# 172949.
4416 4 Riksdaler Riksmynt, 1864-ST. Dav-356; KM-711. Some faint hairlines, mostly subdued by toning.
NGC AU Details—Surface Hairlines. ...............................................................................................................................$200-$300
PCGS# 771936.
4417 Carolin (10 Franc), 1868. Fr-92; KM-716. Scarce four year type. PCGS MS-62 Secure Holder.......................................$350-$500
PCGS# 579981.
4418 Carolin (10 Franc), 1869. Fr-92; KM-716. Scarce four year type. PCGS EF-45 Secure Holder. .......................................$200-$300
PCGS# 831916.
4419 2 Riksdaler Riksmynt, 1871-ST. KM-725. Scarce one year type. Irregular toning from improper long term storage.
PCGS Genuine—Environmental Damage, Unc Details Secure Holder..........................................................................$350-$500
PCGS# 773399.
4420 10 Kroner, 1874-ST. Fr-94; KM-732. A well struck, lustrous and attractive example. NGC MS-65. .................................$175-$225
PCGS# 579234. NGC ID: 315771.
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4427 Graubunden. 4 Franken, 1842. KM-17. Issued for the
1842 shooting festival. Mintage of only 6,000 pieces.
Lightly polished, still attractive.
NGC AU Details—Polished. .......................... $350-$500
PCGS# 13093. NGC ID: 57300.
SWEDEN
4421 20 Kroner, 1887-EB. Fr-93a; KM-748; Sieg-91; AAH16. Housed in an old NGC holder. Exceptionally choice.
NGC MS-66. ................................................... $400-$600
PCGS# 579584. NGC ID: 315802.
4422 Lot of (6) Minors, 1857-1872. KM-686, 705, 706, 707,
712 & 693. Includes: 1857 1/2 Ore, 1872-L.A. Ore, 1872
2 Ore, 1872 5 Ore, 1867-ST 25 Ore, & 1857-ST Riksdaler Riksmynt. All with irregular toning from improper long term storage. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
PCGS AU Details (2) to UNC Details (4) Genuine—
Environmental Damage Secure Holders. ..... $300-$400
PCGS# 954722.
SWITZERLAND
4423 Aargau. Zofingen. 20 Batzen, (C.1720). KM-unlisted.
Vivid multicolored toning. NGC MS-64. ........ $175-$250
4424 Bern. Taler, 1679-G. Dav-4620; KM-46.6. Some hairlines
present. Light adjustment marks. Toned.
4428 Zurich. 1/4 Ducat, 1718. Fr-488; KM-138. A nicely struck
specimen. Bright and lustrous surfaces.
PCGS# 854766.
4429 Helvetian Republic. 40 Batzen, 1798-S. Dav-1771;
KM-A4.1. Light hairlines. Lightly toned. Nice strike with
sharp details.
PCGS# 882548.
4430 Partial Set of Swiss Medalist Jean Dassier’s Sixty Piece Series of Small Medals Recording the History of Rome, ND
(ca. 1843). 60 pieces in lot. Produced in 1843, the medals
honored major events in Roman history as well as notable
personages of the Republic and Empire. Most are signed
“J. DASSIER ET FILS”, “J.D.” or “JD ET FILS”, but many
are not signed. All are bronze and about 30 mm. Some appear to be cast. Housed in an old home-made wooden case.
While there are (60) medals, there is some duplication, and
two are not a part of the series. Some have been cleaned.
SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. Grades: VERY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $500-$700
4431 5 Franc, 1863. Bruce-S7. Struck to commemorate
the Neuchatel shooting festival. NGC AU Details—
PCGS# 887154.
4432 5 Franc, 1874. Bruce-512. Struck to commemorate the St.
Gallen shooting festival.
NGC Unc Details—Surface hairlines. ........... $100-$150
PCGS# 887164.
4433 Lot of (2) 5 Francs, 1879. Bruce-S14. 2 pieces in lot.
Struck to commemorate the Basel shooting festival.
NGC AU-58 & MS-62..................................... $300-$400
4425 Bern. 2 Franken, 1835. KM-198; HMZ-2-232; Divo-33.
Scarce one year type. Nice strike. Appealing luster. Lightly
toned. NGC MS-61. ........................................ $550-$700
PCGS# 882801.
PCGS# 887168. NGC ID: 57313.
4434 5 Franc, 1885. Bruce-S17; R-193; HMZ-2-1343o. Struck to
commemorate the shooting festival in Bern. Brilliant surfaces and crisp features. NGC MS-64.............. $300-$400
PCGS# 887174.
4435 Rappen, 1908 B. KM-3.2. Sharply struck with considerable
mint red. PCGS MS-66 RB. ................................ $35-$50
PCGS# 883937.
4426 Freiburg. 4 Franken, 1813. KM-79; HMZ-2-283a;
Divo-104. Scarce one year type with a memorable design. Dark even slate toning with lustrous undertones.
NGC AU-58. ................................................... $500-$700
SYRIA
4436 1/2 Pound, AH 1369 (1950). Fr-2; KM-84.
NGC MS-67. ................................................... $175-$250
PCGS# 882889.
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PCGS# 841058.
4444 Caracas. 2 Reales, 184 (1814). C-13.1; Stohr-20/31. Well
struck. Lightly toned. NGC VF-25. ................. $300-$400
PCGS# 737828.
4445 Caracas. 2 Reales, 184 (1814). C-13.1; Stohr-20/31. Nice
surface quality. Toned. NGC FINE-15. ........... $200-$300
PCGS# 737828.
4446 Caracas. 2 Reales, 1816. C-13.2; Stohr-35. Scarce date.
Toned. NGC FINE-12. .................................... $300-$500
PCGS# 737841.
THAILAND
4437 Dollar, ND (1831-57). cf.C-141.1. Two countermarks “Chakra” and “Mongkut” on a Culiacan 1856
8 Reales (KM-377.3). Countermark EXTREMELY
FINE. Cleaned. PCGS Genuine—Mount Removed,
PCGS# 477473.
4447 Caracas. 2 Reales, 1817. C-13.2; Stohr-37/8. Lightly toned.
PCGS# 737842.
4448 Caracas. 2 Reales, 1817. C-13.2; Stohr-37/8. Some mild
scratches and deposits.
PCGS# 737842.
4449 10 Bolivares, 1930. Fr-6; Y-31. Bright and lustrous.
Extremely sharp, well struck features. A superb gem.
NGC MS-66. ................................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 196030. NGC ID: 297300.
TRANSYLVANIA
4438 Transylvania. Taler, 1592. Sigismund Bathori (15811602). Dav-8804; Resch-111. Scarce type. Dark toning,
graffiti in obverse right field, mount mark on edge at 12
o’clock. NGC AU Details—
Mount Removed, Graffiti. ............................. $400-$600
PCGS# 600125.
TUNISIA
4439 20 Franc, AH 1373//1953. Bruce-2. Mintage of only 303
pieces. Medallic presentation issue which were given out as
gifts. NGC MS-63............................................ $300-$400
TURKEY
4440 Dinar, AH 926 (1520). Fr-1. Slightly uneven strike. Some
original luster remaining.
EXTREMELY FINE. ...................................... $100-$150
PCGS# 531780.
4441 AE 10 Para, AH 1277 Year 4 (1860-61). KM-700. Glossy
chocolate brown proof surfaces with iridescent highlights.
NGC PROOF-64 BN. ..................................... $200-$300
PCGS# 447093.
4442 500 Lira, 1978. Fr-113; KM-921. Commemorating the
705th anniversary of the death of Jalaladdin Rumi. A mintage of only 900 pieces. Satin gold surfaces and very sharp
features. NGC PROOF-67. ............................. $300-$500
YEMEN
4450 10 Riyals, 1969. cf.Fr-15; as KM-23. Gold. Qadhi Mohammed Mahmud Azzubairi memorial.
PCGS# 424633.
YUGOSLAVIA
4451 Ducat, 1931-(K). Fr-5; KM-12. Countermarked sword
with birds at sides. Nice strike with reflective mint luster.
NGC MS-62. ................................................... $175-$250
ZANZIBAR
4452 Riyal, AH1299 (1882). KM-4. Some light toning. Nice strike.
Overall, an attractive example of this scarce one year type.
NGC EF-45. .................................................... $350-$500
PCGS# 796934.
MIXED LOTS
4453 Crowns & Minors, ca. 14th-20th Century. 33 pieces in
lot. Comprised of issues from around the British Commonwealth as well as a few pieces from Malta and Germany. Strongest in pieces from nineteenth Century
Britain. Some pieces with minor damage or cleaning,
many wholesome examples. Retail value of about $1,200.
VERY GOOD-UNCIRCULATED. ................ $500-$700
PCGS# 228772.
VENEZUELA
4443 2 Reales, “741”. C-13.1. Reverse has noticeable scratches.
Scarce.
NGC VF Details—Reverse Scratched. .......... $300-$500
PCGS# 143262.
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MIXED LOTS
4454 Worldwide Exonumia, ca. 16th-20th Centuries. Approximately 78 pieces in lot. Comprised of tokens, medals,
minor coinage and other oddments. The medals are primarily European in origin and include pieces from Poland,
Italy, Austria. Includes recasts of Medieval medals. Primarily pieces in brass or bronze but also includes some minor
silver coins, mostly from China and a sterling silver bracelet from Peru likely dating from the mid 20th century. A
diverse offering with a retail value of about $1,000. Close
inspection is suggested. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
4455 World Countermarks, 17th-19th Century. Approximately 51 pieces in lot. Primarily European, but with a
number from the Americas as well. Numerous interesting
pieces including an officially countermarked 15 Kreuzer
of Schaffenhausen Switzerland, undated but issued in the
mid 1600’s (KM-56); a “W.J. Waugh” countermark usually
found on Australian tokens but on a 1910 Canadian 1/2
Dollar; a “J.R.H.” on an 1864 New Brunswick 20 Cents;
“S.P.D.” on a Mexico 1794 8 Reales; and most notably a
Brookes Ironmongers token from Brisbane (KM-Tn25.1).
Other familiar stamps include Thomas Spence, Devins and
Bolton, Pears Soap as well as many unusual and enigmatic
marks too. On silver and copper host coins, with a number
of which being holed or clipped. Retail value of more than
ALMOST GOOD-VERY FINE...................... $500-$700
4456 World Crowns & Minors, ca. 17th-20th Century. 16
pieces in lot. Comprised mostly of issues from the British Commonwealth of Nations including Canada, Jamaica and a heavy selection of pieces from East Africa and Uganda. Also includes a few pieces from
Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands. The two oldest
pieces, hammered Irish silver, are slightly bent and one
has been cleaned, but otherwise a very wholesome offering with many mint state and attractive pieces. Retail value of about $1,000. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE to NGC MS-65. ..................................... $400-$600
4457 European Medals, ca. 1720-1836. 3 pieces in lot. Includes:
28.6 mm original silver Jeton of Nantes featuring the personal coat of arms of Mayor Darquitade (1735-1747); a 32
mm copper medal of Henry I, from the Kings of France Series; and a Dr. Gabriel Riesser Bronze Medal from Hamburg,
1836. Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
FINE-EXTREMELY FINE. ............................ $100-$200
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4458 South American Silver Issues, ca. 1746-1972. 11 pieces
in lot. A varied grouping comprised of issues from Costa
Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua. Includes
several scarce pieces such as a 1760 Guatemala 1/2 Real
Proclamation of Charles III, (2) El Salvador provisional
Reales, a Nicaragua copper-nickel Cordoba with a Sandinista National Liberation Front “FSLN” countermark and
a Potosi cob Real with a contemporary counterfeit Costa
Rica countermark. Also included are several lustrous UNCIRCULATED early 20th century Costa Rica silver minors and a Madrid mint 1787 Escudo. Three of the older
coins have been pierced and exhibit the most wear, but the
majority are wholesome examples. Retail value in excess of
FINE-UNCIRCULATED. .............................. $400-$600
4459 Asian Crowns & Minors, ca. 18th-20th Century. 9
pieces in lot. Comprised of issues from China, Japan and
also includes a small silver bar stamped with chakras attributed to India. The Chinese portion is made up of (2)
mint state Kwangtung Cash pieces (Y-189) and (4) 1929
Manchurian Cents (Y-434) which are UNCIRCULATED or nearly so. The Japanese portion includes a mint
state 1903 Yen and a Nibu (C-21d). A wholesome assemblage with only mild circulation on a few pieces. Retail value of about $1,000. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
EXREMELY FINE to NGC MS-64. ............... $400-$600
4460 World Medals, ca. 18th-20th Century. 36 pieces in
lot. Mostly pieces struck in minor metals, 15 to 57 mm.
