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City of Gdańsk, Grosz, 1579, Gdańsk; a period concludes the obverse legend; CNG 130, Kop. 7433 (R2), Kurp. (1576–1586) 380 (R1), Parchimowicz Batory 171.a; a piece from the collection of Tadeusz Kałkowski with its original slipcase; the coin is illustrated in the book *A Thousand Years of Polish Coins* on page 186; it exhibits a strong mint luster beneath an old, golden patina.
Crown coins, Thaler, 1766 FS, Warsaw; Obverse: Bust of the king in armor, STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS D G REX POL M D LITHU; Reverse: A crowned, oval, five-field coat-of-arms shield, with the Ciołek coat of arms in the center, the whole surrounded by a wreath of palm and oak leaves with a ribbon bearing the inscription: PRO FIDE LEGE ET GREGE and featuring the Order of the White Eagle; on either side...
Crown coins, Szóstak, 1601 M, Malbork; Kop. 1251 (R3), Kopicki (ZIIIW) 910 (R3), Kurp. (1587–1632) 1444 (R6), Tyszkiewicz 8 mk; rare date, piece from the collection of Tadeusz Kałkowski with a replacement cap, strong mint luster beneath an old patina.
Alexander I (1815–1825), 2 zlote, 1819 IB, Warsaw; Bitkin 833, H-Cz. 3539, Kop. 2692 (R), Plage 49, Berezowski 3 zł; reverse minimally cleaned but beautifully preserved for this type, patina; coin in NGC box 6700839-011 graded AU Details REV CLEANED.
Lithuanian coins, Czworak, 1566, Vilnius; legend ends with L / LIT, large Pogoń on the reverse; Cesnulis-Ivanauskas 10SA17-3, Kop. 3311 (R1), Kurp. (1506–1573) 855 (R); slight wear, but beautiful for this type of coin, with a strong mint luster.
Crown coins, Thaler, 1788 EB, Warsaw; Obverse: King’s head facing right, STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS D G REX POLON M D LITUAN; Reverse: A multi-field coat-of-arms shield with the Ciołek coat of arms in the center, the whole surrounded by a ribbon and a wreath of palm and oak leaves; at the bottom, the Order of the White Eagle; on the sides, E - B (Efraim Brenn, mint master), around the edge 10 7/16...
Crown coins, Szóstak, 1680 TLB, Kraków; bust of the king in armor, the letter C between the coats of arms, erroneous denomination IV; Kop. 1947 (R2), Kurp. (1649–1696) 1196 (R2), Żukowski K.80.1.2.b.a; a beautifully preserved coin.
Crown coins, Half-Thaler, 1788 EB, Warsaw; Obverse: King’s head facing right, STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS D G REX POL M D LIT; Reverse: A crowned, five-field coat-of-arms shield, the whole surrounded by a ribbon and a wreath of palm and oak leaves; at the bottom, the Order of the White Eagle; on the sides, the letters E–B (Efraim Brenn, mint master), 20 7/8 EX MARCA PUR COLONIENS 1788; H-Cz. 3301,...
Crown coins, Szóstak, 1599, Malbork; variety with a large head of the king; Kop. 1246 (R1), Kopicki (ZIIIW) 907 (R1), Kurp. (1587–1632) 1435 (R4); piece from the collection of Tadeusz Kałkowski with a replacement cap, beautiful mint luster beneath an old patina.
Crown coins, Two-złoty coin (8 groszy), 1795 MV, Warsaw; Kop. 2426 (R1), Parchimowicz SAP 27.i, Plage 349, Berezowski 3 zł; a straightened, beautifully preserved coin with a mint luster.
Crown coins, Two-złoty coin (8 groszy), 1795 MV, Warsaw; Kop. 2426 (R1), Parchimowicz SAP 27.i, Plage 349, Berezowski 3 zł; straightened, beautifully preserved.
Bolesław III the Wry-mouthed (1102–1107–1138), Indulgence bracteate (1137–1138), Kraków; St. Adalbert standing facing forward, with his head turned to the left, holding a crosier in his left hand, his right hand raised in a gesture of protection over the kneeling prince, legend; Frynas P.6.6, Cop. 47 (R4), Such. 11th/12th cent. XV/2, Śnieżko II.A.XXIII.01; silver, 28.5 mm, 0.59 g; pa...
