Medals auctions
A very nice wide medal. Silver, diameter 55 mm, weight 59,25 g.
Germany. Medal 1927 D, 80th birthday of Paul von Hindenburg. Silver. Kienast 386, X 1. NGC MS 65.
Category: CzechoslovakiaCountry/Region: CzechoslovakiaDenomination: MedalYear: 1928Mint: KremnitzWeight: 19,984 gMaterial: SilverPurity: 987/1000Reference: X# M1Grade: EF+Description: By O. Španiel; "10th Anniversary of Czechoslovakia"; Obv: St. Procopius plowing left with the devil, mine in the background, and the inscription: "JSEM RAŽEN Z ČESKÉHO KOVU" / Rev: St. Wenzel (Wenceslaus) s...
Set of five plaques in a dedicated box. On the obverses signature of Jozef Stasinski. On the reverses EDITOR: KAZIMIERZ FRANKE. Bronze, dimensions 12 x 12 cm, weight 541 to 714 g.
Germany, Third Reich. Medal 1938 by F. Beyer. The events of 1933-1938. Commemorating the Munich Agreement. Averse: Our Führer Adolf Hitler 1938. Reverse: One People, One Reich, One Leader, eagle's head in laurel wreath before swastika, 29.9.1938. Copper, iron, silvered, 17.98 g. 36 mm. In box.
On the edge a number in ink. Signed ANDRIEU F. / DENON DIR. Bronze, diameter 42 mm, weight 38.72 g.
Category: Gold - HabsburgRuler/Area: Franz Joseph I.Denomination: Gold MedalYear: 1898 (Later strike)Mint: ViennaWeight: 24,158 gMaterial: Sampling date: 28.8.2025 - Au 63,76%; Cu 19,78%; Ag 10,31%; Zn 6,14%Reference: Horsky 3909 (in Silver)Grade: EFQuality Note: PolishedDescription: LATER STRIKE; By R. Neuberger; "50th Anniversary of the Reign of Franz Joseph I. - Habsburghaus in the Rax"; Ob...
Rare medal designed by Wojciech Jastrzębowski (Warsaw painter, author, among others, of the design of 5 gold with the Banner). Minted in an edition of 200 pieces to commemorate the half-century anniversary of the January Uprising.
Libya. Medal 1979, 10th Anniversary of Great Libyan Revolution. Silver .925, 28.15 g. X 4.
A rare version in silver. Obverse: three-field shield of coat of arms under crown and inscription: FREEDOM . EQUALITY . INDEPENDENCE. Reverse: in the rim ZE SREBER POLSKICH ZŁOŻONYCH NA NARODOWA SPRAWL and horizontally FOR THE MEMORIAL OF THE LIBERTY'S SLAVING BY THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF POLAND ON JANUARY 22, 1863. Silver, diameter 33.5 mm, weight 16.74 g.
An encouraging medallion made at the Knedler factory, commemorating the destruction of the Poniatowski Bridge - a symbolic event that involved the withdrawal of Russian troops. Rarer. Very nice. In dark patina. Bronze, diameter 28.5 mm, weight 8.53 g.
Bronze, diameter 43.5 mm, weight 34.4 g.
Very nice medal, with natural mirror background, only rubbed. Light, cabinet-like patina. A rare numismatic piece. Signed I.G.H. (Holtzhey). Silver, diameter 45 mm, weight 26.0 g.
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Commemorative medal minted on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Battle of Monte Cassino in 1984. On the obverse of the medal one can see an image of the Monte Cassino Memorial Cross, all around the inscription "May 18, 1984 May 18, 1944". On the reverse at the top one can see the inscription "MONTE CASSINO", below in the image of a poppy inscribed cemetery and the ruins of the Monte ...
Bronze, diameter 64 mm, weight 107.16 g.
Beautiful presentation, large medal. Ex. Otto Horn. Bronze, diameter 78.5 mm, weight 222 g.
Bronze, diameter 32 mm, weight 14.19 g.
Germany, Satirical Mockery Medal on the alliance of Russia and France ND (1897) World War I. German Empire. Beauteous brown color toning specimen. ANDENKEN AN DIE DENKWÜRDIGEN TAGE PARIS OCTOBER 1896 St. PETERSBURG AUGUST 1897, Personifications of Russia and France facing each other. France placing her right hand on Russias shoulder. / DIE WELT IST RUND UND MUSS SICH DREH'N / WIE BALD WIRD DI...