Mostly European in origin, including pieces from Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Poland
and also some from Russia. Of note is a French Napoleonic medal, a recast of Karl Goetz’s Sinking of the Lusitania medal and a Great Britain Chinese junk Keying
medal. Some scattered rim bumps or handling marks.
Retail value of about $850. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
GOOD-UNCIRCULATED. ........................... $400-$600
4461 Mixed Coins & Medals 7 pieces in lot. Includes: 1890 Netherlands Death of Wilhelm III medal (raw), and 1914 German battle of Metz medal (raw). The remaining are all encapsulated by NGC as follows: 1696 England 6 Pence, 1732
Great Britain 1/4 Penny, 1838-MC Monaco Decime, 1929
Italy (Vatican) 10 Centesimi, and 1929 Germany Zeppelin
medal. Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
EXTREMELY FINE to MS-65 BN. ................ $300-$500
MIXED LOTS
4462 World Crowns & Minors, ca. 1804-1936. 21 pieces in
lot. Comprised of pieces from Africa, the Middle East
and Asia. Includes pieces from Mozambique, Ethiopia,
British India, China, Japan and other East Asian countries. Of note is a nice 1930 British Trade Dollar, a lustrous Japanese Ichibu and an Ethiopian Birr which while
circulated has good peripheral luster. Also included is
a Sassanian AR Dinar and an ancient bronze coin from
Ptolemaic Egypt. Some cleaning and handling marks can
be noted on some pieces but many are mint state with a
nice frosty luster. Retail value of about $1,300. Should be
examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. VERY FINEBRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED.................... $600-$800
4463 World Crowns & Minors, ca. 1806-1924. 15 pieces in lot.
A varied group comprised of issues from Austria, Russia, Italy, Denmark and Mexico. Most are silver crowns
from the early to mid 19th century, curiously many with
the date of 1848. Also included is an undated Florentine style gold Ducat. Some pieces with signs of cleaning,
but most wholesome if circulated. Retail value of about
$1,000. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. VERY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $400-$600
4464 Crowns & Minors, 1816-1903. KM-69, 110, 128 & 144. 4
pieces in lot. All NGC certified. Includes: 1816 Guatemala 8
Reales(EF-40), 1875/3 Costa Rica 5 Centavos that has been
polished (EF Details), 1889 Birmingham U.K. 5 Centavos
from the Heaton mint (AU-58), and 1903 2 Centimos (MS64). Should be examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
NGC EF Details to MS-64. ............................. $200-$300
4465 Crowns & Minors, 1858-97. KM-1, 463.1 & 12. 5 pieces
in lot. Includes: 1858-(W) East India Co. 1/4 Anna, PCGS
slab German East Africa Pesa, 1891 German East Africa
1/4 Rupee, EE1895-A Ethiopia 1/4 Birr, and 1897 Ethiopia
1/32 Birr. NGC MS-63 BN to MS-64 RD ....... $300-$500
PCGS# 243724.
4466 Silver Medals 3 pieces in lot. Includes: Germany (2)
and Great Britain (1). Pieces from Germany include a
1887 Berlin Academy medal (39 mm; 25 gms) and a
1913 100th anniversary of Otto von Bismarck medal
(35 mm; 19.1 gms), both EXTREMELY FINE. Also includes a heavy silver plate British medal (39 mm) commemorating the 1911 Delhi India coronation of King
George V (unlisted in Eimer, BHM, and Puddester). Retail value of about $250. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
4467 Lot (6) World Coins & Medals. KM-69.2, 258, & Y-22. 6
pieces in lot. Includes: 1701 Great Britain medal, Cuban
plantation token, 1902 Prussia medal, 1689 BrunswickLuneberg- Calenberg 6 Mariengroschen, 1774 Mexico 1/2
Real, and 1893-A Venezuela Gram 5. The Gram 5 is scarce.
The Prussian medal commemorates the visit of Prince
Heinrich to the U.S. and depicts President Roosevelt next
to the Prince and is has very reflective surfaces. Should be
examined. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. VERY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $150-$250
4468 World Crowns & Minors. 10 pieces in lot. All are certified by either PCGS, NGC or ANACS. Includes: 1958
New Zealand Shilling (PCGS), 1881 Swiss Shooting Festival 5 Franc (ANACS). The remaining are NGC certified:
1929 Germany 3 Mark, 1941 E. Africa 1 Schilling, 1890
Swiss shooting medal, 1833 Spain 1/2 Real, 1830 Spain 8
Maravedis, 1806 Italy 5 Franchi, 1892 Denmark 2 Kroner, and 1907 Norway 2 Kroner. Should be examined.
Retail value of about $800. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
VF Details to MS-64....................................... $350-$500
4469 World 20th Century Commemoratives & Pieforts,
ca. 1932-80. 18 pieces in lot. A varied grouping including issues from throughout the world including pieforts
from Sudan and Equatorial Guiana, fantasy issues from
Hutt River Province and the Republic of Minerva, as
well as a few private tokens and medals from the United
States. A wholesome and problem free group with many
low mintage proof issues. Retail value of about $900.
SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. UNCIRCULATEDBRILLIANT PROOF. ..................................... $400-$600
4470 Modern World Proof Sets, 1973 & 1976. 2 sets, totaling 17 pieces in lot. Comprised of a 1973 Barbados (8) piece set (KM-PS1) with denominations of
1 Cent to 10 Dollars, and a 1976 Malta (9) piece set
(KM-PS2) with denominations of 2 Mils to 50Cents.
Both sets are still sealed in mint packaging and housed
in their cases of issue. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
GEM BRILLIANT PROOF. ............................. $75-$125
4471 Bronze Medals, 20th Century. 6 pieces in lot. Includes:
Paris mint medals of Edmond Fleg and Sigmund Freud, a
Vienna mint medal for Arthur von Weinberg as well as a
uniface medal of Max Neuberger, an impressive piece for
Moriz Ritter von Borkenau and a 700th anniversary of
the Prague Great Synagogue medal. Retail value of about
$800. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. EXTREMELY FINEUNCIRCULATED. ........................................ $300-$500
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MIXED LOTS
4472 Bolivian & Spanish Medals. Fr-207; Bramsen-187; Burnett-18.1; Fonrobert-9507 & 9517. 6 pieces in lot. Includes:
Belgium Flanders Florin (1515-55) that has been removed
from a mount and 1801 medal commemorating the Union
of Augusta. Also includes (4) Bolivia proclamation medals: 1835 1/2 Sol, (2) 1838 2 Sol, and 1840 Sol. Should be
examined. The Florin is in VF DETAILS, while the rest are
NGC MS-62 to MS-63BN. ............................. $300-$500
4473 World Medals & Orders, ND. 7 pieces in lot. Includes: Austrian Order of the Iron Crown Class III (Barac-607), Belgian
Order of Leopold Knight’s Badge (Barac-199), Belgian military Cross (Barac-118b), Brazilian WWI campaign Cross
(Barac-59), Japanese 1914-15 war Medal (Barac-20), Spanish soldier’s Cross, Order of Military Merit (Werlich-1185),
and a Vatican hanging badge somewhat similar to the
equestrian order of the holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. Some
pieces with faults. Should be examined. Retail value of more
than $600. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. VERY FINEALMOST UNCIRCULATED. ....................... $300-$400
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ALBANIA
5001 Banka e Shtetit Shqiptar. 100 Franga, 1.5.1945. P-17.
Great color. Uncirculated. ..........................................$30-$50
ANGOLA
5002 Republica Portuguesa. 2 1/2 Angolares, 28.5.1942.
P-69s. Specimen. Specimen overprints and serial
numbers printed by TDLR. Always a popular series that
showcases striking color and detail on note-wide vignettes.
PMG
Choice
Uncirculated
64
Net.
Previously Mounted. ..............................................$250-$350
ARGENTINA
5003 Banco Hipotecario de la Provincia de Buenos Aires. 50
Pesos, 14.7.1891. P-S620r. Remainder. Without overprints
or signatures. Great color and mostly handling accounting
for the grade. About Uncirculated........................$100-$150
5009 Commonwealth of Australia. 2 Dollars, ND (1967).
P-38b. Coombs - Randall. A striking example
with a nicely centered impression and lovely color.
PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. ........................$100-$150
BAHAMAS
5010 Bahamas Government. 5 Dollars, L. 1965. P-20a. Green.
Nicely embossed original paper and just a touch of ink at
left, mentioned by PMG, to prevent a Gem assessment.
PMG Choice Uncirculated 64...............................$200-$300
5011 Central Bank of the Bahamas. 5 Dollars, L. 1974. P-37a.
Lovely color and original paper on this Central Bank Five
Dollar note. WBG Uncirculated 62 TOP. ............$150-$250
5012 Central Bank of the Bahamas. 5 Dollars, L. 1974.
P-37b. Pack fresh, well centered and brightly inked.
BAHRAIN
5013 Bahrain Monetary Agency. 1/2 to 20 Dinars, L. 1973
(1998). P-18 to 21 & 24. 5 pieces in lot. A pleasing offering
with all showing without micro printing on the security
thread. Choice to Gem Uncirculated. ..................$250-$350
BELIZE
5004 Banco Commercial De Sante Fe. 1 Peso Plata
Boliviana, 1.5.1867. P-S1590. A highly scarce design
and the first we can recall offering. Oval ink stamp at
back and a hole at upper center. Nice appeal overall.
PMG Fine 12 Net. Edge & Internal Damage. ....$300-$500
5005 Banco del Rosario de Santa Fe. 1 Real Plata Boliviana,
1.10.1869. P-S1851a. Uniface, stamped signature. A
nearly Extremely Fine example of this scarce change note.
PMG Choice Very Fine 35. ....................................$200-$300
5014 Government of Belize. 1 Dollar, 1.1.1974. P-33a. Pack
fresh and nearly Gem.
PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. ......................$75-$125
5015 Government of Belize. 2 Dollars, 1.6.1975. P-34b.
Nicely centered and with deeply embossed inks.
5016 Monetary Authority of Belize. 10 Dollars, 1.6.1980.
P-40a. A pack fresh example.
PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. ....................$250-$350
5017 Mixed Banks. 1, 2 & 5 Dollars, 1974 to 1980. P-Various. 4
pieces in lot. An impressive quartet of graded notes with the
following: P-33a in PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ; P-33b in PMG
Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ; P-34c in PCGS Very Choice
New 64; P-39a in PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ with an ink
smear error mentioned by PCGS in the comments section
of the holder. PCGS & PMG Graded. ..................$400-$600
BERMUDA
5006 Banco Central de la Republic Argentina. 1000 Pesos,
29.3.1935. P-NL. Proof. 2 pieces in lot. Face and back proofs.
A design that is not listed in the SCWPM and was never
adopted. Showing with Progreso with torch at right with
farm scene in background. Back design in blue with large
vignette of “Oleo de J. Moreno Carbonero.” Surely an item
that will generate significant attention from sophisticated
collectors. About Uncirculated. ............................$300-$500
AUSTRALIA
5007 Commonwealth of Australia. 10 Shillings, ND (1961-65).
P-33a. Governor title. Brilliant color and original paper.