City of Gdańsk, Ort, 1615, Gdańsk; large head of the king, a colon between the letters D and G in the obverse legend, a dot above the bear’s paw; CNG 155.V, Kopicki (ZIIIW) 1472 (R1), KOG2 1615/1 (R3), Shatalin G15-I-2 (R2); a beautifully preserved piece with an old patina.
Oil on panelcm. 34,5x42,3. Framed The painting is signed in brush in the lower left: “HENRIETTE RONNER”.
Crown coins, Szóstak, 1681 TLB, Bydgoszcz; a robe with a double-outlined shoulder piece, eight leaves in the wreath, a single crown band with pearls; Kop. 1953, Kurp. (1649–1696) 1198, Żukowski B.81.1.3.4.6.a (RRR) var. (eight leaves in the wreath); beautifully preserved.
Crown coins, Szóstak, 1683 TLB, Bydgoszcz; robe without a sketched shoulder guard, three rivets in the upper fitting of the cuirass, on the reverse two dots between the heraldic shields and the Leliwa coat of arms; Kop. 1963, Kurp. (1649–1696) 1210, Żukowski B.83.L.1.5/5.b; beautiful.
Lithuanian coins, Czworak, 1568, Vilnius; legend endings LI / LITV; Cesnulis-Ivanauskas 10SA31-3, Kop. 3313 (R1), Kurp. (1506–1573) 867 (R); obverse struck with a worn die; the coin exhibits mint luster beneath the patina.
Lithuanian coins, Lithuanian grosz, 1555, Vilnius; legend endings LIT / LITVA; Cesnulis-Ivanauskas 6SA22-7 (RR), Kop. 3294 (R5), Kurp. (1506–1573) 791 (R4), Tyszkiewicz 12 mk; a rare year of issue, a very nice piece from the collection of Tadeusz Kałkowski with its original envelope, mint luster visible beneath the old patina.
Crown coins, Trojak, 1598, Lublin; on the reverse, the letter L to the left of the Lewart coat of arms; Iger L.98.2.a (R), Kop. 1130 (R), Kopicki (ZIIIW) 815, Kurp. (1587–1632) 1075 (R2); patina.
crown coins, Two-złoty coin (8 groszy), 1784 EB, Warsaw; bearing the letters EB; Kop. 2414 (R2), Parchimowicz SAP 25.b, Plage 337, Berezowski 3.50 zł; golden patina, an exceptionally well-preserved coin.
Proof coins, Proof thaler, 1762, Leipzig; Obverse: A bust of the king wearing a crown and armor, facing right, with the inscription “D G FRID AUGUSTUS REX POL EL SAX”; Reverse: A five-field coat-of-arms shield beneath the crown, the whole surrounded by a wreath, with the date 1762 at the bottom; Chełmiński 1282, Chomiński 598, Davenport 1617, Frankiewicz 830, H.-Cz. 2967 (R4), Kahnt 540...
Oil on panelcm. 24x32. Framed
City of Toruń, Ort, 1666, Toruń; in the obverse legend: IOH CAS...SUE..., in the reverse legend MONETA NOVA CI..., the letters HD - L on either side of the city’s oval coat-of-arms (HD separately), the date stamped as 1665; CNCT 1710 (R6), Kop. 8332 (R5), Kurp. (1649–1696) 1031 (R5), Shatalin T66-I-3 (R7), Tyszkiewicz 6 mk; a very rare issue, beautiful for this type of coin.
Crown coins, historical thaler known as the “Targowica thaler,” 1793, Warsaw; Obverse: Within an oak wreath, a legend in nine lines: CIVIBUS / QUORUM PIETAS / CONIURATIONE DIE III / MAI MDCCXCI OBRUTAM / ET DELETAM LIBERTA / TE POLONA TUERI / CONABATUR RESPU / BLICA RESUR / GENS, surrounded by the inscription: GRATITUDO CONCIVIBUS EXEMPLUM POSTERITATI; Obverse: Inscription in six lines: DE...
