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Germany, Bavaria. Ludwig II (1864-1886). Siegestaler 1871, Victory over France. Silver. KM 889. NGC MS 63.
Russia. Catherine II (1762-1796). 5 Kopecks 1771 ЕМ. Eagle of 1770-1777. Copper 52.41 g. Bitkin 620a.
Hungary. Rudolph (1576-1608). Taler 1601 K - B. Silver 26.39 g. MB 254, KM 12. Cracked edge.
Queen Victoria. Obverse 1. KM#5 Mintage: 10000 3.32 grams .917 gold, .0981 oz
France. Louis XIV (1643-1715). 1/2 Ecu 1704 A. Silver. Dy royales 1552, Ciani Royales 1925. NGC AU 58. TOP POP.
Austria, Tyrol. Leopold I (1657-1705). 2 Taler ND (1668-1670), Hall. Silver 57.21 g. KM 1119.1, Dav 3247. Graffiti.
Lithuania. 100 Litu 2009, Millennium of the first mention of the name 'Lithuania'. Gold .9999, 7.79 g. KM 166.
Germany, Saxony. Friedrich August III (1904-1918). 5 Mark 1909, 500th Anniversary of Leipzig University. Silver. KM 1269, Dav 906. NGC MS 65.
Russia. Peter I (1699-1725). Poltina 1721. Portrait with shoulder straps. Branch on the chest. Dot above the head. Silver. Bitkin 677. NGC AU DETAILS.
Netherlands East Indies. 3 Gulden 1794, West Friesland. Countermarks. Quincunx & Starburst C/Ms on 1794 W. Friesland 3G. Region NEI - W. Kalimantan. Silver. PCGS XF Detail.
Russia. Nicholas I (1825-1855). 25 Kopecks 1846 СПБ-ПА, St. Petersburg. Silver 5.18 g. Bitkin 293. Small scratches.
Germany, Weimar Republic. 5 Reichsmark 1929 A. Silver 24.83 g. KM 56, Dav 966.
Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 25 Kopecks 1895, St. Petersburg. Silver 4.94 g. Bitkin 95. Surface damage.
Germany. 5 Deutsche Mark 1955 G, 300th Anniversary - Birth of Ludwig Wilhelm Markgraf von Baden. Silver 11.18 g. KM 115. Small scratches.
Russia. 3 Roubles 1995 MМД, R. Amundsen. Exploration of the Russian Arctic. Silver .900, 34.62 g. Mintage 25 000 pcs. Y 462. In capsule with certificate of Authenticity Л 20723.
5 Zlotys, 1936 – Sailboat Y# 31
A natural, circulating example of this issue. A rarer issue, minted in a mintage of only 140,009 pieces. Traces of luster in the background. The initials of Aleksander Riedka on the rim. Obverse: the Tsar’s head facing left, with the legend in the rim:Б.М.НИКОЛАЙ II ИМПЕРАТОРЪ-И САМОДЕРЖЕЦЪ ВСЕРОСС.; Reverse: the eagle of the Russian Empire, with “РУ...
A beautiful example of this issue. The background appears faded. Obverse: a head wearing a laurel wreath, facing right; below it, the mint mark “A”; along the rim, the legend:FRANZ JOSEPH I•V•G•G•KAISER V•OESTERREICH; Reverse: the imperial eagle; along the rim, the inscription:EIN VEREINSTHALER XXX EIN PFUND FEIN 1858;
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 4.29 g, very nice
PolandThe November Uprising (1830–1831) the Eagle’s talons are bent; above the wreath’s knot is a single acorn patina
A beautiful, mint-condition piece. The details and mint luster are superbly preserved. A rarer and highly sought-after issue featuring the image of a fisherman.
Queen Victoria KM#5 Mintage: 25000 3.32 grams .917 gold, .0981 oz
Lustrous surfaces. KM#Y25 .750 silver, 11 grams, 28 mm
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) – Circulating Coins Nike edge strike, rare year
Russia, USSR. Poltinnik 1925 ПЛ. Silver. Y 89.2. NGC MS 63.
China. 100 Yuan 2002, 20th Anniversary of Panda Coinage. Platinum .999, 3.1103 g. Mintage 20 000 pcs. KM 1415. NGC PROOF DETAILS.
Russia. Anna Ioannovna (1730-1740). Rouble 1737, Red Mint. Moscow type. Eagle of Moscow type. Silver 25.67 g. Bitkin 199. Repaired hole.
India, British. Victoria (1837-1901). 1/4 Rupee 1862 (C). Silver. KM 470. NGC MS 65. Only 3 coins in higher grades.
PolandSigismund II Augustus (1545–1572) – Lithuanian coins legend endings L / LITVA; on the obverse, the letter A without crossbars—SIGIS ΛVG REX POLO MΛG ...
A beautiful example of this issue. Slight discoloration of the background and delicate wear on the highest parts of the relief. The last year in which 15-kopeck coins were minted in the history of the Russian Empire. Obverse: The Russian Empire’s eagle, based on the 1886 design, with the initials “BC” separated by the tail below it; Reverse: a crowned inscription within a laurel and oak ...
India British, Madras. 1/48 Rupee 1794. Copper. KM 394, Pr 311. PCGS PR 63 BN.