5008 Commonwealth of Australia. 1 Pound, ND (1961-65).
P-34a. Pack fresh.
PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. ..........................$75-$125
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5018 Bermuda Government. 5 Shillings, 1.5.1957. P-18b.
Centering along prevents a Gem designation.
5019 Bermuda Government. 10 Shillings, 1.5.1957. P-19b.
One of the finest offerings we have had for this popular
QEII type and seen with stellar centering and margins.
PMG Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ. ..........$250-$350
5020 Bermuda Monetary Authority. 100 Dollars, 20.2.1989.
P-39. A low serial number of B/1 000231 and seen with
well embossed inks.
5021 Bermuda Monetary Authority. 2 to 100 Dollars,
1.1.2009. P-P-57s to 62s. Specimens. 6 pieces in lot.
Specimen overprints, serial numbers and punch cancels.
A vibrant specimen set with all grading PCGS Gem New
66 PPQ, save for a 65 PPQ One Dollar and 67 PPQ Two
Dollar. PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ to
Superb Gem New 67 PPQ......................................$300-$500
BOLIVIA
5022 Banco Central De Bolivia. 5000 Bolivianos, 20.12.1945.
P-145s. Specimen. Specimen serial numbers and
overprints. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 Net.
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BOLIVIA
5023 Banco Central De Bolivia. 5, 10, 20, 50 & 100 Pesos,
13.7.1962. P-153s to 157s. Specimens. 5 pieces in lot.
Specimen overprints and serial numbers. A nice group with
just some handling preventing an Uncirculated assessment.
About Uncirculated. ...............................................$100-$200
CEYLON
5034 Central Bank of Ceylon. 5 Rupees, 3.6.1952. P-51. A
difficult note with this much appeal and so little circulation.
PMG About Uncirculated 55. ...............................$300-$500
CONGO
5024 Banco Nacional De Bolivia. 5 Bolivianos, 1.1.1892. P-S212s.
Specimen. Specimen overprint, serial numbers and punch
cancels. A high quality specimen example of this colorful type.
BRAZIL
5025 Imperio Do Brasil. 2 Mil Reis, ND (1870). P-A245.
Just a few minor problems on this otherwise evenly
circulated and attractive example. PMG Very Fine 20 Net.
Minor Rust, Pinholes. ............................................$150-$250
5026 Imperio Do Brasil. 10 Mil Reis, ND (1869). P-A252.
A scarce design type in any grade and this Very
Good example still retains nice color and appeal for
the technical state. PMG Very Good 10 Net. Splits,
Foreign Substance. ..................................................$250-$350
BRITISH CARIBBEAN TERRITORIES
5027 British Caribbean Territories, Eastern Group. 1 Dollar,
2.1.1957. P-7b. A more challenging 1950’s dated piece with
striking quality throughout.
5028 British Caribbean Territories, Eastern Group. 1 Dollar,
2.1.1964. P-7c. A pack fresh example with nice centering
and original paper.
5029 British Caribbean Territories, Eastern Group. 1
Dollar, 1955 & 1956. P-7c. 2 pieces in lot. An early dated
pairing that are quite scarce. Both with deeply embossed
overprints and the 1955 piece shows with a soft vertical
bend and the 1956 note exhibits a horizontal fold.
5030 British Caribbean Territories, Eastern Group. 2 & 5
Dollars, 1961 & 1963. P-8c & 9c. 2 pieces in lot. An
appealing pair with the Two Dollar with just a few minor
stains and the Five Dollar with small margin tear at left.
Very Fine. ..................................................................$150-$250
5035 Banque Des Etats De L’Afrique Centrale. 5000 Francs,
ND (1984). P-6a. Tremendous quality throughout on this
Republic note.
5036 Banque Des Etats De L’Afrique Centrale. 10,000 Francs,
ND (1983). P-7. A near Gem example.
CUBA
5037 Republica De Cuba. 1 Peso, 17.8.1869. P-61. Just a hint of
circulation on this early dated One Peso note.
PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58 EPQ. ........$250-$350
CYPRUS
5038 Central Bank of Cyprus. 250 Mils, 1.5.1975. P-41b.
5 pieces in lot. A bright consecutive run with just
each showing a single handling mark at upper left.
About Uncirculated-Uncirculated.......................$400-$600
5039 Central Bank of Cyprus. 250 Mil, 1.12.1980. P-41c. 4
pieces in lot. A nice quartet with a consecutive pair in UNC
and two other notes in AU-UNC with just a handling mark
on each. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. About Uncirculated-Uncirculated &
Uncirculated.............................................................$300-$500
5040 Central Bank of Cyprus. 500 Mil, 1.9.1971. P-42a.
A faint handling mark prevents a Choice assessment.
Uncirculated.............................................................$150-$250
5041 Central Bank of Cyprus. 500 Mils, 1.12.1964.
P-42s.
Specimen.
Specimen
overprints,
serial
numbers and cancelled perforation. Radiant color
and exceptional quality on this 500 Mils design type.
DANISH WEST INDIES
5042 State Treasury. 2 Dalere, L. 1898. P-8r. Remainder.
Some stains and minor margin distractions are noticed.
Fine. .............................................................................$75-$125
DENMARK
BRITISH HONDURAS
5031 Government of British Honduras. 1 Dollar, 1.1.1973.
P-28c. Pack fresh with great color.
5032 Government of British Honduras. 2 Dollars, 1.1.1973.
P-29c. Nicely centered and seen with fantastic color and
detail throughout.
BRUNEI
5033 Negara Brunei Darussalam. 50 Dollars, 1989. P-16.
Sensational detail throughout.
Gem Uncirculated. ....................................................$75-$125
5043 Danmarks National Bank. 500 Kroner, 1972. P-52d. Just a
light bend and some handling on this appealing 500 Kroner
note. About Uncirculated. .....................................$100-$150
EGYPT
5044 Mixed Banks. 5 Piastres & 1 Pound, 1918 & 1948. P-22d
& 161. 3 pieces in lot. 1.5.1918 and 1.6.1918 Egyptian
Government 5 Piastres both Good. 1948 National Bank of
Egypt One Pound in PMG About Uncirculated 53 Net. PVC
Damage. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Good & About Uncirculated. .....$250-$350
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EL SALVADOR
GREAT BRITAIN
5045 Banco Central de Reserva De El Salvador. 5 Colones,
9.11.1960. P-95r. Remainder. Without serial numbers,
punch cancel at right center. Just some handling to report.
FAEROE ISLANDS
5046 Denmarks National Bank. 1 Krone, November 1940. P-9.
A difficult lower denomination type.
PMG About Uncirculated 50 EPQ.......................$150-$250
5047 Danish Administration. 1 Krone, 1940. P-9r.
Remainder. Without overprints. Just some light
mounting remnants. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 Net.
Previously Mounted. ................................................$75-$125
5048 Foroyar. 50 Kronur, 12.4.1949. P-17a, 20d & 22b. 3
pieces in lot. Including P-17a in Uncirculated; P-20d
and P-22b in About Uncirculated with just a minor
corner bend and soft vertical bend respectively.
About Uncirculated & Uncirculated. ..................$250-$350
FALKLAND ISLANDS
5049 Government of the Falkland Islands. 50 Pence, 25.9.1969.
P-10a. A pack fresh example with nicely embossed
serial numbers and lovely centering and margins.
Gem Uncirculated. ..................................................$100-$150
FIJI
5050 Reserve Bank of Fiji. 50 Dollars, ND (1996). P-100a*.
(Mehilba RG1) Z Prefix. A difficult replacement note
and offered here with near Extremely Fine quality.
PMG Choice Very Fine 35 EPQ............................$250-$350
FRANCE
5051 Republique Francaise. 100 Francs, 2.10.1943. P-105a.
Light circulation and fully original paper on this always
desirable BWC design type.
PMG Extremely Fine 40 EPQ. ..............................$150-$250
5052 Banque de France. Mixed Denominations, Mixed Dates.
P-Various. 5 pieces in lot. Includes the following: 1929
5 Francs in Extremely Fine; 1928 10 Francs in About
Uncirculated with two pinholes; 1942 50 Francs in About
Uncirculated; 1938 100 Francs in Extremely Fine with a
touch of rust; Also included a 1941 Banque de L’Algeria
100 Francs in Very Fine with some minor stains. SOLD
AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT CAREFULLY.
Very Fine to About Uncirculated.........................$300-$600
FRENCH INDOCHINA
5053 Institut D’Emission des etats du Cambodge, du Laos et
du Viet-Nam. 10 Piastres, ND (1953). P-102s. Specimen.
Specimen overprints and serial numbers. Near perfect
appeal and quality.
5057 Bradbury, Wilkinson & Company. Advertising Note,
ND. P-NL. 3 pieces in lot. All small format on card with
two showing under-printed designs and a third without.
5058 Dartmouth General Bank. 1 Pound, 15.2.1823. P-NL.
Mostly even circulation on this early dated note. Some ink
and stains are mentioned. Very Good. .....................$60-$80
GREENLAND
5059 Handelsstederne. 5 Kroner, ND (1926-52). P-15d.
Large signatures. A popular fully under-printed note
offered here with just a vertical fold for circulation.
GUADELOUPE
5060 Caisse Centrale de la France D’Outre-Mer. 5 & 20
Francs, ND (1947-49). P-31 & 33. 2 pieces in lot. Five
Francs in Uncirculated with small spot stain at right and
20 Francs in About Uncirculated with mostly handling.
About Uncirculated & Uncirculated. ..................$150-$250
GUATEMALA
5061 Banco Americano de Guatemala. 1 & 5 Pesos, 1915 to
1919. P-S111b & S112b. 8 pieces in lot. A nice assortment
with two One Peso notes in Fine-Very Fine and six Five
Pesos notes in Very Good to Very Fine with a Fine average
grade. Some soiling and other minor problems seen on a few
notes. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Very Good to Very Fine. ..............$100-$200
5062 Banco Americano de Guatemala. 100 Pesos, 19.3.1913.
P-S114a. 2 pieces in lot. An attractive mid-grade pair
with one problem free and nearly Extremely Fine and
the other with a few minor rough spots in the margins.
Very Fine. ..................................................................$400-$600
5063 Banco Americano de Guatemala. 25 Pesos, 15.5.1923.
P-S118. 2 pieces in lot. Attractive examples for the grade.
Very Good...................................................................$75-$125
5064 Banco de Guatemala. 5 Pesos, 4.2.1915. P-S143c. Mostly
even circulation and still lovely detail throughout. PMG
Very Fine 20 Net.
Minor Foreign Substance. .....................................$150-$250
5065 Banco de Guatemala. 5 , 25 & 100 Pesos. P-S143c, S145,
S146a & S147c. 4 pieces in lot. Includes the following.
1915 & 1922 Five Pesos; 1944 25 & 100 Pesos with a few
minor edge tears. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE
INSPECT CAREFULLY. Very Good. ..................$300-$500
FRENCH WEST AFRICA
5054 Banque de L’Afrique Occidentale. 5 Francs, 14.12.1942.
P-28s1. Specimen. Specimen overprints and serial number
printed by E.A. Wright.
GERMANY
5055 Zahlungsmittel. 2 Mark, 1.3.1916. P-NL. Printed on blue
cloth with red stamped seal and purple hand stamp. An
interesting local note that we have not previously handled.
A bit of typical fraying for the medium. Fine. .......$75-$150
GIBRALTAR
5056 Government of Gibraltar. 20 Pounds, 1.7.1986. P-23c.
A popular series and this 20 Pound piece shows with
only centering issues to prevent a Gem designation.
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5066 Banco de Occidente. 1 Peso, 1.8.1914. P-S173c. A striking
example of this colorful One Peso type and seen with pack
fresh original paper.