Oil on canvascm. 57x43,3. Framed
Oil on canvascm. 175x95,5. Framed
Oil on canvas laid on panelcm. 88,5x117. Framed
Crown coins, Ort, 1684, Bydgoszcz; the initials TLB (Tytus Liwiusz Boratini, the mint’s leaseholder) beneath a bust with six lamellae on the shoulder; Kop. 1999 (R1), Kurp. (1649–1696) 1247 (R2), Shatalin B84-I-1; rare in this condition, a piece from the collection of Tadeusz Kałkowski, without a slipcase.
Oil on canvascm. 84x72. Framed
Oil on canvascm. 93x154. Framed

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15 000 EUR
Oil on canvascm. 83,5x72. Framed
City of Gdańsk, Ort, 1655, Gdańsk; the obverse legend reads “IOAN,” with a flower at the end of the reverse legend; between the lions’ legs are the letters G–R (Gerhard Rogge, leaseholder of the Gdańsk mint); CNG 282, KOG2 1655/9 (R5), Kop. 7620 (R5), Kurp. (1649–1696) 848 (R5), Shatalin G55-II-1 (R5), Tyszkiewicz 25 mk; patina, a very rare variety with a flower crowning the rever...
City of Toruń, Ort, 1650, Toruń; CNCT 1601 (R6), H-Cz. 5212 (R4), Kop. 8314 (R5), Kurp. (1649–1696) 987 (R5), Shatalin T50-I-1 (R6), Tyszkiewicz 12 mk; one of the rarest ort coins of John II Casimir.
City of Gdańsk, Dukat, 1688, Gdańsk; Obverse: Bust of the king wearing a crown and armor, facing right, IOAN III D G REX POL M D L R PR; Reverse: The Great Coat of Arms of the City of Gdańsk, MON AUREA CIVITAT GEDAN; Chełmiński 1024, Chomiński 570, CNG 375, Frankiewicz 765, Fr. 36, H-Cz. 2503 (R2), Kaleniecki pp. 477–478, Karolkiewicz 2374, Kop. 7693 (R3), Kurp. (1649–1696) 1269 (R3)...
Oil on canvascm. 57,5x67. Framed
Oil on canvascm. 74x102. Framed
Oil on canvascm. 46x38. Framed
City of Toruń, Ort, 1651, Toruń; CNCT 1602 (R5), H-Cz. 2001 (R3), Kop. 8315 (R5), Kurp. (1649–1696) 988 (R4), Shatalin T51-I-1 (R6), Tyszkiewicz 9 mk; a very rare issue.
Oil on canvascm. 102x148,5. Framed
Crown coins, Szóstak, 1650, Wschowa; featuring the Wieniawa coat of arms beneath the king’s bust, with the obverse legend IO CASIMI...P ET S, on the reverse, the Vasa coat of arms (Snopek) on the eagle’s breast, with V–I on either side; Kop. 1604 (R4), Kozłowski 30, Kurp. (1649–1696) 124 (R3), Tyszkiewicz 10 mk; a re-struck coin.
Nicholas II (1894–1917), 15 rubles, 1897 (А•Г), St. Petersburg; struck with deep dies; Bitkin 2, Fr. 177, Kazakov 63, Sidorov 1971; gold, 12.88 g; beautifully preserved coin; in NGC box 8588339-011, graded MS62.
Crown coins, Ort, 1652, Poznań; letters A–T (Andrzej Tymf, mint leaseholder), on either side of the oval coat-of-arms shield; the reverse legend reads POSNAN FAC; Kop. 1715 (R5), Kurp. (1649–1696) 334 (R4), Shatalin PZ52-I-1 (R4), Tyszkiewicz 18 mk.
circulation coins, 2 zlote, 1924 H, Birmingham; Bust of a woman with ears of grain, variant with the letter H after the date; Kop. 2859 (R7), Parchimowicz 109b; one of the rarest circulation coins of the Second Polish Republic in good condition.
Crown coins, Szóstak, 1681 TLB, Bydgoszcz; robe without a outlined shoulder piece, single crown band with large pearls; Kop. 1953, Kurp. (1649–1696) 1198, Żukowski B.81.1.1.a.; beautiful.