Iran. Mohammad Reza (1941-1979). Medal 1976, Golden Jubilee of the National Bank of Iran. Gold .900, 10.00 g. 27 mm.
Former, galvanic copy (joined and filled). A rare and valued type of medal from the partition period, whose design was made by one of the famous Polish painters - Juliusz Kossak. With his signature on the obverse (under the anchor) Minted in commemoration of the "Korsk massacre" - massacre on the population of the town of Krosye (Żmudź), carried out by Cossacks, in the form of suppression of...
One of three medals minted to commemorate the regaining of access to the Baltic Sea. Variety with the date on the side with the fisherman and the inscription THROUGH THE BALTIC TO THE WORLD on the other. Medal designed by Czeslaw Makowski (signature CM 1921), made at the J. Chylinski factory. Rare type. Bronze, diameter 50 mm, weight 45.26 g.
Germany, Emden. Medal 1782 by B. C. V. Calker So-called Forties Medal, Averse: Prussian eagle above ships in front of the port of Emden, in the background city view, in the section coat of arms. Reverse: handshake in front of crowned sceptre in wreath of palm branches, without marginal inscription. Silver, 52 mm, 61.05 g. Knyphausen 6314.
France. Token 1838. Poincon Abeille. Averse: Couronne a trois tours. Reverse: L'URBAINE CIE D'ASSURANCES 4 MARS 1838/ L'URBAINE INSURANCE COMPANY, MARCH 4, 1838. Silver 20.18 g. 35x35 mm. Gailhouste 953.
Medal to commemorate the finding of the remains of the descendants of John III Sobieski 1862
1-2 R5
95 EUR
A very rare patriot commemorating the finding of the remains of the sons of King John III Sobieski. It was made from ornaments taken from the found coffins, and its minting was connected with the solemn mass in Zolkva and the construction of the monument. Lacquered, with red threads embedded in the lacquer, otherwise beautiful. Without the pendant (possibly removed). Silver, dimensions 33 x 28...
Category: PolandCountry/Region: PolandRuler/Area: Franz Joseph I.Denomination: MedalYear: 1916Weight: 8,673 gMaterial: CopperReference: Strzałkowski 340Grade: aUNCQuality Note: Mint luster, toned, PROOFDescription: By Stanisław Witkowski; "125th Anniversary of the Constitution of May 3"; Obv: Crowned coat of arms of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and the inscription "WARSZAWA 1916 ROKU"...
Rarely seen for this artist craftsmanship in silver. Box included. Silver, diameter 4.5 cm, weight 46 g.
0.925 silver, punch on the rim. Weight 43.85 g, diameter 40 mm.
Beautiful condition, but in the case of this medal especially the workmanship. Despite the small diameter, the artist achieved a high, plastic relief with a 3D effect, especially the side with the entire army. Obverse: scene of the oath taking in the Krakow Market Square. Reverse: Kosciuszko on horseback, leading the blacksmiths. Bronze, diameter 30 mm, weight 10.25 g.
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[SILVER 916] Commemorative Medal Commemorative Medal 40th Anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising 1984
24 EUR
Commemorative medal minted on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising (1944-1984), made of sterling silver and signed on the rim. It was designed by Tadeusz Tchórzewski, whose signature "T.T." along with the date 1984 appears on the reverse. The obverse depicts a dramatic scene symbolizing the fate of Warsaw in 1944: a figure of Christ lying amidst the ruins, shown in a dy...
Germany, Medal from 1888, Incorporation of Hamburg into the customs territory of the German Empire
2+
49 EUR
Silver, weight 60,53 g, diameter 55 mm. Slightly worn. Scratch on the edge.
Bronze, size 12.5 x 12 cm, weight 791 g.
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). Rare version, struck in bright bronze - mintage of 120 pieces. Comes in original box, along with certificate. Bronze, 63 mm in diameter
One of two medals minted on the 100th anniversary of Stanislaw Staszic's death. The present one is the work of Józef Aumiller, made at the Warsaw Mint (the other was minted at the Knedler factory). The bust from this medal was also used in the production of the Mint's plaques featuring the writer. Issued by the Scientific Society in Warsaw. Rare. Bronze, diameter 55 mm, weight 72.26 g.