5067 Banco de Occidente. 20 & 100 Pesos, 1902-1919. P-S179a.
4 pieces in lot. Three 20 Pesos notes with (2) 1914 dated and
a single 1919 in Very Good. 1902 100 Pesos in Good with
edge damage. Good & Very Good ........................$125-$250
HAITI
5068 Banque de la Republique D’Haiti. 1 Gourde, L. 1979.
P-230x. Red strike through at portrait and February 7,
1986 date. Fresh and original.
Choice Uncirculated. ..............................................$125-$175
5069 Banque de la Republique D’Haiti. 2 Gourdes, 7.2.1986.
P-231Ax. Printed on Tyvek/ Circular strike through at
portrait and February 7, 1986 date.
Choice Uncirculated. ..............................................$250-$350
5070 Banque de La Repulique D’Haiti. 250 Gourdes, 1988.
P-251s. Specimen. Specimen overprints and serial numbers.
Terrific color and appeal. Uncirculated................$100-$150
5080 Bank of Israel. 1 Lira, 1955. P-25a. A nicely embossed and
brightly inked example.
5081 Bank of Israel. 1 Lira, 1955. P-25a. Nearly Gem. PMG
Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. ...............................$125-$175
5082 Bank of Israel. 1 Lira, 1955 / 5715. P-25a. Original and
great color.
5083 Bank of Israel. 5 Lirot, 1955. P-31a. Low Serial Numbers.
3 pieces in lot. All seen with the same low serial number of
“000044,” with differing prefixes.
Gem Uncirculated. ..................................................$200-$300
ITALY
HONDURAS
5071 10 Lempiras, 19.11.1954. P-52s. Specimen. Specimen
serial numbers and overprints. A bright and attractive
example. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 Net.
5072 Banco Atlantida. 1 Lempira, 1.3.1932. P-S121b. A
difficult note to secure with this little circulation. A few
minor tears in the margins.
PMG About Uncirculated 55 Net. Small Tears. $200-$300
5073 Banco Atlantida. 5 Lempiras, 1.2.1943. P-S123d. Mostly
even circulation with nice appeal and just a rounded lower
right corner to mention. Very Fine. ......................$100-$150
HONG KONG
5074 Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation. 500
Dollars, 11.2.1968. P-179e. Some rust and minor clipped
corner. The overall appeal of an Extremely Fine note.
Very Fine. ..................................................................$100-$150
5084 Banca D’Italia. 100 Lire, 9.8.1943. P-68. Mostly handling
accounts for the grade on this pleasing 100 Lire large format
type. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58.........$200-$300
JAMAICA
5085 Government of Jamaica. 5 Shillings & 1 Pound, 1950 &
1958. P-37b & 41b. 2 pieces in lot. Five shillings lightly
pressed with staple hole and One Pound pressed with a
few minor blemishes. A difficult pair of these KGVI notes.
Extremely Fine. ........................................................$250-$350
5086 Bank of Jamaica. 1 Pound, 1960 (1964). P-51Cb. Just
a touch of circulation on this English motto type. WBG
Choice About Uncirculated 58 TOP. ...................$150-$250
5087 Bank of Jamaica. 1 Pound, ND (1964). P-51Ce. 2
pieces in lot. English Motto. Both seen with pleasing
detail and color despite a few pinholes. Both with
“Closed Pinholes,” in the comments section of the PMG
holders. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58 Net &
Choice Uncirculated 64 Net. .................................$200-$300
JAPAN
5088 Great Imperial Japanese Government. 20 & 50 Sen,
1881. P-15 & 16. 2 pieces in lot. 20 Sen in Fine with a
few pinholes and edge distractions. 50 Sen in Very Fine.
Fine & Very Fine......................................................$300-$500
5089 Great Imperial Japanese Government. 1 Yen, 1878 (1881).
P-17. An always popular Empress Jingu design that shows
here with mostly even circulation and nice detail for the
grade. PMG Very Fine 25 Net. Minor Rust. .......$250-$350
INDIA
5075 Reserve Bank of India. 100 Rupees, ND. P-20e. Calcutta.
Typical staple and spindle holes at left. Lightly pressed
although evenly circulated. Very Fine. .................$500-$700
5076 Reserve Bank of India. 100 Rupees, ND. P-43b & 45. A
nice pair with both in Extremely Fine grades. The P-43b
note shows some additional pinholes and minor rust.
Extremely Fine. ........................................................$150-$250
IRELAND, REPUBLIC
5077 Central Bank of Ireland. 20 Pounds, 1.6.1961. P-67a.
Original paper and lovely color give this note the appeal of a
higher grade. Very Fine...........................................$200-$300
ISRAEL
5078 Bank Leumi Le-Israel B.M. 1 Pound, ND (1952). P-20a.
A note that borders on a Gem state.
5079 Bank of Israel. 500 Pruta, 1955. P-24a. Mostly handling
accounts for the grade. About Uncirculated. ......$125-$175
5090 Bank of Japan. 1 Yen, ND (1889). P-26. Just trivial
circulation and pleasing embossing on this One
Yen type. PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45 Net.
Minor Foreign Substance. .....................................$300-$500
JERSEY
5091 States of Jersey. 20 Pounds, ND (1976-88). P-14b. Pack
fresh with deeply embossed inks.
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JERSEY
5092 States of Jersey. 50 Pounds, ND (1989). P-19a. Vibrant
color and terrifically preserved.
KATANGA
5093 Banque Nationale du Katanga. 20 Francs, 21.11.1960.
P-6a. Lovely color and fresh original paper on this 20 Francs
design. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ. ...........$200-$300
KOREA
5094 Bank of Chosen. 20 & 50 Sen, 20.10.1919. P-24 & 25a. 2
pieces in lot. 20 Sen in Very Fine with some minor rust and
50 Sen in Uncirculated.
Very Fine & Uncirculated. .....................................$300-$500
KUWAIT
5095 Kuwait Currency Board. 1 Dinar, ND (1961). P-3.
Just a touch of circulation on this One Dinar note.
PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. .................$200-$300
5096 Central Bank of Kuwait. 1/4 to 20 Dinars, 1968.
P-23f to 26f, 27 & 28. Low Serial Numbers. 6 pieces
in lot. All with serial number “000076.” An impressive
group with the 1/4 and 20 Dinar notes in PMG 65 EPQ;
1/2, 1 & 5 Dinars in PMG 67 EPQ; and 10 Dinars in
PMG 66 EPQ. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ to
Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ. .....................$400-$600
LATVIA
5097 Latvijas Bankas. 25 & 50, 1934 & 1938. P-20 & 21. 50 Latu
in Extremely Fine and 25 Latu in Choice Uncirculated.
Extremely Fine & Uncirculated............................$100-$150
LIBYA
5098 Bank of Libya. 5 Pounds, 5.2.1963. P-31. An
underrated design type and seen here with fantastic
color and detail that give the note the appeal of an
Extremely Fine piece. PMG Choice Very Fine 35 Net.
MACAU
5099 Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 1 Pataca, 16.11.1945. P-28.
Pack fresh with fully original paper.
Choice Uncirculated. ..................................................$60-$80
5100 Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 50 Avos & 1 Pataca,
1945 & 1946. P-28 & 38a. 2 pieces in lot. 50 Avos in
Uncirculated and One Pataca in About Uncirculated
with just a few handling marks and corner tip bend.
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5101 Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 10 Patacas, 8.1.2001.
numbers. Difficult in this specimen form and offered
here with broad even borders and bright color.
PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ..........................$300-$500
MADAGASCAR
5102 Banque De Madagascar. 10 Francs, ND (1937-47).
P-36s. Specimen. Specimen perforations. Without
serial numbers. Excellent color and detail throughout.
5103 Banque De Madagascar. 20 Francs, ND (1937-47).
P-37s. Specimen. Specimen perforations, without
serial numbers. A nice match to the 10 Francs
we are offering in specimen form for the series.
MALAYA AND BRITISH BORNEO
5104 Board of Commissioners of Currency. 5 Dollars, 21.3.1953.
P-2a. Just a light vertical fold on this popular QEII type.
5105 Board of Commissioners of Currency. 5 Dollars,
21.3.1953. P-2a. Just a light vertical fold.
5106 Board of Commissioners of Currency. 1 Dollar, 1.3.1959.
P-8a. Pack fresh. Choice Uncirculated. .................$75-$125
MALTA
5107 Central Bank of Malta. 10 Shillings, 1967. P-28a.
Just a simple corner tip bend makes up the circulation
on this bright Central Bank 10 Shillings QEII type.
MARTINIQUE
5108 Banque De La Martinique. 5 Francs, ND (1942).
numbers printed by E.A. Wright. Outstanding
detail throughout on this small format type.
5109 Banque De La Martinique. 100 Francs, ND
(1942). P-19a. A difficult design in any grade
and seldom offered. This piece suffers from some
edge damage and stains. PMG Very Fine 20 Net.
Edge Damage, Stains. .............................................$200-$300
5110 Caisse Centrale de la France D’Outre-Mer. 10 Francs,
2.2.1944. P-23. Just a light vertical fold.
ND (1947-49). P-28. A superb example of this 10 Francs
denomination.
Francs, ND (1947-49). P-28 & 30. 2 pieces in lot. 10
Francs in original About Uncirculated and 50 Francs
in pressed Very Fine with some minor spot stains.
Very Fine & About Uncirculated. ........................$100-$150
PERU
5124 Banco Central De Reserva Del Peru. 5 Soles, 16.6.1954.
P-70s. Specimen. Specimen serial numbers and overprints.
Mounting remnants at left . PMG Choice Uncirculated 64
Net. Previously Mounted.......................................$250-$350
MAURITIUS
5113 Government of Mauritius. 5 Rupees, ND (1954). P-27.
Just a light vertical fold and mostly handling on this original
note. PMG About Uncirculated 53 EPQ. ............$300-$500
MONACO
5114 Principaute de Monaco. 50 Centimes, 31.12.1922. P-3a.
Mostly even circulation.
PMG Choice Very Fine 35. ......................................$75-$125
5115 Principaute de Monaco. 1 Franc, 31.12.1922. P-5.
Just a touch of circulation on this popular change
note type. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58 Net.
NAMIBIA
5116 Bank of Namibia. 10 to 200 Dollars, ND (1996 to 2002).
P-4s, 6s, 8s, 9s & 10s. Specimens. Specimen overprints and
serial numbers. Gem Uncirculated.......................$400-$600
5117 Bank of Nambia. 10 to 200 Dollars, 2012 & 2013. P-11s to
15s. Specimens. Specimen serial numbers and overprints.
Superb embossing and vibrant color on these modern
design types. Gem Uncirculated. ..........................$300-$500
NETHERLANDS
5118 Nederlandsche Bank. 25 Gulden, 1940 & 1943.
P-57 & 60. 2 pieces in lot. An attractive pairing. Both
showing mostly handling to account for the grade.
5119 Nederlansche Bank. 10 & 20 Gulden, 1945 & 1949. P-76
& 83. 2 pieces in lot. 1945 20 Gulden in pressed Very Fine
and 1949 10 Gulden in original AU/CU. Very Fine &
Almost Uncirculated-Choice Uncirculated. ......$150-$250
5120 Nederlandsche Bank. 20 & 25 Gulden, 1955. P-86 & 87. 2
pieces in lot. 20 Gulden in Extremely Fine and 25 Gulden
in About Uncirculated.
Extremely Fine & About Uncirculated. ..............$150-$250
NEW ZEALAND
5121 Reserve Bank of New Zealand. 20 Dollars, ND (1981-85).
P-173p. Progress Proof. Printed on watermarked banknote
paper by BWC. Punch cancel at watermark field and sheet
selvage at right. Completed design, save for overprints.
PCGS Choice About New 55 PPQ. ......................$200-$300
NICARAGUA
5122 Banco Central de Nicaragua. 1 Cordoba, 8.2.1962.
P-107p. Proof. Face proof printed on banknote paper with
punch cancels. Additional selvage at left.
Uncirculated.............................................................$100-$150
PALESTINE
5123 Palestine Postage Stamped. Checks, Mixed Dates.
P-NL. 24 pieces in lot. A large grouping of checks that
show with all having affixed Palestine stamps at either
face and/or back, save for one with a Turkish stamp.