Poland. Polgrosz - 5 Groszy 1508-1811. Silver, billon, total weight, 12.50g. Lot of 9 coins.
Australia. Elizabeth II (1952-2022). 1 Dollar 2013 P, Australian Kookaburra. Silver .999, 31.1035 g. KM 1985. ANACS MS 70 DCAM. MAX GRADE.
USA. Peace Dollar 1922, Philadelphia. Silver. KM 150. PCGS MS 63.
Turkey. Mustafa III (1757-1774). 2 Zolota 1171 (1765). Silver. KM 324.1. PCGS MS 63. MAX GRADE.
Russia. Alexander II (1855-1881). 20 Kopecks 1858 СПБ-ФБ, St. Petersburg. Silver. Bitkin 61. NGC MS 64.
Germany, Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. Charles I (1735-1780). 2/3 Taler 1764 IDB. Silver 13.90 g. KM 973.1.
Russia. Nicholas I (1825-1855). 5 Kopecks 1849 СПБ-ПА, St. Petersburg. Silver. Bitkin 405. NGC MS 64.
Germany, Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. Wilhelm Ernst (1901-1918). 5 Mark 1908, 350th Anniversary of Jena University. Silver 27.76 g. KM 220, Dav 849.
Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 50 kopecks 1913 ВС, St. Petersburg. Silver 9.94 g. Bitkin 93. Small scratches.
Russia. 1/2 - 3 Kopecks 1798-1842. Copper, total weight, 132.52 g. Lot of 10 coins.
Lithuania. 50 Euro 2018, 100th anniversary of Lithuanian independence (1918-2018); The Signatories. Mintage 4 000 pcs. Gold .999, 7.78 g. KM 243, Fr 24. In box with certificate of Authenticity 1194.
Russia, RSFSR. 1 Rouble 1921 АГ. Silver 19.90 g. Y 84. Scratches.
Russia. Peter I (1699-1725). Rouble 1720 K, Kadashevsky Mint. Portrait with shoulder straps. Branch on the chest. Silver. as Bitkin 415 (R). PCGS VF 25. Only 1 coin in higher grade.
Gibraltar. Elizabeth II (1952-2022). 1 Crown 1992, Cocker Spaniel. Series: Man's Best Friends - Dogs. Silver .999, 31.30 g. K 103a. In box with certificate of Authenticity.
PolandCongress Kingdom (1815–1835) – Nicholas I (1825–1855) cleaned
Russia, USSR. Poltinnik 1926 ПЛ. Silver. Y 89. NGC MS 61.
Russia. Nicholas II (1894-1917). 3 Kopecks 1903 СПБ, St. Petersburg. Copper. Bitkin 216. NGC MS 65 BN.
PolandRussian Partition—Nicholas I (1825–1855) variant with a double ribbon, a berry and an acorn on either side cleaned, rare coin type
PolandThird Republic of Poland (since 1989) - circulation coins Sigismund II Augustus (1548–1572) Nordic gold, mintage of 200,000 pieces, patina
III Crown Groschen 1601 K, Krakow—head to the left, "R," 2.287 g, Iger K.01.1.a (R1); Kopicki 1195
A beautiful, decidedly exceptional example of this issue with well-preserved details. Obverse: the eagle of the Russian Empire; the initials ПС on either side of the eagle’s tail; the legend in the rim:МОНЕТА РУБЛЬ 1818; Reverse: within a laurel and oak wreath, a crowned inscription: ЧИСТАГО/СЕРЕБРА/4 ЗОЛОТН./21 ДОЛЯ./С.П.Б.; Edge: СЕР. 83 1/3 ПР�...
A nice example of a rare issue. Partial damage on the obverse above the image of St. George; the background is discolored. Obverse: a coat-of-arms shield surmounted by a crest, with the date abbreviation “89” between them; the outer rim bears the legend:PETER•ERN•BRVNO•GE•HA•G•P•; Reverse: St. George slaying the dragon; the outer rim bears the inscription:COMI•E•DOMI•I�...
Obverse : FRIED WILHELM KOENIG VON PREUSSEN Buste à droite de Frédéric Guillaume de Prusse Reverse : ZEHN EINE FEINE MARK 1793;
III Lithuanian Groschen 1582, Vilnius-Hlebowicz, end of description: L / LIT Iger V.82.1.- (R), Kopicki 3368 (R), Kurpiewski 301 (R1) 2.429 g “collector’s item,” theme.
Philadelphia mint, without dot. Lustrous with colourful toning. KM#Y16
Free City Danzig (Gdańsk), Danzig mint. Lustrous coin, scarce in this grade. KM#145 .750 silver, 5 grams, 23.5 mm
A beautifully preserved piece of a sought-after and highly valued issue.
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) gold, 4.30 g, beautifully preserved coin
Poland. Włldysław IV Waza (1633-1648 ). Taler 1633, Bydgoszcz. Silver, Dav. 4326. PCGS XF 40. Only 2 coins in higher grades.
A very nice example of a sought-after Chinese coin. Silver, 33 mm in diameter, weighing 12.8 g.
Ag, weight 28.4 g, 45 mm. Herinek 595, Davenport 3229.