Category: LiechtensteinCountry/Region: LiechtensteinRuler/Area: Franz Joseph II.Denomination: MedalYear: 1984Weight: 5,024 gMaterial: SilverPurity: 900/1000Grade: PROOFQuality Note: Small scratches, mint luster, tonedDescription: "Hereditary Princess Marie" (Maria-Pia of Liechtenstein); Obv: Bust of Princess facing right, and the circular inscription "MARIE ERBPRINZESSIN VON UND ZU LIECHTENSTE...
Medal by Jan Raszka (signed J R), minted in Vienna. Version without the ear piece. Rarely seen in the trade and now prized. Bronze, diameter 40 mm, weight 23.0 g.
Slight rubbing and fingerprint, otherwise mint. Mirror stamp. Silver, diameter 40.5 mm, weight 24.36 g.
Bronze, dimensions 14.5 x 14 cm, weight 861 g
Box included. Bronze, dimensions 12 x 11 cm, weight 400 g.
Brass, diameter 59 mm, weight 72.65 g.
Bronze, dimensions 12.5 x 12 cm, weight 568 g.
Bronze, dimensions 16 x 12 cm, weight 723 g
Medal by: Z. Amashukeli. Bronze, diameter 60 mm, weight 122.5 g
The medal depicts John XXIII (Pastor Mundi), Primate Stefan Wyszynski and Archbishop of Poznan Antoni Baraniak. Bronze, diameter 15 cm, weight 829 g.
By S.R. Lewandowski. Zinc, weight 20.10 g, diameter 40 mm.
Beautifully preserved detail. Former light cleaning, now largely covered with patina. Bronze, diameter 40.5 mm, weight 36.15 g.
0.925 silver, punch on the rim. Weight 42.11 g, diameter 40 mm.
Very rare medal made in the works of Wiktor Gontarczyk (monogram WG on the reverse). Minted to commemorate the founder and director of the National Museum in Warsaw - Witold Gembarzewski - on the 20th anniversary of his work. He was the first director of the National Museum, established in 1916 in place of the Museum of Fine Arts. Last listed at auctions in Poland in 2019. In our offer for the...
The first of a collection of Austrian checker medals. Checker medals, also known as checker stones, are still a little-studied, interesting aspect of Polish numismatics. They were described as early as 1881, and were found, among others, in the collection of Radom numismatist Dr. Rewolinski. Cezary Wilanowski described them then as follows: "... checker stones with a stamp stamped on them in t...
Minted in Cracow, a beautiful medal by Waclaw Glowacki (signed under the king's head). Commemorating the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Vienna and the coronation of the image of the Virgin Mary from the Church of the Carmelites in Piasek. Beautiful. Bronze, diameter 53 mm, weight 54.85 g.
A version with a larger diameter. Unsigned medal by Koźbielewski. Bronze, diameter 55 mm, weight 71.44 g.
Museum grade value. It is extremely rare that we turn to this ennobling phrase to preserve it for exceptional items. Combining uniqueness and historical significance. Items such as this! Here is a previously unpublished archive of Waclaw Kowalik 's (1913-1983) coin and medal designs. Projects that are documentation of how the numismats we know today, as well as the numismats that have not been...
Bronze, dimensions 86.5 x 87 mm, weight 360.1 mm.
Aluminum, weight 20.58 g, diameter 61 mm.
Bronze, dimensions 12 x 12.5 cm, weight 477 g
Clear cut in front of portrait, otherwise very nice. Number in ink on the border. French medal commemorating the successes of the Napoleonic campaign of 1806-1807, which led to the signing of the peace treaties of Tilsit (including the creation of the Duchy of Warsaw). Listing the most important of these: the capture of Berlin, Warsaw and Königsberg. Bronze, diameter 40.5 mm, weight 37.73 g.
Medal for second place for the 25 km run - Zygmunt Miodulski. Silver plated (?) tombak, diameter 39.5 mm, weight 28.0 g.
Silver, diameter 35 mm, weight 29.72 g.
Lead, dimensions 13 x 13 cm, weight 889 g
A striking, massive medal. Obverse with old surface cleaning. Reverse natural. Beautiful detail. Ex. Otto Horn collection. Bronze, diameter 82 mm, weight 248 g.
Bronze, dimensions 20.5 x 21.5 cm, weight 2,735 g.
The medal was commissioned by the Polish American Numismatic Association (PANA). On the border: (C) 1982 MEDALLIC ART CO. - DANBURY.CT.- BRONZE. Minted version in light bronze - mintage of 200 pieces. Certificate included. Bronze, 63 mm in diameter