Most are seen with an Eindhoven, Holland location and
in a similar format. An impressive lot. SOLD AS IS/
NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT CAREFULLY.
Very Fine to Extremely Fine. ................................$300-$500
5125 Banco Central de Reserva Del Peru. Mixed Denominations,
Mixed Dates. P-114s, 115s, 138s, 141s & 144s. Specimens. 5
pieces in lot. Specimen overprints and serial numbers. Mostly
Uncirculated with a few showing a handling mark or two.
About Uncirculated-Uncirculated.........................$75-$150
POLAND
5126 Bank Polski. 10 Zlotych, 21.1.1928. P-67p. Proof. Back
design in green in multicolored on wide margin bond paper.
Annotations. About Uncirculated. .......................$150-$250
PUERTO RICO
5127 Ministerio De Ultramar. 1 Peso, 17.8.1895. P-7b.
Without counterfoil. Original paper with only
mounting remnants and small paper pull at lower
center. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58 Net.
Previously Mounted, Paper Pull. .........................$200-$300
REUNION
Francs, ND (1947). P-41a & 42a. 2 pieces in lot. Five
Francs in Uncirculated and 10 Francs in Extremely Fine.
Extremely Fine & Uncirculated............................$200-$300
RHODESIA
5129 Reserve Bank of Rhodesia. 10 Dollars, 15.12.1973. P-33f.
Outstanding centering and seen with pack fresh original
paper.
RUSSIANORTHWEST RUSSIA
5130 Field Treasury, Northwest Front. 500 & 1000 Rubles,
1919. P-S209 & S210. 2 pieces in lot. A popular large
format pairing with both showing a few minor stains.
Very Fine. ..................................................................$150-$250
SAINT PIERRE & MIQUELON
ND. P-24. One of the finer we have offered for this 20
Francs denomination.
ND (1950-60). P-26. A few minor stains on this otherwise
appealing offering.
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SAINT THOMAS & PRINCE
5133 Banco Nacional Ultramarino. 1000 Escudos, 11.5.1964.
P-40s. Specimen. Specimen serial numbers, overprints
and punch cancel at the signature. Some damage at the left
margin from previous mounting.
Extremely Fine. ........................................................$125-$175
SARAWAK
5134 Government of Sarawak. 10 Cents, 1.8.1940. P-25c.
(KNB25c) Series C. Just a hint of circulation.
PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. .................$150-$250
SOUTH AFRICA
5135 South African Reserve Bank. 10 Shillings, 18.9.1939.
P-82d. A nice mid-grade example of this posthumous
signed note. PMG Very Fine 30.................................$50-$70
SURINAME
5136 Zilverbon. 1 Gulden, 30.4.1942. P-105c. Difficult in this
Gem state. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ......$250-$350
SWEDEN
5137 Sveriges Riksbank. 50 Konor, ND (2004-08). P-64s.
Specimen. Specimen overprints and serial numbers. Nicely
centered and incredibly bright.
5138 Sveriges Riksbank. 1000 Kronor, ND (2005). P-67s.
Specimen. Specimen overprints and serial numbers. An
exceptional example of this modern type.
SWITZERLAND
5139 Art Institut, Orell Fussli. Advertising Note, ND. P-NL.
An appealing advertising note which shows with a lethe
brown frame, female portrait at right and “20 Franken,”
repeated in the under-print. Just some handling prevents an
Uncirculated grade. About Uncirculated. ...........$150-$300
TURKEY
5140 Ottoman Empire. 20, 50 & 100 Kurush, Mixed Dates.
P-41, 49a & 52b. 3 pieces in lot. 20 Kurush in VG with
edge tears; 50 Kurush, vertical format in Extremely Fine
with stains; 100 Kurush in Fine with edge damage. SOLD
Very Good to Extremely Fine. ..............................$250-$500
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5141 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 50 & 100 Kurush, 1876
& 1877. P-45, 50a & 50b. 4 pieces in lot. Including: P-45
oblong 1876 seal with 1293 dated seal of Galip printed on
watermarked paper in Very Fine with edge tears at left;
P-50a with 1876 dated stamp and 1293 dated seal of Galip
in Choice Extremely Fine; P-50a with 1877 dated stamp
and 1293 dated seal of Galip in Choice Fine with minor
stains and a few small edge tears; P-50b with 1294 dated
seal of Yusuf in Very Fine with some stains and large split
at left. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Fine to Extremely Fine.................$400-$600
5142 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 1 Kurush, 1877. P-46b, 46c
& 46d. 4 pieces in lot. Including the following: P-46b with
1293 dated seal of Galip in Extremely Fine with missing
upper left corner tip; P-46c(x2) with 1294 dated seal of
Yusuf, both VF, one with missing upper right corner and
other with small notch at right margin; P-46d with 1295
dated seal of Kani in Choice Very Fine with appealing blue
color. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Fine to Extremely Fine.................$200-$300
5143 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 5 Kurush, 1876. P-47a.
Toughra of Abdul Hamid II. 1293 dated seal of Galip.
Mostly handling accounts for the grade on this brightly
inked example. Choice Extremely Fine. ..............$250-$350
5144 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 1876 & 1877. P-47a &
47c. 3 pieces in lot. P-47a(x2) 1293 dated seal of Galip
in Very Good and Fine with both showing stains and
margin tears. P-47c with 1294 dated seal of Yusuf in Very
Fine with a few minor stains and margin tears. SOLD AS
IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT CAREFULLY.
Very Good to Very Fine. ........................................$200-$300
5145 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 5 Kurush, 1877.
P-47c. Toughra of Abdul Hamid II. 1294 dated
seal of Yusuf. Fully original and just a few handling
marks account for the grade. An impressive example.
5146 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 10 & 20 Kurush, 1876. P-48a
& 49a. 2 pieces in lot. Toughra of Abdul Hamid II. Seal of
Galip. 10 Kurush in Fine with edge tears and 20 Kurush in
Very Good with several edge and internal tears and missing
lower right corner. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE
INSPECT CAREFULLY. Very Good & Fine. .....$150-$250
5147 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 10 & 20 Kurush, 1877.
P-48a, 48b, 49b, & 49c. 4 pieces in lot. Includes the
following: P-48a with 1293 dated seal of Galip in VG with
edge splits; P-48b with 1294 dated seal of Yusuf in VG with
large splits at right; P-49b with 1293 dated seal of Galip
in VG-Fine with edge and internal splits; P-49c with 1294
dated seal of Yusuf in Extremely Fine with small notch at
bottom margin and minor edge tears on laid paper. SOLD
Very Good & Extremely Fine................................$400-$600
5148 Banque Imperiale Ottomane. 20 Kurush, 1877. P-49c.
Toughra of Abdul Hamid II. 1295 dated seal of Kani. Typical
edge and internal splits for the grade but still pleasing color
and detail. Very Good. ............................................$150-$250
5149 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1 Livre, L. 1331.
P-69. 2 pieces in lot. Prefix B in Fine with a few margin
tears at left, Prefix D in Very Fine with some light stains and
annotations at back. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE
INSPECT CAREFULLY. Fine. ..............................$125-$175
P-73. 3 pieces in lot. Prefix D with some light stains; Prefix
D with areas of lifted paper at back; Prefix E with just light
mostly even circulation. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
PLEASE INSPECT CAREFULLY. Very Fine. ....$300-$500
TURKEY
P-73. 3 pieces in lot. Including: Prefix B in Choice Very Fine
with minor edge nick; Prefix C with small notch at upper
right and margin tear; Prefix C with a few margin tears and
stains. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Very Fine.........................................$200-$300
P-73. 2 pieces in lot. Both Prefix A. Both exhibit some minor
edge tears and one seen with paper thin at lower margin
and small hole. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE
INSPECT CAREFULLY. Very Fine. ....................$125-$175
5153 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 5 Piastres,
L. 1331. P-79a. 9 pieces in lot. A nice variety of series
letters with the following: B, C, J, K, L, M, N, P, O. Some
in very low grade with repairs and a single Extremely
Fine. Average grade of Very Good-Fine. SOLD AS IS/
Fair to Extremely Fine............................................$200-$300
5154 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1/2 Livre, L. 1331.
P-82. 3 pieces in lot. A, B, C prefixes included. All with Talat
- H. Cahit signatures. A few minor stains on each and one
with some small margin tears. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS.
PLEASE INSPECT CAREFULLY. Very Fine. ....$300-$500
5155 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1 Piastre,
L. 1332. P-85. 8 pieces in lot. A nice assortment of
prefix types with the following: M, N, O, P, Q, R, S
& T. Average grade of Extremely Fine. SOLD AS IS/
5156 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 2 1/2 Piastres, L.
1332. P-86. 11 pieces in lot. A large assortment of differing
prefixes including the following, g, f, h, h, i, j, O, without, R,
N & W. Average grade of Very Fine with a few showing large
repaired splits and other problems. One Uncirculated. SOLD
Good to Uncirculated.............................................$250-$350
1332. P-86. 8 pieces in lot. This group offers the following
prefixes: J, I, S, T, U, V, X & d. Mostly Extremely Fine with
some AU and VF. Only a few minor problems noticed. SOLD
1332. P-86. 8 pieces in lot. Includes prefixes: A, B, C, D, E,
F, G & H. Average grade of EF with one Uncirculated and
a few Fine. Some show a few problems as well. SOLD AS
Fine to Uncirculated. ..............................................$150-$250
1332. P-86. 8 pieces in lot. Another octet with the following
prefixes: Y, Z, a, b, c, d, e & e. Average grade of Very FineExtremely Fine with a few AU notes and single VG. A few
problem observed mostly on the lower grade examples. SOLD
Very Good to About Uncirculated. .....................$150-$250
5160 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 5 Piastres, L.
1332. P-87. 6 pieces in lot. The following series numbers
are included, 1, 16, 19, 21, 22 & 24. A high grade group
with all pieces in pleasing Extremely Fine grades with
mostly a vertical fold being noticed. SOLD AS IS/
Extremely Fine. ........................................................$300-$500
5161 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 5 Piastres, L. 1332.
P-87. 9 pieces in lot. A pleasing run of series numbers with 40
to 48 included. A single note is Gem Uncirculated, an AU is
present and the remaining are Very Good to Very Fine. SOLD
Very Good to Gem Uncirculated. ........................$250-$350
P-87. 7 pieces in lot. A variety of series numbers with the
following: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10. Average grade of Very Fine
with a pair of Extremely Fine pieces and a few Very Good
examples. A few minor problems on mostly the lower grade
notes. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Very Good to Extremely Fine. ....$200-$300
5163 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 5 Piastres,
L. 1332. P-87. 6 pieces in lot. Series 29, 30, 31, 32,
33 & 34. Two pieces in About Uncirculated states, a
single EF and mostly VG otherwise. SOLD AS IS/
P-87. 5 pieces in lot. Series 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 included. One
in AU-UNC another EF and VF with a pair of Fine notes.
The lower grade piece show a few minor problems. SOLD
Fine to About Uncirculated-Uncirculated. ........$100-$150
P-87. 6 pieces in lot. With the following series numbers:
11, 12, 15, 17, 18, 19. Mostly low grade with a pair of Very
Fine notes. Most with some problem areas. SOLD AS
P-87. 6 pieces in lot. With the following series numbers: 20,
23, 25, 26, 27, 28. Average grade of Fine-Very Fine with a
single note in a Choice About Uncirculated state. Some of
the lower grade pieces are seen with problem areas. SOLD
P-90a. 3 pieces in lot. Including: Prefix A with some minor
foxing; Prefix B with a few minor stains; Prefix C with some
paper pulls at back. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE
INSPECT CAREFULLY. Very Fine. ....................$200-$300
P-90a. 2 pieces in lot. Prefix U in Very Fine with annotation
on back, Prefix V in Fine with edge splits. SOLD AS IS/
Fine & Very Fine......................................................$125-$175
5169 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1 Livre, L.
1332. P-90a & 90b. 3 pieces in lot. Including: Cruciferae
watermark prefix Q in Very Fine with some minor ink
at back right; Cruciferae watermark prefix R in Very
Good with some edge splits; Hook watermark prefix
S in Very Fine with minor edge splits. SOLD AS IS/
P-90b. 4 pieces in lot. Including: Prefix M in Very Fine
with minor edge split at top and bottom center; Prefix
M in original Choice Very Fine; Prefix O in very Good
with edge splits; Prefix P in Very Fine. SOLD AS IS/
5171 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 10 Livres, L. 1332.
P-92. Toughra of Muhammad V. Prefix V. Several edge splits
and missing pieces. Good. ......................................$200-$300
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TURKEY
5172 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 10 Livres, L.
1332. P-92. Toughra of Muhammad V. Prefix Y. One of an
important grouping on this design type we are offering.
Several margin splits, tape repairs and pieces missing.
Good. .........................................................................$200-$300
5173 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 20 Piastres, L.
1332. P-97. 4 pieces in lot. Including the following series
letters, A, C, E & F. Two Very Good notes and Two Very
Fine notes. A few minor problems on each. SOLD AS
Very Good & Very Fine. .........................................$100-$150
5174 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1/2 Livre, L. 1332.
P-98. 4 pieces in lot. Prefixes: H, J, K & L. All Very Good
with some minor problems, save for a single Extremely
Fine example with just a minor stain at the upper right
corner. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Very Good to Extremely Fine. ....$300-$500
5175 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1/2 Livre, L.
1332. P-98. 3 pieces in lot. Series B, C & E included.
Two in Very Good with margin splits and a Fine.
Very Good & Fine. ..................................................$200-$300
5176 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1/2 Livre, L.
1332. P-98. 3 pieces in lot. Includes prefixes: M, N & O
in VG, Fine and Very Fine with all showing some stains
and margin tears. One with graffiti on back. SOLD AS
P-99a. 2 Pieces in lot. Prefix N in original Extremely Fine,
Prefix Q in Fine with margin splits and annotations at
back. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE INSPECT
CAREFULLY. Fine & Extremely Fine. ................$250-$350
5178 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1 Livre, l. 1332.
P-99a. 3 pieces in lot. Includes: Prefix L in Fine-Very Fine
with margin tears; Prefix O in Very Good-Fine with margin
tears; Prefix P in Very Fine with margin tears. SOLD AS
Very Good-Fine to Very Fine................................$150-$250
5179 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 1 Livre, L.
1332. P-99b. 4 pieces in lot. Includes: Prefix B in Very
Fine-Extremely Fine with some minor stains; Prefix C
in Choice Very Fine; Prefix D in Very Good with edge
tears; Prefix E in Fine with some edge tears. SOLD AS
Very Good to Very Fine-Extremely Fine. ...........$300-$500
5180 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 2 1/2 Livres,
L. 1332. P-100. Toughra of Muhammad V. Prefix J. This
pleasing example suffers only from paper thins at the right
margin with small hole as a result. Otherwise attractive.
Very Fine. ..................................................................$300-$500
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5181 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 5 Livres, L.
1333. P-104. Toughra of Muhammad V. Prefix B. Well
circulated but with still appealing detail of the large
format design. Edge damage and a tape repair at left.
Good-Very Good.....................................................$150-$250
P-110a. Toughra of Muhammad VI. Prefix J. Without
Emission Overprint. Nice detail land color with only some
edge splits mentioned. Fine. ...................................$300-$500
P-110d. Toughra of Muhammad VI. Prefix D. Quatrieme
Emission Stamp. A heavily circulated note with some edge
and internal splits. A few areas of ink at the back as well.
Very Good.................................................................$300-$500
P-110d. Toughra of Muhammad VI. Prefix Q. Quatrieme
Emission Overprint. Missing pieces at lower left and
right and top center along with a some other problematic
areas. A nice filler until a better example can be secured.
Fair. ............................................................................$100-$150
5185 State Notes of the Ministry of Finance. 2 1/2 & 5 Piastres,
L. 1331 & 1334. P-Various. 35 pieces in lot. Lot includes:
14 2 1/2 Piastre L. 1332 notes with a nice assortment of
series letter types, mostly VG. Balance of lot are L.1331
& L.1332 Five Piastre notes with varying series numbers
in mostly VG. Several are with problems. SOLD AS IS/
Good to Very Fine. ..................................................$150-$250
5186 Mixed Banks. Mixed Denominations, Mixed Dates.
P-Various. 9 pieces in lot. Includes the following: L. 1331
20 Piastres in VG with splits and stains; L. 1331 1/4 Livre in
Good with edge and internal damage; Five Piastres L. 1332
violet(x2), both Fine with some stains; 20 Piastres L. 1332
orange(x2) Good with heavy stains and edge damage and
Fine with stains and missing corner tips; 20 Piastres L. 1332
brown in Very Fine with missing corner tip; 100 Kurush
oblong stamp 1877 in Good with edge damage; 10 Kurush
1877 boxed stamp with 1295 dated seal of Kani in Very
Fine with stains. SOLD AS IS/NO RETURNS. PLEASE
INSPECT CAREFULLY. Good to Very Fine. ....$200-$300
UKRAINE
5187 Mixed Banks. Mixed Denominations, Mixed Dates.
P-Various. 21 pieces in lot. A diverse assortment in mostly
Uncirculated grades with a few exceptions. Includes:
P-5; 6b; 7; 8; 10; 11; 20; 21a; 21b; 22; 24 in Good; 35 in
good; 51; 52; The remaining are small change notes.
Good to Uncirculated.............................................$200-$400
WESTERN SAMOA
5188 Bank of Western Samoa. 10 Shillings, ND (1963). P-13a.
Pack fresh and well centered.
5189 Bank of Western Samoa. 1 Pound, ND (1963). P-14a.
Well centered and perfectly fresh original paper.
5190 Bank of Western Samoa. 1 Pound, ND (1963).
P-14a. A well centered example with great color.
YEMEN, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
5191 South Arabian Currency Authority & Bank of Yemen. 5
& 10 Dinars, ND (1965 & 1984). P-4b, 8a & 9a. 3 pieces in
lot. Includes the following P-4b in UNC; P-8a in AU; P-9a in
UNC. About Uncirculated & Uncirculated........$125-$175
MIXED LOTS
5192 Mixed Banks. 20 & 100 Francs, Mixed Dates. P-Various. 2
pieces in lot. French Somaliland P-26 in About Uncirculated
and Madagascar P-37 in lightly pressed Very Fine with
pinholes. Very Fine & About Uncirculated. .........$75-$125
5193 Unknown Issuer. 50 Centavos, ND. P-NL. Proof. A proof
impression of presumably a back design with a few missing
pieces at right. Very Fine. ...........................................$30-$50
End of Session E
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Terms & Conditions
1. Auction Basics. This is a public auction sale (“Auction Sale”) conducted by bonded
auctioneers, Stack’s Bowers Galleries or Stack’s Bowers and Ponterio (hereinafter referred to as “Auctioneer” and at times as “Stack’s Bowers”). Bidding in this Auction
Sale constitutes acceptance by you (“Bidder”) of all the Terms of Sale stated herein.
Bidders may include consignors who may bid and purchase lots in the Auction Sale
consigned by the consignor or by other consignors pursuant to their consignment
agreement with Stack’s Bowers (“Consignor” or “Consignors”). A Consignor that bids
on their own lots in the Auction Sale may pay a different fee than the Buyer’s Premium charged to all other Buyers. Stack’s Bowers reserves the right to include in any
auction sale its own material as well as material from affiliated or related companies,
principals, officers or employees. Stack’s Bowers may have direct or indirect interests
in any of the lots in the auction and may collect commissions. THE TWO PRECEEDING SENTENCES SHALL BE DEEMED A PART OF THE DESCRIPTION OF ALL
LOTS CONTAINED IN THE CATALOG. Where the Consignor has repurchased a lot
and the lot is either returned to the Consignor or otherwise dealt with or disposed
of in accordance with the Consignor’s direction, or pursuant to contractual agreement, Stack’s Bowers reserves the right to so note in the prices realized or to omit a
price from the prices realized. Stack’s Bowers and its affiliates may bid for their own
account at any auction. Stack’s Bowers and its affiliates may have information about
any lot that is not known publicly, and Stack’s Bowers and its affiliates reserves the
right to use such information, in a manner determined solely by them and for their
benefit, without disclosing such information in the catalog, catalog description or at
the auction. Bidder acknowledges and agrees that Stack’s Bowers and its affiliates are
not required to pay a Buyer’s Premium, or other charges that other Bidders may be required to pay and may have access to information concerning the lots that is not otherwise available to the public. Any claimed conflict of interest or claimed competitive
advantage resulting therefrom is expressly waived by all participants in the Auction
Sale. Lots may carry a reserve (“Reserve”). A Reserve is a price or bid below which the
Auctioneer will not sell an item or will repurchase on behalf of the Consignor or for
Stack’s Bowers. Reserves may be confidential and not disclosed. The Buyer is the Bidder who makes the highest bid accepted by the Auctioneer, and includes the principal
of any Bidder acting as an agent.
When identical bids are received for a lot, preference is given to the first bid received
as determined by the Auctioneer. A mail bid will take precedence over an identical
floor bid; a Floor Bidder, Telephone Bidder and Live Internet Bidder must bid higher
than the highest mail bid to be awarded any lot. Cut bids are only accepted on bids
greater than $500 and each bidder may only execute one cut bid per lot. Bids will not
be accepted from persons under eighteen (18) years of age without a parent’s written
consent which acknowledges the Terms of Sale herein and agrees to be bound thereby
on behalf of the underage Bidder. The auction sale is complete when the Auctioneer
so announces by the fall of the hammer or in any other customary manner.
2. Descriptions and Grading. Bidder acknowledges that grading of most coins and
currency in this Auction has been determined by independent grading services, and
those that are not may be graded by Stack’s Bowers. Grading of rare coins and currency is subjective and, even though grading has a material effect on the value of the
coins and currency, grading may differ among independent grading services and
among numismatists. Stack’s Bowers is not responsible for the grades assigned by
independent grading services, and makes no warranty or representation regarding
such grades. Bidder further acknowledges and agrees that grades assigned by Stack’s
Bowers and lot descriptions are based solely upon an examination of the coins and
currency and are intended to identify coins and currency and note any perceived
characteristics. However, coin grading and descriptions are subjective. Stack’s Bowers
does not warrant the accuracy of such grading or descriptions, nor do they in any way
form the basis for any bid. All photographs in this catalog are of the actual items being
sold but may not be the actual size or to scale.
4. Bidder Registration Required. All persons seeking to bid must complete and sign
a registration card either at the auction or online, or otherwise qualifying to bid, as
determined in the sole discretion of the Auctioneer. By submitting a bid, the Bidder
acknowledges that Bidder has read the Terms and Conditions of Auction Sale, the
descriptions for the lot(s) on which they have bid, and that they agree to be bound by
these Terms of Sale. This agreement shall be deemed to have been made and entered
in California. The Bidder acknowledges that the invoice describing a lot by number
incorporates the catalog and Terms of Sale. Person appearing on the OFAC list are
not eligible to bid.
3. The Bidding Process. The Auctioneer shall have the right to open or accept the
bidding on any lot by placing a bid on behalf of the Consignor or his or her agent;
a Bidder by mail, telephone, Internet or telefax; or any other participant in the Auction Sale. Bids must be for an entire lot and each lot constitutes a separate sale. All
bids (excluding Internet bids) must be in increment as established by the Auctioneer,
or half increment (a cut bid). Non-conforming bids will be rounded up or down to
the nearest full or half increment and this rounded bid will be the bidder’s high bid.
No lot will be broken up unless otherwise permitted by the Auctioneer. Lots will be
sold in their numbered sequence unless Auctioneer directs otherwise. All material
shall be sold in separate lots to the highest Bidder as determined by the Auctioneer.
Auctioneer shall have the right in its sole and absolute discretion to accept or decline any bid, establish bid increments, challenge any bid or bidding increment, to
reduce any mail bid received, adjudicate all bidding disputes, to exclude any bidder
and to determine the prevailing bid. The Auctioneer shall have the right, but not the
obligation, to rescind the acceptance of any bid and place the lot(s) for Auction Sale
again. Auctioneer’s decision on all bidding disputes shall be binding and final. For the
mail and Internet Bidder’s protection, no “unlimited” or “buy” bids will be accepted.
6. Payment. Payment is due immediately upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer.
Payment is delinquent and in default if not received in full, in good funds, within
fourteen (14) calendar days of the Auction Sale (the “Default Date”), without exception, time being of the essence. Unless otherwise agreed in writing prior to the
Auction Sale, all auction sales are payable strictly in immediately available good U.S.
funds, through a bank in the United States. Payments may be made by credit card,
Paypal, check, wire transfer, money order and cashier’s check. Cash transactions will
be accepted in the sole discretion of Stack’s Bowers, and if accepted, for any cash
transaction or series of transactions exceeding $10,000, a Treasury Form 8300 will be
filed. Contact Stack’s Bowers for wiring instructions before sending a wire. We accept
payment by Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover or Paypal for invoices up
to $2,500, with a maximum of $10,000 in any 30 day period. All payments are subject
to a clearing period. Checks drawn on U.S. banks will be subject to up to a 10 business
day hold, and checks drawn on foreign banks will be subject to a 30 day hold. Stack’s
Bowers reserves the right not to release lots for which good funds have not yet been
received. On any past due accounts, Stack’s Bowers reserves the right, without notice,
to extend credit and impose carrying charges (as described below). Buyers agree to
THIS IS NOT AN APPROVAL SALE. Bidders who physically attend the Auction sale,
either personally or through an agent (“Floor Bidders”) should carefully examine all
lots which they are interested in purchasing. Bidders who bid by telephone, either
personally or through an agent, or through our live auction software receive a similar
benefit as Floor Bidders in being able to actively participate in the live Auction Sale
(“Telephone Bidders” and “Live Internet Bidders”). Except as otherwise expressly
provided in these Terms of Sale, NO PURCHASED ITEMS MAY BE RETURNED FOR
ANY REASON. All prospective Bidders who examine the lot(s) prior to the Auction
Sale personally assume all responsibility for any damage that Bidder causes to the
lot(s). Stack’s Bowers shall have sole discretion in determining the value of the damage caused, which shall be promptly paid by such Bidder.
Certain auctions (iAuctions), will be conducted exclusively over the Internet, and bids
will be accepted only from pre-registered Bidders.
STACK’S BOWERS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERRORS IN BIDDING. All Bidders should make certain to bid on the correct lot and that the bid is the bid intended.
Once the hammer has fallen and the Auctioneer has announced the Buyer, the Buyer
is unconditionally bound to pay for the lot, even if the Buyer made a mistake. Stack’s
Bowers reserves the right to withdraw any lot at any time, even after the hammer has
fallen, until the Buyer has taken physical possession of the lot. No participant in the
Auction Sale shall have a right to claim any damages, including consequential damages if a lot is withdrawn, even if the withdrawal occurs after the Auction Sale.
5. Buyer’s Premiums. A premium of seventeen and one-half percent (17 1/2%) based
upon the total amount of the hammer (minimum of $15), will be added to all purchases of individual lots, regardless of affiliation with any group or organization (the
“Buyer’s Premium”). A reacquisition charge may apply to Consignors pursuant to a
separate agreement, which may be higher or lower than the Buyer’s Premium.
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pay reasonable attorney’s fees and cost incurred to collect past due accounts. Buyers
personally and unconditionally guarantee payment in full of all amounts owed to
Stack’s Bowers. Any person submitting bids on behalf of a corporation or other entity,
by making such bid, agrees to be personally jointly and severally liable for the payment of the purchase price and any related charges and the performance of all Buyer
obligations under these Terms of Sale and Stack’s Bowers reserves the right to require
a written guarantee of such payments and obligations. Bidders who have not established credit with Stack’s Bowers must furnish satisfactory information and credit
references and/or deposit at least twenty-five percent (25%) of their total bids for that
Auction Sale session(s) or such other amount as Stack’s Bowers may, in its sole and
absolute discretion require before any bids from such Bidder will be accepted. Deposits submitted will be applied to purchases. Any remaining deposits will be promptly
refunded, upon clearance of funds.
7. Sales Tax. Buyers will be charged all applicable sales tax, including Buyers who
pick up at this Auction or shipments to Buyers in California and New York without a
valid Resale Certificate which has been provided to the Auctioneer prior to the auction. Please note that the purchase of any coin or bullion lot(s) with a price, including
the Buyer’s Premium, in excess of: (i) One Thousand Dollars ($1,000), for auctions
held in Maryland, are exempt from Maryland sales tax, and (ii) One Thousand Five
Hundred Dollars ($1,500) are exempt from California sales tax. These exemptions
do not apply purchases of currency. Purchases of coins and currency are exempt
from sales tax in Illinois. Purchases of coins and bullion are exempt from sales tax in
Pennsylvania, but currency purchased at auctions held in Pennsylvania are subject to
Pennsylvania sales tax. Please note, this is not, and is not intended to be, a complete
description of applicable sales tax laws in all jurisdictions. In the event any applicable sales tax is not paid by Buyer that should have been paid, even if not such tax
was not collected by Stack’s Bowers by mistake, error, negligence or gross negligence,
Buyer nonetheless remains fully liable for and agrees to promptly pay such taxes on
demand, together with any interest or penalty that may be assessed by the taxing
authority.
8. Financial Responsibility. In the event any applicable conditions of these Terms
of Sale herein are not complied with by a Buyer or if the Buyer fails to make payment
in full by the Default Date, Stack’s Bowers reserves the right, in its sole discretion, in
addition to all other remedies which it may have at law or in equity to rescind the sale
of that lot or any other lot or lots sold to the defaulting Buyer, retaining all payments
made by Buyer as liquidated damages, it being recognized that actual damages may
be speculative or difficult to compute, and resell a portion or all of the lots held by
Stack’s Bowers, in a commercially reasonable manner, which may include a public
or private sale, in a quantity sufficient in the opinion of Stack’s Bowers to satisfy the
indebtedness, plus all accrued charges, and Stack’s Bowers may charge a seller’s commission that is commercially reasonable. More than one such sale may take place at
the option of Stack’s Bowers. If Stack’s Bowers resells the lots, Buyer agrees to pay for
the reasonable cost of such sale, together with any incidental costs of sale, including reasonable attorney’s fees and costs, cataloging and any other reasonable charges.
Notice of the sale shall be by U.S.P.S. Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested to the
address utilized on the Bid Sheet, Auction Consignment and Security Agreement or
other last known address by Stack’s Bowers. The proceeds shall be applied first to the
satisfaction of any damages occasioned by Buyer’s breach, then to any other indebtedness owed to Stack’s Bowers, including without limitation, commissions, handling
charges, carrying charges, the expenses of both sales, seller’s fees, reasonable attorneys’ fees, costs, collection agency fees and costs and any other costs or expenses
incurred. Buyer shall also be liable to Stack’s Bowers for any deficiency if the proceeds
of such sale or sales are insufficient to cover such amounts.
Buyer grants to Stack’s Bowers, its affiliates and assignees, the right to offset any sums
due, or found to be due to Stack’s Bowers, and to make such offset from any past,
current, or future consignment, or purchases that are in the possession or control
of Stack’s Bowers; or from any sums due to Buyer by Stack’s Bowers, its affiliates and
assignees. In addition, defaulting Buyers will be deemed to have granted to Stack’s
Bowers, its affiliates and assignees, a security interest in: (x) the purchased lots and
their proceeds, and (y) such sums or other items and their proceeds, in the possession
of Stack’s Bowers, its affiliates or assignees, to secure all indebtedness due to Stack’s
Bowers and its affiliated companies, plus all accrued expenses, carrying charges, seller’s fees, attorney fees, and costs, until the indebtedness is paid in full. Buyer grants
Stack’s Bowers the right to file a UCC-1 financing statement for such items, and to
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assign such interest to any affiliated or related company or any third party deemed
appropriate by Stack’s Bowers. If the auction invoice is not paid for in full by the Default Date, a carrying charge of one-and-one-half percent (1-1/2%) per month may
be imposed on the unpaid amount until it is paid in full. In the event this interest rate
exceeds the interest permitted by law, the same shall be adjusted to the maximum rate
permitted by law, and any amount paid in excess thereof shall be allocated to principal. Buyer agrees to pay all reasonable attorney’s fees, court costs and other collection
costs incurred by Stack’s Bowers or any affiliated or related company to collect past
due invoices or to interpret or enforce the terms hereof or in any action or proceeding arising out of or related to the Auction Sale. Stack’s Bowers reserves the right to
assign its interest to any third party. To the extent that the Buyer for any lot consists
of more than one person or entity, each such person or entity is jointly and severally
liable for all obligations of the Buyer, regardless of the title or capacity of such person
or entity. Stack’s Bowers shall have all the rights of a secured creditor under Article 9
of the California Commercial Code and all rights of the consignor to collect amounts
due from the Buyer, whether at law or equity.
9. Shipping. It is the Buyer’s responsibility to contact Stack’s Bowers after the sale to
make shipping and packaging arrangements. Due to the fragile nature of some lots,
Stack’s Bowers may elect not to assume responsibility for shipping or packing, or may
charge additional shipping and handling. Lots indicated as being “framed” or that
are specifically identified in the catalog are shipped at Buyer’s risk. All taxes, postage, shipping, if applicable, handling, insurance costs, the Buyer’s Premium, and any
other fees required by law to be charged or collected will be added to the invoice for
any lots invoiced to Buyer. All lots will be shipped FOB Destination, freight prepaid
and charged back. Title and risk of loss pass to the Buyer at the destination upon tender of delivery. Acceptance of delivery constitutes acceptance of the purchased lots.
Inspection of the purchased lots is not required for acceptance. Any and all claims
based upon Buyer’s failure to receive a purchased lot, Buyer’s receipt of a lot in damaged condition, or otherwise related to delivery, must be received in writing by Stack’s
Bowers no later than the earlier of thirty (30) days after payment, or the date of the
Auction Sale (the “Outside Claim Date”). As Buyers may not receive notification of
shipment, it is Buyer’s responsibility to keep track of the Outside Claim Date and
make timely notification of any such claim. The failure to make a timely claim, time
being of the essence, shall constitute a waiver of any such claim. Orders paid by credit
card will only be shipped to the verified address on file with the credit card merchant.
10. DISCLAIMER AND WARRANTIES. NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS MADE OR IMPLIED ON ANY
LOT. NO WARRANTY, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY LOT EXCEPT FOR WARRANTY OF TITLE, AND IN THE CASE OF
TITLE, AUCTIONEER IS SELLING ONLY THAT RIGHT OR TITLE TO THE LOT
THAT THE CONSIGNOR MAY HAVE AS OF THE AUCTION SALE DATE. ALL
LOTS ARE SOLD “AS IS” AND WITH ALL FAULTS. PURCHASER HEREBY ASSUMES ALL RISKS CONCERNING AND RELATED TO THE GRADING, QUALITY,
DESCRIPTION, CONDITION, AUTHENTICITY, AND PROVENANCE OF A LOT.
a. COINS AND CURRENCY LISTED IN THIS CATALOG GRADED BY PCGS, NGC,
ANACS CACHET, ICG, PCGS CURRENCY, PMG OR ANY OTHER THIRD PARTY
GRADING SERVICE OR EXAMINED BY THE BUYER PRIOR TO THE AUCTION
SALE MAY NOT BE RETURNED FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER BY ANY
BUYER, EXCEPT FOR CLAIMS RELATED TO AUTHENTICITY.
b. For non-certified coins and currency that have not been examined by the Buyer
prior to the Auction Sale: if it is determined in a review by Stack’s Bowers that there
is a material error in the catalog description of a non-certified coin or currency or the
coin or currency is not authentic, such lot may be returned, provided written notice
is received by Stack’s Bowers no later than seventy-two (72) hours of delivery of the
lots in question, and such lots are returned and received by Stack’s Bowers, in their
original, sealed containers, no later than fourteen (14) calendar days after delivery, in
the same condition the lot(s) were delivered to the Buyer, time being of the essence.
c. If an item or items are returned pursuant to the terms herein, they must be housed
in their original, sealed and unopened container.
d. Late remittance or removal of any item from its original container, or altering a
coin constitutes just cause for revocation of all return privileges.
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e. Grading or condition of rare coins and currency may have a material effect on the
value of the item(s) purchased, and the opinion of others (including independent
grading services) may differ with the independent grading services opinion or interpretation of Stack’s Bowers. Stack’s Bowers shall not be bound by any prior, or subsequent opinion, determination or certification by any independent grading service.
f. Questions regarding the minting of a coin as a “proof ” or as a “business strike”
relate to the method of manufacture and not to authenticity.
g. All oral and written statements made by Stack’s Bowers and its employees or agents
(including affiliated and related companies) are statements of opinion only, and are
not warranties or representations of any kind, unless stated as a specific written warranty, and no employee or agent of Stack’s Bowers has authority to vary or alter these
Terms and Conditions of Auction Sale. Stack’s Bowers reserves the right to vary or
alter the Terms of Sale, either generally or with respect to specific persons or circumstances, in its sole discretion. Any variation or alteration shall be effective only if in
writing and signed by an officer of Stack’s Bowers authorized to do so.
h. Stack’s Bowers is acting as an auctioneer. Title to the lots purchased passes directly
from the Consignor to the Buyer. Accordingly, Stack’s Bowers is not making, and disclaims, any warranty of title.
i. Bidder acknowledges that the numismatic market is speculative, unregulated and
volatile, and that coin prices may rise or fall over time. Stack’s Bowers does not guarantee or represent that any customer buying for investment purposes will be able to
sell for a profit in the future.
j. Bidder acknowledges and agrees that neither Stack’s Bowers, nor its employees,
affiliates, agents, third-party providers or consignors warrant that auctions will be
unimpaired, uninterrupted or error free and accordingly shall not be liable for such
events.
11. Waiver and Release. Bidder, for himself, his heirs, agents, successors and assignees, generally and specifically waives and releases, and forever discharges Stack’s
Bowers, and its respective affiliates, parents, officers, directors, shareholders, agents,
subsidiaries, employees, managers and members and each of them, and their respective successors and assignees from any and all claims, rights, demands and causes
of actions and suits, of whatever kind or nature, including but not limited to claims
based upon Auctioneer’s negligence, whether in law or equity, tort or otherwise,
whether known or unknown, suspected or unsuspected (a “Claim”), which Bidder
may assert with respect to and/or arising out of, or in connection with any challenge
to the title to or authenticity of any goods purchased, the sale itself, any lot bid upon
or consigned, and/or the auction, except where such Claim is otherwise expressly
authorized in these Terms of Sale. It is the intention of Bidder that this waiver and
release shall be effective as a bar to each and every Claim that may arise hereunder or
be related to the Auction Sale, and Bidder hereby knowingly and voluntarily waives
any and all rights and benefits otherwise conferred upon him by the provisions of
Section 1542 of the California Civil Code, which reads in full as follows:
“A GENERAL RELEASE DOES NOT EXTEND TO CLAIMS WHICH THE CREDITOR DOES NOT KNOW OR SUSPECT TO EXIST IN HIS OR HER FAVOR AT THE
TIME OF EXECUTING THE RELEASE, WHICH IF KNOWN BY HIM OR HER
MUST HAVE MATERIALLY AFFECTED HIS OR HER SETTLEMENT WITH THE
DEBTOR.”
12. Disputes. If a dispute arises concerning ownership of a lot or concerning proceeds of any sale, Stack’s Bowers reserves the right to commence a statutory interpleader proceeding at the expense of the Consignor and Buyer and any other applicable party, and in such event shall be entitled to its reasonable attorneys’ fees and
costs. Stack’s Bowers reserves the right to cancel or postpone the Auction Sale or any
session thereof for any reason whatsoever. No Bidder shall have any claim as a result
thereof, including for incidental or consequential damages. Neither Stack’s Bowers
nor any affiliated or related company shall be responsible for incidental or consequential damages arising out of any failure of the Terms of Sale, the auction or the conduct
thereof and in no event shall such liability exceed the purchase price, premium, or
fees paid. Rights granted to Bidders under the within Terms and Conditions of Auction Sale are personal and apply only to the Bidder who initially purchases the lot(s)
from Stack’s Bowers. The rights may not be assigned or transferred to any other per-
son or entity, whether by sale of the lot(s), operation of law or otherwise. Any attempt
to assign or transfer any such rights shall be absolutely void and unenforceable. No
third party may rely on any benefit or right conferred by these Terms and Conditions
of Auction Sale.
Any dispute arising out of or related to these Terms of Sale, the Auction Sale or any lot,
with the sole exception of actions by Stack’s Bowers to collect amounts owed to it and
other damages, shall be submitted to binding arbitration pursuant to the commercial arbitration rules of the American Arbitration Association, with any arbitration
hearing to occur in Orange County, California. Absent an agreement of the parties,
the arbitrator shall limit discovery to that which is necessary to enable the hearing
to proceed efficiently. The arbitrator shall not have the power to award punitive or
consequential damages, nor alter, amend modify any of the terms of this Agreement.
The award by the arbitrator, if any, may be entered in any court having jurisdiction
thereof. Each party shall pay one-half the costs of the arbitration. Bidder acknowledges and agrees that the competent courts of the State of California shall have exclusive
in personam jurisdiction, subject to the requirement to arbitrate, over any dispute(s)
arising hereunder, regardless of any party’s current or future residence or domicile.
Bidder further agrees that venue of the arbitration proceeding shall be in Orange
County, California; and any court proceeding shall be in the Orange County Superior
Court, in the State of California, and in each case waive any claim of Forum Non Conveniens. Bidder agrees that any arbitration or legal action with respect to this Auction
Sale is barred unless commenced within one (1) year of the date of this Auction Sale.
AUCTION PARTICIPANTS EXPRESSLY WAIVE ANY RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY.
13. General Terms. These Terms and Conditions of Auction Sale and the auction
shall be construed and enforced in accordance with, and governed by, the laws of
the State of California, regardless of the location of the Auction Sale. These Terms of
Sale and the information on the Stack’s Bowers’ website constitute the entire agreement between the parties hereto on the subject matter hereof and supersede all other
agreements, understandings, warranties and representations concerning the subject
matter hereof. If any section of these Terms of Auction Sale or any term or provision
of any section is held to be invalid, void, or unenforceable by any court of competent
jurisdiction, the remaining sections or terms and provisions of a section shall continue in full force and effect without being impaired or invalidated in any way. Stack’s
Bowers may at its sole and absolute discretion, make loans or advances to Consignors
and/or Bidders.
14. Special Services. If you wish to limit your total expenditures, please fill in the
maximum amount you wish to spend on the MAXIMUM EXPENDITURE line at
the upper portion of your bid sheet. You can then submit bids for amounts up to
eight times the amount of the maximum expenditure. This is a personal service and
a Stack’s Bowers customer representative will personally attend to your bid sheet by
bidding from the auction floor, buying lots for your account until your authorized
expenditure is reached. While we will do our best in your behalf, due to the speed of
the auction sale and the sometimes crowded conditions, we cannot be responsible for
failure to execute such a bid properly. Due to the bookkeeping involved, this service is
offered only to bidders with maximum expenditures of $1,000 or more.
Bidding in this Auction Sale constitutes unconditional acceptance by the Bidder of
the foregoing Terms and Conditions of Auction Sale.
PCGS & NGC numbers provided are for bidder convenience only, we do not guarantee their accuracy. An incorrect PCGS or NGC number is not grounds to return a lot.
Please note: Transparent holders in which the auction lots are stored are to facilitate viewing and inspection of the lots and ARE NOT for long-term storage.
For PRICES REALIZED after the sale, call 1-800-458-4646. Preliminary prices realized will also be posted on the Internet soon after the session closes.
Stack’s Bowers Galleries is a fictitious business name of
Stack’s-Bowers Numismatics, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company
Stack’s Bowers and Ponterio is a fictitious business name of
Stack’s-Bowers Numismatics, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company
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Now Inviting Consignments
Stack’s Bowers and Ponterio April 2015
Hong Kong Showcase Auction
March 30 — April 1, 2015 | Hong Kong
Consign Chinese and Related Coins and Banknotes
by January 30, 2015
CHINA. Yunnan Sanchuo Bianding.
Provincial Three Stamp Slab Ingots.
5 Tael Salt Tax Ingot, ND. VERY FINE.
Realized: $20,315
These incredible highlights realized top dollar in our
Stack’s Bowers and Ponterio 2014 sales.
CHINA. Dollar Struck in Gold,
Year 9 (1920). NGC MS-64.
Realized: $262,900
CHINA. Szechuan.
Pattern 7 Mace 2 Candareens
(Dollar), ND (1898). PCGS SP-61
Secure Holder. Realized: $77,675
CHINA–FOREIGN BANKS.
Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking
Corporation. 1 Dollar, 1.6.1887. P-S326.
PCGS Fine 15. Realized: $50,787
CHINA. Pattern Dollar Reverse
Dragon Type I, Year 3 (1911).
Tientsin Mint. PCGS SP-62
CHINA. Kweichow.
50 Cents, Year 38 (1949).
NGC AU-58. Realized: $358,500
CHINA. Chihli (Pei Yang).
Tael, Year 33 (1907). Tientsin Mint.
PCGS AU-58 Secure Holder.
Realized: $149,375
Government of the Straits Settlements 100 Dollars,
24.9.1925. P-13. PMG Very Fine 25 Net.
Previously Mounted, Ink. Realized: $14,340
800.458.4646 West Coast Oﬃce • 800.566.2580 East Coast Oﬃce
1063 McGaw Avenue Ste 100, Irvine, CA 92614 • 949.253.0916
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CHINA. Pattern Dollar, Year 12
(1923). Tientsin Mint. PCGS MS-66
CHINA. Pattern Dollar in Silver,
Year 16 (1927). NGC MS-65.
Realized: $101,575
Showcase Auctions
43rd Annual
New York International
Numismatic Convention
America’s Most Prestigious Foreign & Ancient Coin Show
January 8-12, 2015
Public Show Hours:
Friday, January 9 • 10AM - 7PM
Saturday, January 10 • 10AM - 7PM
Sunday, January 11 • 10AM - 3PM
$20 for a three-day pass valid Friday – Sunday
16 and under free with an adult (Check our website
to print a discount admission coupon)
Location:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
301 Park Avenue
NYINC will feature auction presentations:
Sunday, January 4 – Monday, January 12.
Visit our website, NYINC.info, for a complete
Schedule of Events, including auction lot viewing,
auction sessions, educational programs and bourse hours.
Bourse Information:
Kevin Foley – Convention Chairman
P.O. Box 370650, Milwaukee, WI 53237
(414) 807-0116 • FAX: (414) 747-9490
Email: kfoley2@wi.rr.com
(Between 49th and 50th Streets)
Call (212) 355-3000 and mention rate
code “NYZ” for our special NYINC room rates
from $289. (Call early. Limited rooms available
at these special discounts.)
2015
NYINC
Ancient Coins, World Coins
& Paper Money

The January 2015 NYINC Internet Auction Ancient

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